Thislist of University of Texas at Austin faculty includes current and former instructors and administrators of theUniversity of Texas at Austin (UT Austin), a major research university located inAustin, Texas that is theflagship institution of theUniversity of Texas System.^[1][2][3] Founded in 1883, the university has hadthe fifth largest single-campus enrollment in the nation as of Fall 2006 (and had the largest enrollment in the country from 1997 to 2003), with over 50,000 undergraduate and graduate students and 16,500 faculty and staff.^[4] It currently holds thelargest enrollment of all colleges in the state of Texas.^[5]

• Yuval Ne'eman (1925–2006), Israeliphysicist, politician, and president ofTel Aviv University

• Michael Clement –KPMG Centennial professor^[75]

• Eugene C. Barker – chairman, Department of History (Barker History Center)
• Darlene Grant – associate dean of Graduate Studies
• William Powers, Jr. – law professor, president of the University of Texas at Austin
• Lawrence G. Sager – dean, School of Law
• James Steinberg – dean,LBJ School of Public Affairs
• Ben G. Streetman – dean, Cockrell School of Engineering
• Paul Woodruff – dean of Undergraduate Studies

• Chad Oliver –science fiction andWestern writer
• Ellen Spiro –documentary filmmaker
• Louis Alexander Waldman –art historian

• George Kozmetsky – founder of the IC² Institute and former dean of the McCombs School of Business

• Marye Anne Fox – chemist, chancellor ofUniversity of California, San Diego and formerlyNorth Carolina State University
• Robert L. Mills – educator; former president ofGeorgetown College, Kentucky

• Eugene C. Barker — Texashistorian, chair of the history department, academic journal editor
• Nettie Lee Benson – historian, archivist, and the namesake of theBenson Latin American Collection
• Daina Ramey Berry – History Department chair, historian specializing in gender, slavery, and black women
• H. W. Brands – author, historian, Jack S. Blanton, Sr. chair of history
• Walter L. Buenger – historian of the American South
• Carlos Castañeda – historian, librarian, and archivist
• Robert Cotner – historian, biographer ofJames Stephen Hogg
• Louis Tuffly Ellis
• Toyin Falola – author and historian specializing in African studies
• Joe Bertram Frantz – historian, biographer
• George Pierce Garrison – one of the founding faculty members of the Department of History
• A. G. Hopkins – professor emeritus, economic history
• Madeline Y. Hsu – Asian-American and Chinese American history
• Brian P. Levack – professor emeritus, early modern Europe
• Philippa Levine – historian specializing in gender, race, and science; Walter Prescott Webb Professor of History and Ideas
• Standish Meacham – historian
• Steven Mintz – historian
• Joan Neuberger – Russian and Soviet history
• David Oshinsky – professor emeritus
• Charles W. Ramsdell – historian
• Jeremi Suri – historian, Mack Brown Distinguished Chair for Global Affairs
• Ann Twinam – professor emeritus, historian, Colonial Latin America
• Walter Prescott Webb – historian of Texas and the American West
• Amelia Worthington Williams – Texas historian

• Gail Caldwell
• J. Frank Dobie – American folklorist, writer, and columnist
• Marvin Olasky – journalist and conservative pundit

• James K. Galbraith – head of the University of Texas Inequality Project at theLBJ School of Public Affairs
• Barbara Jordan – first black woman from a Southern state to serve in theU.S. House
• Gretchen Ritter – professor of government at UT Austin 1992–2013^[76]
• Oran Milo Roberts –governor of Texas 1879–1883
• T. K. Seung – professor of philosophy, government, and law

• J. Frank Dobie – folklorist, newspaper columnist
• Américo Paredes – folklorist, novelist

• Robert S. Boyer – professor of philosophy, computer science, and math
• Jonathan Dancy – professor of philosophy
• Robert Kane – professor of philosophy
• Brian Leiter – professor of philosophy and law
• Louis H. Mackey – professor of philosophy
• Aloysius Martinich – professor of philosophy, world-renowned for his knowledge of Thomas Hobbes
• Mark Sainsbury – professor of philosophy
• T. K. Seung – professor of philosophy, government, and law
• Tara Smith – professor of philosophy
• Galen Strawson – professor of philosophy
• Paul Woodruff – professor of philosophy

• Scott Aaronson – computer scientist and blogger
• Milo Backus – geophysicist
• Eric J. Barron – former dean of College of Geosciences; current director ofNational Center for Atmospheric Research
• Volker Bromm – astronomer
• Adi Bulsara, PhD, 1978 (physics) – leading physicist in the area ofnonlinear dynamics
• Alan Cline – computer scientist
• Franklin C. Crow – computer scientist
• Bryce DeWitt – physicist, co-developed Wheeler-DeWitt equation ("wave function of the Universe")
• Cécile DeWitt-Morette – mathematical physicist
• Gordon Gunter – instructor inphysiology (1939–1945), then researcher (1945–1949), acting director (1949–1954) and director (1954–1955) of the University of Texas Institute of Marine Science atPort Aransas and editor ofPublications of the Institute of Marine Science (1950–1955); influentialfisheries scientist who pioneered the study offisheries in the northernGulf of Mexico
• G.B. Halsted – mathematician
• Clark Hubbs – ichthyologist
• William H. Jefferys – astronomer
• Zhimin Lu – biologist and oncologist
• Chris Mack –photolithographer
• Hans Mark – aerospace engineer, formerdDeputy administrator atNASA andSecretary of the Air Force
• Thomas Harrison Montgomery, Jr. – zoologist
• Dana Moshkovitz – computer scientist
• Hermann Joseph Muller – geneticist, Nobel Laureate in Physiology or Medicine
• Ilya Prigogine – physicist and chemist, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry
• Bill Schelter – mathematician,Lisp developer
• Roy Schwitters – physicist, former director of the now-defunctSuperconducting Super Collider
• Elliot See – astronaut
• Jonathan Sessler – chemist, pioneering work on expanded porphyrins
• John Tate – mathematician, Wolf Prize in Mathematics
• Harry Vandiver – mathematician
• John Archibald Wheeler – physicist, Wolf Prize in Physics, coined the term 'black hole'
• Robert E. Wyatt – chemist

• Walter Dean Burnham — political scientist
• David Buss — evolutionary psychology
• Mounira M. Charrad — political sociologist
• Madonna Constantine — counseling psychologist
• Scott Freeman — economist
• James K. Galbraith — economist
• Michael G. Hall – historian
• Ian Hancock — linguist andRomani scholar
• Milton W. Humphreys – first professor of Latin and Greek at UT Austin, 1883-1887
• Thomas Pangle – professor of government
• Linda Schele — expert in the field ofMayaepigraphy andiconography
• T. K. Seung — professor of philosophy, government, and law
• Christen A. Smith — associate professor of anthropology
• John Traphagan — anthropology
• Philip L. White — professor of Colonial America and Nationality, 1955–2000; political activist and academic free-speech leader
• Luis Zayas — professor of Psychiatry

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