University of New Hampshire - Notable Faculty

Notable Faculty

  • Grant Drumheller, painter, Professor of Art
  • Ellen Fitzpatrick, historian, political commentator, Professor of History
  • Mary Goldsmith, Artist-in-resident emeritus
  • Eliga H. Gould, historian, Professor of History
  • Meredith Hall, author of New York Times Bestseller Without a Map, Lecturer of English
  • Hans Heilbronner (1926–2011), historian, Professor Emeritus of History
  • Jochen Heisenberg, Professor Emeritus of Physics, son of famed German physicist and Nobel Laureate Werner Heisenberg
  • Robert LeBlanc, Professor Emeritus of Geography, 9/11 victim (United Airlines Flight 175)
  • Rochelle Lieber, linguist, Professor of English
  • John D. Mayer, Professor of Psychology, co-developer of Mayer-Salovey-Caruso Emotional Intelligence Test (MSCEIT) and notable author and expert on personality psychology
  • Joshua Meyrowitz, author of "No Sense of Place", Professor of Communication
  • Donald Murray, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, Professor Emeritus of English
  • Edwin Scheier, noted American sculptor, Fine art professor emeritus
  • Charles Simic, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet, Professor of English, U.S. Poet Laureate (2007–08)
  • Harvard Sitkoff, Civil Rights scholar, Professor Emeritus of History
  • Andrew Smith, polling and political adviser for The Boston Globe, Professor of Political Science
  • Clark Terry, jazz trumpeter, Affiliate Faculty, Department of Music

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