Notable Faculty
- David Mason (b.1954), Poet & writer
- Thomas McGrath (1916-1990), Poet, Rhodes scholar, and Professor of English
- James Wright (1927-1980), Poet
- CASE Carnegie Foundation Award Winners
Minnesota State University Moorhead professors have been recognized with more CASE Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching Professors of the Year designations than any college or university, public or private, in Minnesota, the Dakotas, Iowa, or Wisconsin. One professor has earned CASE Carnegie United States Professor of the Year designation and eight professors have earned designation as CASE Carnegie Minnesota Professor of the Year.
| Russ Colson | 2010 | United States Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Martin Grindeland | 2008 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Ellen Brisch | 2007 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Mark Wallert | 2005 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Jim Bartruff | 2001 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Andrew Conteh | 1999 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| David Mason | 1994 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Evelyn C. Lynch | 1992 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
| Delmar J. Hansen (deceased) | 1987 | Minnesota Outstanding Professor of the Year |
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