List of Dartmouth College faculty

Eleazar Wheelock, the founder and first president of the college

This list of Dartmouth College faculty includes notable current and former instructors and administrators of Dartmouth College, an Ivy League university located in Hanover, New Hampshire, United States. It includes faculty at its related graduate schools and programs, including the Tuck School of Business, the Thayer School of Engineering, and Geisel School of Medicine. As of 2007 ^[update] , Dartmouth employs 597 tenured or tenure-track faculty members, 366 of whom are in the undergraduate Arts & Sciences division. More than 90% of the faculty hold a doctorate or equivalent degree. ^[1]

Dartmouth faculty were at the forefront of such major academic developments as the Dartmouth Conferences, the Dartmouth Time-Sharing System, Dartmouth BASIC, and Dartmouth ALGOL 30. As of 2005 ^[update] , sponsored project awards to Dartmouth faculty research amounted to $169 million. ^[2]

This list also includes the "Wheelock Succession", ^{[3] [4]} the nineteen individuals who have served as president of Dartmouth College. Active faculty members are highlighted in green.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Faculty of Arts & Sciences

In this section, faculty are categorized by their primary department's academic division, as defined by the dean of the faculty. ^[a] Former faculty who taught in now-defunct departments or subject areas are grouped in the most appropriate division, or in the "Other" section.

Arts and humanities

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Amy Allen	Professor of Philosophy		(left)		[5]
Charles Augustus Aiken	Professor of Latin	1858	1866	1846	[6]
Ifi Amadiume	Professor of Religion	1993	(active)	no	[7]
Jon Appleton	Professor of Music; pioneer in electroacoustic music; served as Chairman of the Music Department	1967	2009	no	[8]
Walter W. Arndt	Professor of Humanities and Russian Language		(Emeritus)		[9]
Thomas Braden	Professor of English		(not active)	1940	[10] [11]
Susan Brison	Professor of Philosophy, Lecturer of Gender and Women's studies		(active)
Wing-tsit Chan	Professor of Chinese Culture and Philosophy	1942	1966	no	[12]
Ada Cohen	Professor of Art History and Israel Evans Professor in Oratory and Belles Lettres		(active)		[13]
Bill Cole	Professor of Music – jazz scholar, ethnomusicologist, free jazz musician, composer; served as Chairman of the Music Department; Director of Dartmouth's John Coltrane Memorial World Music Lecture/Demonstration Series	1974	1990	no
Pamela Kyle Crossley	Professor of History and Asian & Middle Eastern Studies		(active)	no	[14]
James Cuno	Director of the Hood Museum of Art	1989	1991	no	[15]
Jody Diamond	Senior Lecturer in Music	1990	(active)	no	[16] [17]
Charles Dodge	Visiting Professor of Music	1993	2006	no	[18] [19]
Ronald Edsforth	Visiting Professor of History	1993	(active)	no	[20]
Mary Flanagan	Sherman Fairchild Distinguished Professor in Digital Humanities	2008	(active)	no	[21] [22]
Bernard Gert	Professor of Philosophy	1959	(active)	no	[23]
Durs Grünbein	Kade Visiting Professor of German Studies	2005	2005	no	[24]
Jeffrey Hart	Professor of English	1963	1993	no	[25]
John Michael Hayes	Film Studies Department	1988	2000	no	[26] [27]
Ernest Hebert	Professor of English and Creative Writing	1987	(active)	no	[28] [29]
Errol Hill	Professor of Drama; first tenured, African American faculty member at Dartmouth	1968	1989	no	[30]
Cynthia Huntington	Professor of English and Creative Writing	1989	(active)	no	[31] [32] [33]
Eric P. Kelly	Professor of English		(not active)	1906	[34] [35]
Lawrence Kritzman	Professor of French and Comparative Literature		(active)	no	[36] [37]
Robert Kurka	Composer-in-Residence		(not active)	no	[38]
Theodore Levin	Professor of Music		(active)	no	[39]
Grant Lewi	Professor of English			no	[40]
Cleopatra Mathis	Professor of English	1982	(active)	no	[41] [42]
Ana Merino	Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese	2004	(active)	no	[43] [44]
James H. Moor	Professor of Philosophy		(active)	no	[45]
Frank Gardner Moore	Associate Professor of Latin and Roman Archaeology	1900	1908	no	[46]
Zephaniah Swift Moore	Professor of Latin, Greek, and Hebrew	1811	1815	1793	[47] [48]
Bruce Nelson	Professor of History		(active)	no	[49]
Christopher Norris	Professor of English		(not active)	no	[50]
Robert A. Oden	Professor of Religion	1972	1989	no	[51]
Melinda O'Neal	Director of the Handel Society 1979–2004	1979	2018 ( Professor Emerita )	no	[52]
Donald E. Pease	Ted and Helen Geisel Third Century Professor in the Humanities,Chair of the Master of Arts in Liberal Studies Program, Professor of English and Comparative Literature at Dartmouth College	1976	(active)	no	[53]
Noel Perrin	Professor of English and Environmental Studies	1959	2004	no	[54]
Sally Pinkas	Professor of Music, Pianist-in-Residence		(active)	no	[55]
Larry Polansky	Professor of Music	1990	(active)	no	[56] [57]
Eugen Rosenstock-Huessy	Professor of Social Philosophy	1935	1957	no	[58]
Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick	Professor in the School of Criticism and Theory	1992	1992	no	[59]
John Smith	Professor of Latin, Greek, Hebrew and Oriental Languages; librarian, minister of the College Church, and member of the Board of Trustees	1778	1809	1773	[60] [61]
Justin Harvey Smith	Professor of Modern History	1899	1908	1877	[62]
Steve Swayne	Jacob H. Strauss 1922 Professor of Music	1999	(active)	no	[63]
Lucky Thompson	Teacher in the Department of Music	1973	1974	no	[64]
Peter Travis	Professor of English		(active)	no	[65]
Thomas Vargish	Professor of English		(left)	no	[66]
Nancy J. Vickers	Professor of French and Italian	1973	1987	no	[67]
Craig Steven Wilder	Professor of History	2002	(active)	no	[68]
Christian Wolff	Professor of Classics and Music; composer of experimental music	1971	1999	no	[69]
Jerry Zaks	Visiting Professor of Theater		(active)	1967 or 1968	[70] [71] [72]

Interdisciplinary studies

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Arthur Hertzberg	Professor of Jewish Studies		(not active; died 2006)	no	[73]

Sciences

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Ebenezer Adams	Professor of Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy, and Astronomy	1809	1833	1791	[74]
Adelbert Ames Jr.	Research Professor of Physiological Optics	1921	1955	no
James Earl Baumgartner	Professor of Mathematics		(Emeritus)		[75] [76]
Thomas H. Cormen	Professor of Computer Science, Chair of the Writing Program	1992	(active)	no	[77]
Michael K. Dorsey	Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies	2002	(active)	no	[78] [79]
Hany Farid	William H. Neukom 1964 Distinguished Professor of Computational Science	1999	(active)	no	[80] [81]
Marcelo Gleiser	Professor of Physics and Astronomy	1991	(active)	no	[82]
Carolyn S. Gordon	Professor of Mathematics	1992	(active)	no	[83]
Arthur Sherburne Hardy	Professor of Mathematics and Engineering	1874	1893	no	[84]
Alan A. Jones	Postdoctoral fellow in Chemistry	1972	1974	no	[85]
Thomas Eugene Kurtz	Professor of Computer Science and Mathematics	1956	1993	no	[86] [87]
James W. LaBelle	Professor of Physics and Astronomy	1989	(active)	no	[88]
Jaron Lanier	Visiting Professor of Surgical Simulation and Tele-Medicine	2002	(active)	no	[89]
Fletcher Low	Professor of Chemistry	1917	(Emeritus)	1915	[90]
Douglas McIlroy	Adjunct Professor of Computer Science	1997	(active)	no	[91]
Donella Meadows	Professor of Environmental Studies	1972	2001	no	[92]
Robyn Millan	Associate Professor of Physics and Astronomy			no	[93]
Kenneth N. Ogle	Researcher at the Dartmouth Eye Institute	1930	1947	Ph.D 1930	[94]
James W. Patterson	Professor of Mathematics, Astronomy, and Meteorology	1854	1865	1848	[95]
Carl Pomerance	Professor of Mathematics	2003	(active)	no	[96]
Walter H. Stockmayer	Professor of Chemistry	1961	2002	no	[97]
Karen Wetterhahn	Professor of Chemistry (first female to occupy that post)	1973	1997	no	[98]
Charles Augustus Young	Professor of Natural Philosophy and Astronomy	1866	1877	1853	[99]

Social sciences

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Bernard Avishai	Visiting Professor of Government	2006	(active)	no	[100]
Jamshed Bharucha	Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences, Dean of the Faculty 2001-2002	1983	2002	no	[101] [102]
David Blanchflower	Professor of Economics	1989	(active)	no	[103]
Stephen Brooks	Associate Professor of Government	2001	(active)	no	[104]
Michael Dorris	Professor and Chair of Native American Studies	1972	1997	no	[105]
Elmer Harp Jr.	Professor and Chair of Anthropology	1951	1978	no	[106]
Richard "Ned" Lebow	Professor of Government	2002	(active)	no	[107]
Roger D. Masters	Professor of Government	1967	1998	no	[108]
James L. McConaughy	Professor of Education	1918	1925	M.A. 1915	[109]
Carl Oglesby				no	[110]
Jennifer Richeson	Assistant Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences	2000	2005	no	[111]
Andrew Samwick	Professor of Economics, Director of the Nelson A. Rockefeller Center for Public Policy and the Social Sciences	1994	(active)	no	[112]
Matthew J. Slaughter	Associate Professor of Economics (currently in Tuck School of Business)	1994	2002	no	[113]
Jean Edward Smith	Assistant Professor of Government	1963	1965	no	[114]
Vilhjalmur Stefansson	Honorary professor in the Northern Studies Center	1941	1962	no	[115] [116]
William Wohlforth	Daniel Webster Professor of Government	2000	(active)	no	[117]

Other

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Henry Martyn Field	Professor of Materia Medica and Therapeutics	1871	1893	no	[118]
Brian Kennedy	Director of the Hood Museum of Art	2005	2010	no	[119] [120]
George Bates Nichols Tower	Chandler Instructor in Civil Engineering		(not active; died 1889)		[121]

Geisel School of Medicine

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Kurt Benirschke	Chair of the Department of Pathology	1960	1970	no	[122]
Charles Brenner	Professor of Genetics and Biochemistry	2003	2009	no	[123]
Jay C. Buckey	Associate Professor of Medicine	1996	(active)	no	[124] [125]
Ira Byock	Director of Palliative Medicine (DHMC)	2003	(active)	no	[126]
Stuart Gitlow			(active)	no	[127] [128]
Mahlon Hoagland	Chair of the Biochemistry Department	1967	1970	no	[129]
Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr.		1838	1840	no	[130]
C. Everett Koop	Professor of Surgery, Community and Family Medicine, and Psychiatry; Senior Scholar of the C. Everett Koop Institute	1991	2013	1937	[131] [132] [133]
Peter A. Olsson	Assistant Professor of Psychiatry	2004	(active)	no	[134]
Nathan Smith	Professor of Anatomy, Chemistry, Surgery, and Clinical Medicine; founder of the Dartmouth Medical School	1797 1816	1813 1816	no	[135]
John Wennberg	Professor of Community and Family Medicine	1980	(active)	no	[136]
William T. Wickner	Professor of Biochemistry	1993	(active)	no	[137]

Thayer School of Engineering

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Tillman Gerngross	Professor of Engineering	1998	(active)	no	[138]
Arthur Kantrowitz	Professor of Engineering	1978	(Emeritus)	no	[139]
Myron Tribus	Dean of the Thayer School of Engineering	1961	1969	no	[140]

Tuck School of Business

Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
Andrew Bernard	Professor of International Economics	1999	(active)	no	[141]
Richard D'Aveni	Professor of Strategic Management	1988	(active)	no	[142]
Kenneth French	Professor of Finance	1993 2001	1994 present	no	[143]
Vijay Govindarajan	Professor of International Business	1985	(active)	no	[144]
Michael Jensen	Visiting Scholar	1991	1992	no	[145]
M. Eric Johnson	Professor of Operations Management	2002	(active)	no	[146]
Kevin Lane Keller	Professor of Marketing	1998	(active)	no	[147]
Matthew J. Slaughter	Associate Professor of Business Administration (see also in Arts & Sciences)	2002	(active)	no	[113]
Frederick Winslow Taylor			(not active)	no	[148]
Brian Wansink	Professor of Marketing	1990	1994	no	[149]

Wheelock Succession of Dartmouth Presidents

Order	Name	Position(s)	Joined college	Ascended presidency	Left/retired	Alumnus/na?	Reference
1	Eleazar Wheelock	President and founder of Dartmouth College	1769	1769	1779	no	[150] [151]
2	John Wheelock	President	1779	1779	1815	1771	[151] [152]
3	Francis Brown	President	1815	1815	1820	1805	[151] [153]
4	Daniel Dana	President	1820	1820	1821	1788	[151] [154]
5	Bennet Tyler	President	1822	1822	1828	no	[151] [155]
6	Nathan Lord	President	1828	1828	1863	no	[151] [156]
7	Asa Dodge Smith	President	1863	1863	1877	1830	[151] [157]
8	Samuel Colcord Bartlett	President	1877	1877	1892	1836	[151] [158]
9	William Jewett Tucker	President	1893	1893	1909	1861	[151] [159]
10	Ernest Fox Nichols	President, Professor of Physics	1898–1903	1909	1916	no	[151] [160]
11	Ernest Martin Hopkins	President	1916	1916	1945	1901	[151] [161]
12	John Sloan Dickey	President	1945	1945	1970	1929	[151] [162]
13	John George Kemeny	President, Professor of Mathematics	1953	1970	1981	no	[151] [163]
14	David T. McLaughlin	President, member of the Board of Trustees	1971	1981	1987	1954, T'1955	[151] [164]
15	James O. Freedman	President	1987	1987	1998	no	[151] [165]
16	James Wright	President, dean of the faculty, professor of history	1969	1998	July 1, 2009	no	[151] [166] [167]
17	Jim Yong Kim	President, Department of Anthropology Faculty	July 1, 2009	July 1, 2009	2012	no	[168]
18	Philip J. Hanlon	President	June 10, 2013	June 10, 2013	June 11, 2023	1977	[169]
19	Sian Beilock	President	June 12, 2023	June 12, 2023		no	[170]

Notes

• ^a The dean of the faculty currently identifies four academic divisions as follows:
  • Arts & Humanities Division: Art History, Asian and Middle Eastern Languages and Literatures, Classics, English, Film and Television Studies, French and Italian, German Studies, Music, Philosophy, Religion, Russian, Spanish and Portuguese, Studio Art, Theater. ^[171]
  • Interdisciplinary Studies Division: African and African American Studies, Asian and Middle-Eastern Studies, Comparative Literature, Environmental Studies, Jewish Studies, Latin American, Latino and Caribbean Studies, Linguistics & Cognitive Sciences, Mathematics and Social Sciences, Native American Studies, Women's and Gender Studies, Writing Program. ^[172]
  • Sciences Division: Biological Sciences, Chemistry, Computer Sciences, Earth Sciences, Engineering Sciences, Environmental Studies Program, Mathematics, Physics & Astronomy. ^[173]
  • Social Sciences Division: Anthropology, Asian and Middle Eastern Studies, Economics, Education, Geography, Government, History, Latin American, Latino, and Caribbean Studies, Mathematics and Social Sciences, Native American Studies, Psychological and Brain Sciences, Sociology. ^[174]

See also

• Board of Trustees of Dartmouth College
• List of Dartmouth College alumni

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