Former MIT Deans of Engineering
- Vannevar Bush 1931-1938
- Edward Leyburn Moreland 1938-1946
- Thomas Kilgore Sherwood 1946-1952
- Edward Lull Cochrane 1952-1954
- Carl Richard Soderberg 1954-1959
- Gordon Stanley Brown 1959-1968
- Raymond Lewis Bisplinghoff 1968-1971
- Alfred H. Keil 1971-1977
- James D. Bruce 1977-1978 (Acting Dean)
- Robert C. Seamans 1978-1981
- Gerald L. Wilson 1981-1991
- Joel Moses 1991-1995
- Robert A. Brown 1996-1999
- Thomas L. Magnanti 1999-2007
- Subra Suresh 2007-2009
- Cynthia Barnhart 2009–Present (Acting Dean)
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