Notable faculty and staff List of Claremont Graduate University people

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1 notable faculty , staff

1.1 humanities
1.2 social sciences
1.3 behavioral , organizational sciences
1.4 business , management
1.5 mathematics , information
1.6 health , sciences
1.7 arts
1.8 religion





notable faculty , staff
humanities

douglass adair - american historian , historiographer
richard armour - poet , author wrote on sixty-five books
john lemmon - logician , philosopher
leonard levy - andrew w. mellon all-claremont professor of humanities , chairman of graduate faculty of history
michael s. roth - arts & humanities; historian, author, curator; 16th president of wesleyan university; 8th president of california college of arts

social sciences

alfred balitzer - professor of government
eric helland - professor @ claremont mckenna college , cgu; senior economist, institute civil justice, rand corporation
alan heslop - academic , government consultant
charles r. kesler - professor of government/political science @ claremont mckenna college , cgu; editor of claremont review of books
jacek kugler - world politics scholar, past president of international studies association, , peace science society
hilton root - academic , policy specialist in international political economy , development
michael uhlmann - assistant attorney general in gerald ford administration special assistant president during ronald reagan’s first term in office
paul j. zak - center neuroeconomics studies

behavioral , organizational sciences

dale berger - cognitive psychologist , research methodologist
william crano - fellow of american psychological association , association psychological science
mihaly csikszentmihalyi - psychology professor noted work in study of happiness, creativity, , architect of notion of flow
stewart donaldson - psychologist specializing in evaluation science , optimal human , organizational functioning; dean of school of behavioral , organizational sciences
michael hogg - social psychologist
kathy pezdek - cognitive psychologist specializing in study of eyewitness memory
michael scriven - past president of american educational research association , american evaluation association
allan wicker - recognized contributions ecological psychology , attitude-behavior relationship

business , management

peter drucker - influential thinker , writer on management theory , practice; self-described social ecologist
ira jackson - dean of peter f. drucker , masatoshi ito graduate school of management
roger johnson - businessman , government official
jean lipman-blumen - professor of public policy , professor of organizational behavior
ikujiro nonaka - influential person on business thinking, known study of knowledge management

mathematics , information

paul gray - school of information systems , technology (emeritus)
william j. leveque - mathematician , administrator; executive director of american mathematical society

health , sciences

sherwin carlquist - botanist , photographer
robert folger thorne - botanist

arts

peter boyer - composer, conductor, , professor of music
roger edward kuntz - landscape painter; member of claremont group of painters
suzanne muchnic - art critic, journalist, writer
david pagel - art critic

religion

richard bushman - visiting professor in mormon studies
john hick - philosopher of religion , theologian
jack miles - author; winner of pulitzer prize , macarthur fellowship
rosemary radford ruether - feminist scholar , theologian
deepak shimkhada - adjunct professor, board of visitors of school of religion






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