List of Lambda Chi Alpha Brothers - Academics

Academics

Name Original Chapter Notability Reference
James W. Abbott President of the University of South Dakota.
Samuel King Allison Physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project.
J. Michael Bishop Immunologist.
David L. Chicoine President of South Dakota State University.
Donald J. Cram Chemist. Nobel Prize in Chemistry winner 1987
George Forsythe Founder and former head of the computer science department at Stanford University.
William Friday Former head of the University of North Carolina.
Homer Hitt Founding Chancellor, University of New Orleans.
Charles Glen King Nutritionist.
William Manchester Historian.
A. Frank Martin One of ten founding fathers of Kappa Kappa Psi fraternity
John McCardell Former President, Middlebury College.
Abe Mickal Former professional football player & chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Louisiana State University Medical Center.
Perry Miller Former Harvard University professor & historian.
Donald Othmer (honorary) Inventor & philanthropist.
George Preti Organic chemist.
Todd Parnell President of Drury University.
Ricardo Romo President of University of Texas at San Antonio.
B. F. Skinner Psychologist.
Oliver R. Smoot Engineer.
Willis M. Tate President of Southern Methodist University.
Paul S. Trible President of Christopher Newport University (VA) and former U.S. Senator from Virginia.
William E. Troutt President of Rhodes College.
Hermann Viets President of Milwaukee School of Engineering.
W. Roger Webb President of University of Central Oklahoma.

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