List of University of Florida Faculty and Administrators - Professors

Professors

• Richard Adams, English novelist
• Ravindra K. Ahuja, Notable Computer Scientist
• Warder Clyde Allee, American Zoologist
• Ida Altman, American historian of colonial Spain and Latin America
• Donald Ault, Professor of English at the University of Florida
• Stanley Ballard, American physicist, specializing in optics
• Aida Bamia, Professor of Arabic language and literature
• Turpin Bannister, Notable American architectural historian
• Rodney J. Bartlett, Professor of Chemistry and Physics
• Linda Bartoshuk, Currently a Presidential Endowed Professor of Community Dentistry and Behavioral Sciences
• Fuller Bazer, American animal scientist and Regents Fellow
• Leonard Beeghley, Famous Sociologist
• Steven Albert Benner, Molecular Biologist
• Harald von Boehmer, German immunologist
• Katheryn Russell-Brown, Legal Scholar
• W. Fitzhugh Brundage, Award winning Historian
• David Bushell, Latin American Historian, one of the first Americans to study Colombia
• Robert Cade, Co-inventor of Gatorade
• Clay Calvert, Mass Communications scholar
• Pierre Capretz, Professor of French
• Archie Carr, Eminent American zoologist, famed conservationist, and founder of the Caribbean Conservation Corporation
• Jean C. Chance, Professor of Journalism
• Eugene Chennette, Professor of Electrical Engineering, -70-72-
• Paul Chun, Professor of thermodynamics
• John Ciardi, American etymologist
• Jill Ciment, Writer and Guggenheim Fellow
• Theo Colborn, Zoologist and environmental health analyst
• Suzy Covey, Comics scholar and former university librarian emerita
• Patricia Craddock, American author and professor of English
• Harry Crews, American novelist
• Robert Dana, Award-winning American poet
• Radhika Ramana Dasa, Notable Vaishnava scholar
• Manning J. Dauer, American political scientist, developed the 1967 reapportionment plan for Florida
• Joel S. Demski, American accounting researcher and educator
• Michael J. S. Dewar, Indian theoretical chemist
• Nils J. Diaz, Former Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission
• James Dickey, American novelist
• Ngo Dong, Entomologist and Nematologist
• Jane Douglas, Professor of Management Communication
• Daniel C. Drucker, Mechanical Engineer, and internationally known for contributions to the theory of plasticity
• Jonathan F. Earle, Award winning Professor of Engineering
• Joe Feagin, American sociologist and social theorist
• Michael Gannon, Historian, former priest and author
• Susan D. Gillespie, American anthropologist and archaeologist
• Jeff Gill, Professor of statistics
• Malcolm Grant, Former Professor and current President of University College London
• Debora Greger, American poet and visual artist
• David Grove, American anthropologist, archaeologist, and academic
• Jaber F. Gubrium, American sociologist
• R. M. Hare, English moral philosopher
• Mike Haridopolos, Faculty member at the Bob Graham Center for Public Service
• Willis Harman, American social scientist and futurist
• Marvin Harris, American anthropologist
• Molly Harrower, South African Clinical Psychologist
• Melissa Hart, American actress, singer, and teacher
• Kenneth Heilman, American behavioral neurologist
• Lauren Hertel, Computer Scientist
• So Hirata, Professor of Chemistry, received the Annual Medal of the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Science
• Horton H. Hobbs, Jr., American carcinologist
• David A. Hodell, geologist
• Michael Hofmann, Famous German poet
• Noy Holland, American writer
• C. S. Holling, Canadian ecologist and winner of the Volvo Environment Prize
• Donald Justice, American poet, and Pulitzer Prize winner
• John Kaplan, American photographer and Pulitzer Prize winner
• Ken Kerslake, Notable archivest
• Erich Kesse, Librarian for preservation and digitization initiatives
• Solon Kimball, American anthropologist
• John Klauder, American professor of physics and mathematics
• Louis J. Lanzerotti, Professor of Physics
• David Leavitt, American novelist and Professor of English
• David Lee, Winner of the Nobel Prize in 1996, and Professor
• René Lemarchand, French Political Scientist
• Tracy R. Lewis, Professor of economics
• Bernard J. Liska, American food scientist
• William Logan, American poet, critic, and scholar
• Per-Olov Löwdin, Swedish physicist
• Andrew Nelson Lytle, Professor of Literature; helped start the Masters of Fine Arts program at UF
• G. S. Maddala, Indian-American economist and mathematician
• John K. Mahon, American historian
• Maxine Margolis, American anthropologist; American Academy of Arts and Sciences inductee
• Fletcher Martin, American Painter
• Walter Mauderli, Swiss professor of Medical physics
• Robert McMahon, American International Relations expert
• John H. Moore, Notable anthropologist
• Charles W. Morris, American semiotician and philosopher
• Michael Moseley, American anthropologist
• William Murrill, Internationally known mycologist
• Charles Nelson, Legal Scholar and former U.S. Representative from Maine
• James L. Oblinger, Food Scientist and former President of North Carolina State University
• Harry Ostrer, American genetisist
• Alfred Browning Parker, notable Modernist architect
• Simon Penny, Professor of in the field of Interactive Art
• Padgett Powell, American novelist
• Anil K. Rajvanshi, Indian Engineer
• Pierre Ramond, French physicist
• Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Writer, and Pulitzer Prize winner for the novel The Yearling
• David Reitze, Physicist heading Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, the largest NSF project ever created
• Mary Robison, American short-story writer and novelist
• Craig Roland, Current Professor of Art education
• Darrett B. Rutman, American historian
• Chih-Tang Sah, Professor of Physics, and Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
• Lawrence Scarpa, Award winning Architect and Educator, leader in Sustainable design
• John Schrieffer, American physicist, and Nobel Prize winner
• Wei Shyy, Professor of Aerospace Engineering
• Laura Sjoberg, International Affairs Scholar
• John C. Slater, Notable American physicist
• Daniel Smith, American political scientist
• Ottón Solís, Current Eminent Scholar of Latin American studies
• Alexander Stephan, Specialist in German literature and area studies
• Bron Taylor, American Scholar and Conservationist
• Henri Theil, Dutch econometrician
• John G. Thompson, Mathematician, and Abel Prize and Fields Medal winner
• Charles Thorn, Professor of Physics
• Jerry Uelsmann, American photographer
• Stanislaw Ulam, Polish mathematician
• Gregory Ulmer, Professor of English at the University of Florida
• Manuel Vasquez, Professor of Latin American studies
• Johannes Vieweg, Professor of Urology, Eminent Scholar Chair, College of Medicine
• Sidney Wade, American poet
• Count Albert Wass, Hungarian Professor of Literature and History
• James L. Wattenbarger, Professor of Education, and Father of the Community College System of Florida
• Colin Welford, Professor of Music and Conductor
• John Daniel Wild, American Philosopher
• Joy Williams, American Author
• William Woodruff, British Historian of World History
• Miriam Zach, American musicologist
• Michael Zerner, American Physicist
• Robert Zieger, Notable Labor Historian