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The following is a list of chancellors, principals, and noted alumni and professors of McGill University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

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List of chancellors

  1. Charles Dewey Day (1864–1884) [1]
  2. James Ferrier (1884–1888) [1]
  3. Sir Donald Alexander Smith, Lord Strathcona (1889–1914) [1]
  4. Sir William Christopher Macdonald (1914–1917) [1]
  5. Sir Robert Laird Borden (1918–1920) [1]
  6. Sir Edward Wentworth Beatty (1921–1942) [1]
  7. Morris Watson Wilson (1943–1946) [1]
  8. Orville Sievwright Tyndale (BA 1908, MA 1909, BCL 1915) (1946–1952) [1]
  9. Bertie Charles Gardner (1952–1957) [1]
  10. Ray Edwin Powell (1957–1964) [1]
  11. Howard Irwin Ross (BA 1930) (1964–1970) [1]
  12. Donald Olding Hebb (MA, 1932) (1970–1974) [1]
  13. Stuart Milner Finlayson (1975) [1]
  14. Conrad Fetherstonhaugh Harrington (BA 1933, BCL 1936) (1976–1984) [1]
  15. A. Jean de Grandpré (BCL 1943) (1984–1991) [1]
  16. Gretta Chambers (BA 1947) (1991–1999) [2]
  17. Richard W. Pound (BCom 1962, LAcc 1964, BCL 1967) (1999–2009) [3]
  18. H. Arnold Steinberg (BCom 1954) (2009–2014)
  19. Michael A. Meighen (BA 1960) (2014–2021)
  20. John McCall MacBain (2021–2024)
  21. Pierre Boivin (2024–)

List of principals/president

  1. George Jehoshaphat Mountain (1824–1835) [4]
  2. John Bethune (1835–1846) [4]
  3. Edmund Allen Meredith (1846–1853) [4]
  4. Sir John William Dawson (1855–1893) [4]
  5. Sir William Peterson (1895–1919) [4]
  6. Sir Auckland Campbell Geddes (1919–1920) [4]
  7. General Sir Arthur Currie (1920–1933) [4]
  8. Arthur Eustace Morgan (1935–1937) [4]
  9. Lewis Williams Douglas (1938–1939) [4]
  10. Frank Cyril James (1939–1962) [4]
  11. Harold Rocke Robertson (BSc 1932, MD 1936) (1962–1970) [4]
  12. Robert Edward Bell (PhD 1948) (1970–1979) [4]
  13. David Lloyd Johnston (1979–1994) [4]
  14. Bernard Shapiro (BA, 1956) (1994–2002) [4]
  15. Heather Munroe-Blum (2003–2013) [5]
  16. Suzanne Fortier (BSc 1972, PhD 1976) (2013–2022)
  17. H. Deep Saini (2023–present) [6]

Noted alumni and professors

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Sir John Abbott, 3rd Prime Minister of Canada
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 7th Prime Minister of Canada Sir Wilfrid Laurier - Bain.jpg
Sir Wilfrid Laurier, 7th Prime Minister of Canada
Justin Trudeau, 23rd and current Prime Minister of Canada Trudeau visit White House for USMCA (cropped).jpg
Justin Trudeau, 23rd and current Prime Minister of Canada
Julie Payette, astronaut and former Governor-General of Canada Julie Payette portrait.jpg
Julie Payette, astronaut and former Governor-General of Canada
Timothy Harris, current Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis TimothyHarris.jpg
Timothy Harris, current Prime Minister of Saint Kitts and Nevis
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Daniel Oduber Quirós, 37th President of Costa Rica
Vaira Vike-Freiberga, 6th and first female President of Latvia Vaira Vike-Freiberga-13062007.jpg
Vaira Vike-Freiberga, 6th and first female President of Latvia
Ahmed Nazif, 48th Prime Minister of Egypt Ahmed Nazif IGF.JPG
Ahmed Nazif, 48th Prime Minister of Egypt
Paula Ann Cox, 10th Prime Minister of Bermuda Paula Cox 2010 (cropped).jpg
Paula Ann Cox, 10th Prime Minister of Bermuda
John Rankin, former Governor-General of Bermuda, the 143rd Johnrankin.jpg
John Rankin, former Governor-General of Bermuda, the 143rd
Marc Tessier-Lavigne, neuroscientist and 11th President of Stanford University Marc Tessier-Lavigne at Rally for Medical Research.jpg
Marc Tessier-Lavigne, neuroscientist and 11th President of Stanford University
Stephen Toope, legal scholar and current President of the University of Cambridge Stephen Toope, McGill University, Law Convocation Ceremony, June 1, 2017.jpg
Stephen Toope, legal scholar and current President of the University of Cambridge
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Wendy Thomson, social work professor and current President of the University of London
Santa J. Ono, immunologist, 28th President of the University of Cincinnati, 15th President of the University of Michigan; 15th President & Vice-Chancellor of the University of British Columbia Santa-Ono-2015-1.jpg
Santa J. Ono, immunologist, 28th President of the University of Cincinnati, 15th President of the University of Michigan; 15th President & Vice-Chancellor of the University of British Columbia
Harold Tafler Shapiro, former President of both Princeton University and the University of Michigan HAROLD SHAPIRO.jpg
Harold Tafler Shapiro, former President of both Princeton University and the University of Michigan
Suzanne Fortier, crystallographer and former Principal of McGill University Dr. Suzanne Fortier.png
Suzanne Fortier, crystallographer and former Principal of McGill University
S. I. Hayakawa, internationally renowned linguist, served as U.S. Senator and President of San Francisco State University Senator S.I. Hayakawa wearing his tam-o-shanter, 1981.jpg
S. I. Hayakawa, internationally renowned linguist, served as U.S. Senator and President of San Francisco State University
Mortimer Zuckerman, owner-publisher of U.S. News & World Report and New York Daily News, founder-CEO of Boston Properties Mortimer Zuckerman, January 2013-1.jpg
Mortimer Zuckerman, owner-publisher of U.S. News & World Report and New York Daily News, founder-CEO of Boston Properties
Edgar Bronfman Sr., President-CEO of Seagram and recipient of the US Presidential Medal of Freedom Edgar M Bronfman 1989.jpg
Edgar Bronfman Sr., President-CEO of Seagram and recipient of the US Presidential Medal of Freedom
Aldo Bensadoun, retail magnate, founder-chairman of ALDO Shoes and ALDO Racing Team sponsor Aldo Bensandoun01.jpg
Aldo Bensadoun, retail magnate, founder-chairman of ALDO Shoes and ALDO Racing Team sponsor
Conrad Black, media tycoon, and current Member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament Conrad Black 2013.jpg
Conrad Black, media tycoon, and current Member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament
R. DeLisle Worrell, econometrician and Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados R. DeLisle Worrell, Ph.D, Former Governor, Central Bank of Barbados, 2009-2017.jpg
R. DeLisle Worrell, econometrician and Governor of the Central Bank of Barbados
David Lametti, current Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of Canada David Lametti.JPG
David Lametti, current Minister of Justice and Attorney-General of Canada
Catherine McKenna, Canada's current Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, and Member of Parliament Catherine McKenna 2016.jpg
Catherine McKenna, Canada's current Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, and Member of Parliament
Clement Gascon, current Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada Justice Ian Binnie-2017-cropped.jpg
Clément Gascon, current Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
Sheilah Martin, current Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada SMARTIN.jpg
Sheilah Martin, current Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada
Gordon Wasserman, The Lord Wasserman, current Member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament Official portrait of Lord Wasserman crop 2.jpg
Gordon Wasserman, The Lord Wasserman, current Member of the House of Lords in the British Parliament
Chase Going Woodhouse, U.S. Congresswoman, early feminist leader, and suffragist Chase Woodhouse.jpg
Chase Going Woodhouse, U.S. Congresswoman, early feminist leader, and suffragist
Sir William Osler, "Father of Modern Medicine", co-founded the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine Sir William Osler. Photograph by Elliott & Fry. Wellcome V0026940.jpg
Sir William Osler, "Father of Modern Medicine", co-founded the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Wilder Penfield, neurosurgeon, discovered electrical stimulation of the human brain Wilder Penfield.jpg
Wilder Penfield, neurosurgeon, discovered electrical stimulation of the human brain
Ernest Rutherford, awarded the 1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for path-breaking work in atomic physics Ernest Rutherford2.jpg
Ernest Rutherford, awarded the 1908 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for path-breaking work in atomic physics
Frederick Soddy received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering isotopes Frederick Soddy.jpg
Frederick Soddy received the 1921 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering isotopes
James Naismith, inventor of the sport of basketball James Naismith at Springfield College circa 1920.jpg
James Naismith, inventor of the sport of basketball
Zbigniew Brzezinski, US National Security Advisor and US Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient Zbigniew Brzezinski, 1977.jpg
Zbigniew Brzezinski, US National Security Advisor and US Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
Charles Taylor, multi-awarded philosopher Charles Taylor (cropped).jpg
Charles Taylor, multi-awarded philosopher
Leonard Cohen, novelist, singer-songwriter, and poet Leonard Cohen 2187-edited.jpg
Leonard Cohen, novelist, singer-songwriter, and poet
Burt Bacharach, six-time Grammy Award-winning composer and musician Burt Bacharach 1972.JPG
Burt Bacharach, six-time Grammy Award-winning composer and musician
William Shatner, film director and actor best known as Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek Star Trek William Shatner.JPG
William Shatner, film director and actor best known as Captain James T. Kirk in Star Trek
Mia Kirshner, movie and TV actress Mia Kirshner Comic-Con 2012.jpg
Mia Kirshner, movie and TV actress
R. Tait McKenzie, renowned sculptor and pioneer in collegiate physical education R. Tait McKenzie 5126121000 b69de5f0ba o.jpg
R. Tait McKenzie, renowned sculptor and pioneer in collegiate physical education
Charles Krauthammer won the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for "witty and insightful columns on national issues" Charles Krauthammer.jpg
Charles Krauthammer won the 1987 Pulitzer Prize for "witty and insightful columns on national issues"
Yoshua Bengio, 2018 recipient of the Turing Award for engineering breakthroughs in deep neural networks as critical component of computing Yoshua Bengio, October 27, 2016.jpg
Yoshua Bengio, 2018 recipient of the Turing Award for engineering breakthroughs in deep neural networks as critical component of computing
Louis Nirenberg, world-acclaimed mathematician, won the 2015 Abel Prize for "striking and seminal" work on nonlinear partial differential equations Louis Nirenberg.jpeg
Louis Nirenberg, world-acclaimed mathematician, won the 2015 Abel Prize for "striking and seminal" work on nonlinear partial differential equations
Victor J. Dzau, former chairman, National Institutes of Health (NIH), and current President of the US National Academy of Medicine VDzau.jpg
Victor J. Dzau, former chairman, National Institutes of Health (NIH), and current President of the US National Academy of Medicine
Andrew Schally, awarded the 1977 Nobel Prize in Medicine for pioneering work on hormones Andrew Schally portrait.jpg
Andrew Schally, awarded the 1977 Nobel Prize in Medicine for pioneering work on hormones
Val Logsdon Fitch, 1980 Nobel Prize in Physics for disproving that particle interaction is indifferent to the direction of time Val Fitch.jpg
Val Logsdon Fitch, 1980 Nobel Prize in Physics for disproving that particle interaction is indifferent to the direction of time
David H. Hubel received the 1981 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries of information processing in the visual system DHUBEL.jpg
David H. Hubel received the 1981 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discoveries of information processing in the visual system
Rudolph A. Marcus, winner of the 1992 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for groundbreaking theory of electron transfer RUDOLPHMARCUS.jpg
Rudolph A. Marcus, winner of the 1992 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for groundbreaking theory of electron transfer
Willard Boyle, 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing "an imaging semiconductor circuit" as "core technology behind the digital photography revolution" Nobel Prize 2009-Press Conference KVA-23.jpg
Willard Boyle, 2009 Nobel Prize in Physics for inventing "an imaging semiconductor circuit" as "core technology behind the digital photography revolution"
Jack W. Szostak, 2009 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering how the body protects chromosomes housing genetic code Nobel Prize 2009-Press Conference Physiology or Medicine-16.jpg
Jack W. Szostak, 2009 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering how the body protects chromosomes housing genetic code
Ralph Steinman won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering dendritic cells and their role in immunity RMSt.jpg
Ralph Steinman won the 2011 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering dendritic cells and their role in immunity
John O'Keefe received the 2014 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering the brain's positioning system Dr. John O' Keefe, Nobel laureate in Medicine.jpg
John O'Keefe received the 2014 Nobel Prize in Medicine for discovering the brain's positioning system
Thomas Chang, inventor of the artificial cell and three-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Medicine TMS Chang.jpg
Thomas Chang, inventor of the artificial cell and three-time nominee for the Nobel Prize in Medicine

Nobel Prize graduates and faculty members

NameAffiliation at McGillNobel PrizeYear
J. Michael Kosterlitz Former professorPhysics2016
John O'Keefe AlumnusPhysiology or Medicine2014
Ralph M. Steinman AlumnusPhysiology or Medicine2011
Willard S. Boyle AlumnusPhysics2009
Jack Szostak AlumnusPhysiology or Medicine2009
Robert Mundell Former professorEconomics1998
Rudolph Marcus AlumnusChemistry1992
David Hunter Hubel AlumnusPhysiology or Medicine1981
Val Logsdon Fitch AlumnusPhysics1980
Andrew Schally AlumnusPhysiology or Medicine1977
Otto Hahn ScientistChemistry1944
John R. Macleod Former professorPhysiology or Medicine1923
Frederick Soddy Former researcher/demonstratorChemistry1921
Ernest Rutherford Former professorChemistry1908

Academy Awards

NameAffiliation at McGillAcademy AwardYear
Kate Biscoe AlumnaBest Makeup and Hairstyling2019
Torill Kove AlumnaBest Animated Short Film2006
Demetri Terzopoulos AlumnusTechnical Achievement2006
Edward Saxon AlumnusBest Picture1991
Jake Eberts AlumnusBest Picture1990
John Weldon AlumnusBest Animated Short Film1978
Beverly Shaffer AlumnaBest Live Action Short Film1977
Burt Bacharach AlumnusBest Original Song1969, 1981
Best Original Score for a Motion Picture (not a Musical)1969

Grammy Awards

NameAffiliation at McGillGrammy AwardYear
George Massenburg ProfessorVarious2024, 2022, 2011, 1997, 1990
Estelí Gomez AlumnusBest Chamber Music/Small Ensemble Performance2024, 2014
Serban Ghenea AlumnusVarious2024, 2024, 2022, 2021, 2021, 2019, 2019, 2018, 2018, 2018, 2018, 2018, 2017, 2016, 2016, 2016, 2013, 2011, 2006, 2005, 2004
Steven Epstein ProfessorVarious2022, 2020, 2013, 2013, 2010, 2010, 2004, 2004, 2002, 2001, 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998, 1998, 1996, 1985
Richard King Alumnus/ProfessorVarious2022, 2020, 2015, 2015, 2013, 2013, 2013, 2010, 2010, 2004, 2004, 2003, 2002, 2002, 2001
Nick SquireAlumnusVarious2019, 2019, 2017, 2016
Leonard Cohen AlumnusVarious2018, 2008
Brian LoschAlumnusVarious2014, 2014
Jennifer Gasoi AlumnusBest Children's Album2014
Chilly Gonzales AlumnusAlbum of the Year2014
Win Butler AlumnusAlbum of the Year2011
Régine Chassagne AlumnusAlbum of the Year2011
Burt Bacharach AlumnusVarious2006, 1999, 1987, 1970, 1970, 1968

Pulitzer Prize

NameAffiliation at McGillPulitzer PrizeYear
Matthew Rosenberg AlumnusNational Reporting2018
John F. Burns AlumnusInternational Reporting1993, 1997
Charles Krauthammer AlumnusCommentary1987
Leon Edel AlumnusBiography or Autobiography1963

Astronauts

Academics and scholars

Business and media

Politics and government

Canadian politicians and civil servants

McGill alumni have held and continue to hold many positions at the federal and provincial levels in Canadian politics:

Governors-General of Canada
Prime ministers
Cabinet ministers and members of parliament
Supreme Court justices
  • Douglas Abbott (BCL 1918) – appointed to the Court in 1954, previously Minister of National Defence and Minister of Finance [32]
  • Ian Binnie (BA 1960) – appointed to the Court in 1998, formerly Associate Deputy Minister of Justice [31]
  • Louis-Philippe de Grandpré (BCL 1938) – appointed to the Court in 1974, formerly president of the Canadian Bar Association [33]
  • Marie Deschamps (LLM 1983) – appointed to the Court in 2002, previously a Judge on the Quebec Court of Appeal [31]
  • Gérald Fauteux – appointed to the Court in 1949, previously dean of the Faculty of Law.
  • Morris Fish (BA 1959, BCL 1962) – appointed to the Court in 2003, previously a Judge on the Quebec Court of Appeal [31]
  • Clément Gascon (BCL 1981) – appointed to the Court in 2014, previously a Judge on the Quebec Court of Appeal
  • Désiré Girouard (BCL 1860) – appointed to the Court in 1895, previously member of Parliament [34]
  • Charles Gonthier (BCL 1951) – served on the Supreme Court 1989–2003 [31]
  • Mahmud Jamal (BCL’93, LLB’93), puisne justice of the Supreme Court of Canada appointed to the Court in 2021, previously a Judge on the Court of Appeal for Ontario [35]
  • Nicholas Kasirer (BCL, LLB 1985) – appointed to the court in 2019, previously a judge on the Quebec Court of Appeal [36]
  • Gerald Le Dain (BCL 1949) – appointed to the Court in 1984, previously a Judge on the Federal Court of Appeal [37]
  • Sheilah Martin (BCL, LLB, 1981), – appointed to the Court in 2017, previously judge of the Court of Appeal of Alberta [38]
  • Pierre-Basile Mignault (BCL 1878) – appointed to the Court in 1918, previously President of the Bar of Montréal [39]
  • Thibaudeau Rinfret (BCL 1900) – appointed to the Court in 1924, previously a Judge on the Superior Court of Quebec [40]
Senators
Members of Parliament (House of Commons)
Auditors-general
Ambassadors
Heads of financial institutions
Others

Foreign politicians and other government officials

McGill alumni have held and continue to hold many top government positions in other countries:

Foreign heads of state/government
Cabinet members
Legislators
Judges
Heads of financial institutions
Ambassadors
Others

Art, music, and film

Architects

For a full list of notable alumni and faculty from the School of Architecture, see:

Inventors

Sports

Fictional characters

Others

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