About Endowed Chairs and Professorships
Holders of Endowed Chairs
Holders of Endowed Professorships
Endowed Chairs and Professorships
Chairs and Professorships are endowments created by generous donations and awarded to outstanding faculty who are leaders in the classroom, in their respective discipline, and who excel in service to the institution. Endowments for faculty are crucial in the recruitment and retention of highly qualified teachers and researchers and support their research and creative works. Funding for endowed chairs and professorships provides the resources to do research, publish their findings, travel to conferences, and create opportunities for students to engage in high-impact practices.
Elizabeth Root Paden Chair
Lillian Nelson Pratt Chair in Science
Lucy King Brown Chair
Margarett Root Brown Chair in Fine Arts
Herman Brown Chair
John H. Duncan Chair
Garey Chair
Garey Chair
Garey Chair
Garey Chair
Garey Junior Chair
Garey Junior Chair
Lord Chair in Mathematics and Computer Science
Hugh Roy and Lillie Cullen Chair in Economics
Herbert and Kate Dishman Chair in Science
Robert Sherman Lazenby Chair in Physics
John Shearn Chair in Business
Suzanne and Ed Ellis Term Chair
Tower-Hester Chair in Political Science
Cargill Professorship in Education
Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Lurlyn and Durwood Fleming Professorship in Religion and Philosophy
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Carolyn and Fred McManis Professorship
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Genevieve & Thatcher Atkin Junior Professorship in Mathematics
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Genevieve & Thatcher Atkin Junior Professorship in Physics
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Herbert and Kate Dishman Professorship in Special Education
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Wilhelmina Cullen Robertson Professorship
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Christine Robertson Morenz Professorship
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.
Corbin Robertson, Jr. Professorship
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Held By
Bob Snyder
DEPARTMENT
Political Science
About the Holder
Bob Snyder strives to introduce students to the different perspectives in the study of International Relations and to have them to be able to compare and contrast the different theoretical and methodological approaches. His courses also survey contemporary history. He uses several pedagogical methods that emphasize an interactive approach.
Snyder received his PhD from the University of Michigan in 1993.