Academy Professor Functional Area (FA 47)
Officer
- 47A USMA, Professor
- 47C USMA, Professor of English
- 47D USMA, Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
- 47E USMA, Professor of Law
- 47F USMA, Professor of Systems Engineering
- 47G USMA, Professor of Foreign Languages
- 47H USMA, Professor of Physics
- 47J USMA, Professor of Social Sciences
- 47K USMA, Professor of History
- 47L USMA, Professor of Behavioral Sciences and Leadership
- 47M USMA, Professor of Chemistry
- 47N USMA, Professor of Mathematical Sciences
- 47P USMA, Professor of Geography and Environmental Engineering
- 47Q USMA, Professor and Associate Dean
- 47R USMA, Professor of Civil and Mechanical Engineering
- 47S USMA, Professor of Physical Education
- 47T USMA, Professor of Leader Development and Organizational Learning
- 47U USMA, Professor of Military Art and Science
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