List of York University People - Noted Faculty

Noted Faculty

  • Irving Abella, history
  • William Phillips, Professor of Economics, notable for his contribution in Economics with the Phillips Curve
  • Louise Arbour, Professor of Law, currently UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
  • Harry Arthurs, law and former President of York University
  • Paul Axelrod, education
  • Joel Bakan, law, author of The Corporation
  • Richard Wellen, Business and Society
  • Shannon Bell, performance philosopher, political scientist, feminist
  • Heather Monroe-Blum, currently the Principal and Vice-Chancellor of McGill University
  • Hédi Bouraoui, French and English literature
  • Rob Bowman, ethnomusicology
  • Ed Broadbent (1960s) – former leader of the federal New Democratic Party
  • Jean-Gabriel Castel – Professor Emeritus of Law
  • Jerome Ch'en – Professor Emeritus of History
  • G. Ramsay Cook – Professor Emeritus of History
  • Neil Leon Rudenstine, Professor Emeritus of Political Science, former president of Harvard University
  • Andrea Davis – Professor of Humanities, Latin American Caribbean Studies, History, English
  • Christopher Dewdney – author, Professor of English Literature
  • Lynne Fernie – film studies
  • Stephen Gill – Distinguished Research Professor of Political Science, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
  • Barbara Godard – Professor of English and the Avie Bennett Historica Chair in Canadian Literature.
  • Jack Granatstein – Professor Emeritus of History
  • Leslie Green, Professor, Law, Philosophy, and Social and Political Thought, permanent Chair in Jurisprudence at the University of Oxford
  • Christopher D. Green, Professor of Psychology and Philosophy, President-elect of the Society for the History of Psychology (APA Division 26)
  • John Greyson – film director
  • Peter Hogg – Professor Emeritus of Law, constitutional expert, former Dean of Osgoode
  • Michiel Horn – Professor Emeritus of History, University Historian
  • Ali Kazimi – filmmaker
  • Gabriel Kolko – Professor Emeritus of History
  • Paul Laurendeau – Professor, Department of French Studies, linguist and language philosopher
  • James Laxer – author, columnist and commentator, Professor of Canadian Politics
  • Irving Layton – poet
  • Jack Layton – leader of the New Democratic Party
  • Lee Lorch – Professor Emeritus of Mathematics, civil rights activist, member of Cuban Academy of Sciences
  • Edelgard Mahant, political science
  • Patrick J. Monahan – Professor of Law
  • Jonathan Nitzan – Professor of Political Economy
  • David F. Noble – Historian of Technology
  • Michael Ondaatje – author and filmmaker, Professor of English Literature
  • Leo Panitch – Distinguished Research Professor of Political Science (Canada Research Chair in Political Economy), editor of the Socialist Register
  • Andreas Papandreou – Greek Prime Minister, Economics Professor (1969–1974)
  • Sergei M. Plekhanov – Professor of Political Science, member of Soviet Academy of Sciences
  • B. W. Powe – Professor of English
  • Trichy Sankaran – Indian carnatic percussionist
  • John Ridpath – Objectivist philosopher and retired Associate Professor of Economics and Intellectual History
  • Paul Roazen – Professor Emeritus of Social and Political Science, founder of meta-psychotherapy
  • Anne E. Russon – Professor of Psychology, expert on Orangutan innovation and intelligence
  • J.T. Saywell – Professor Emeritus of History
  • David N. Stamos – Professor of Philosophy
  • Grant Strate – founder of York's Dance department and first resident choreographer of National Ballet of Canada
  • Orest Subtelny Professor of History
  • Priscilla Uppal – professor of creative writing nominated for Griffin Poetry Prize
  • Mary Vaughan – world renowned geneticist
  • Ellen Wood – historian and critic of political theory
  • Neal Wood – historian
  • Robin Wood – Professor Emeritus of Film and Video, famous film critic
  • James Alcock – Psychology Professor, author, and noted parapsychology skeptic

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