List of Tau Beta Pi members

Tau Beta Pi is an American honor society for engineering.[1] It was formed at Lehigh University in June 1885.[1] Following are some of Tau Beta Pi's notable members.

## Academia

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### Presidents and chancellors

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Arthur S. Adams | Colorado Alpha, 1918  | president of the University of New Hampshire | [2]
Robert Altenkirch | Pennsylvania Theta, 1973  | president of University of Alabama in Huntsville and the New Jersey Institute of Technology | [2]
George S. Ansell | New York Gamma, 1954  | president of the Colorado School of Mines and senior chief executive in the Colorado higher education system  | [2][3][4]
Bill L. Atchley | Missouri Beta, 1957  | president of Clemson University and the University of the Pacific | [2][5][6][7]
David H. Auston | New Jersey Alpha, 1962  | president of the Case Western Reserve University | [2]
Manuel Ayau | Louisiana Alpha | founder and first rector of the Universidad Francisco Marroquín | [8]
Brown Ayres | New Jersey Alpha, 1878  | president of the University of Tennessee | [2]
Merl Baker | Kentucky Alpha, 1945  | president of the University of Missouri-Rolla | [2][9][10]
Thomas Baker | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1891  | second president of Carnegie Mellon University | [2]
Warren J. Baker | Michigan Delta, 1960  | president of California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo | [2]
Harry Yandell Benedict | Texas Alpha, 1892  | president of the University of Texas at Austin | [2]
Amine Bensaid | Florida Gamma | president of Al Akhawayn University | [11]
Daniel Berg | New York Gamma, 1950  | president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
Charles R. Bergmann | New Jersey Gamma, 1935  | president of the New Jersey Institute of Technology | [2][12]
Theodore A. Bickart | Maryland Alpha, 1957  | president of the Colorado School of Mines | [2][13]
Harold S. Boardman | Maine Alpha, 1895  | president of the University of Maine | [2][14]
Frank C. Bolton | Texas Delta, 1905  | president of Texas A&M University | [2][15]
Carl W. Borgmann | Colorado Beta, 1927  | president of the University of Vermont | [2][16]
Ray M. Bowen | Texas Delta, 1958  | President of Texas A&M University and president of Oklahoma State University | [2]
Daniel J. Bradley | Oklahoma Beta, 1983  | president of Indiana State University and Fairmont State University | [2]
John C. Bravman | California Gamma, 1979  | president of Bucknell University | [2]
William R. Brody | Massachusetts Beta, 1965  | president of the Johns Hopkins University | [2]
Arthur Bronwell | Illinois Gamma, 1933  | president of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [2]
John Lott Brown | Florida Gamma, 1945  | president of the University of South Florida | [2]
Jesse E. Buchanan | Washington Beta, 1927  | president of the University of Idaho | [2][17]
George Bugliarello | New York Rho, 1951  | chancellor of the Polytechnic Institute of NYU | [2]
Marion LeRoy Burton | Michigan Gamma, 1900  | president of Smith College, the University of Minnesota, and the University of Michigan | [2]
John F. Carney | Connecticut Beta, 1963  | chancellor of Missouri University of Science and Technology | [2]
Anthony Catanese | Michigan Epsilon, 1963  | president of the Florida Institute of Technology and Florida Atlantic University | [2]
A. Ramond Chamberlain | Michigan Alpha, 1951  | president of Colorado State University | [2][18][19][20]
Jean-Lou Chameau | Georgia Alpha, 1977  | president of King Abdullah University of Science and Technology and the California Institute of Technology | [2]
David C. Chang | California Alpha, 1956  | president of the Polytechnic Institute of NYU | [2][21]
G. Wayne Clough | Virginia Beta, 1964  | president emeritus of Georgia Tech | [2]
Jared Cohon | Maryland Alpha, 1969  | president of Carnegie Mellon University | [2]
Karl Taylor Compton | Massachusetts Beta, 1908  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Dale R. Corson | New York Delta, 1934  | president of Cornell University | [2]
William B. Cottingham | Indiana Alpha, 1955  | president of Kettering University | [2][22]
Edmund Cranch | New Jersey Gamma, 1944  | president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [2]
John Patrick Crecine | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1961  | president of Georgia Tech | [2]
Allan Cullimore | New Jersey Gamma, 1907  | president of New Jersey Institute of Technology | [2]
David E. Daniel | Texas Alpha, 1972  | president of the University of Texas at Dallas and deputy chancellor of the University of Texas System | [2]
Harvey N. Davis | Massachusetts Gamma, 1901  | president of Stevens Institute of Technology | [2]
Jess H. Davis | Ohio Gamma, 1928  | president of Stevens Institute of Technology | [2]
Beaumont Davison | Tennessee Beta, 1950  | president of Tri-State University | [2][23]
Thomas B. Day | California Xi, 1952  | president of San Diego State University | [2]
Fred W. DeMoney | Illinois Beta, 1941  | president of Montana Technological University | [2][24]
Denice Denton | Washington Alpha, 1982  | chancellor of the University of California, Santa Cruz | [2]
Grover C. Dillman | Michigan Alpha, 1913  | president of the Michigan College of Mining and Technology | [2]
Robert E. Doherty | Illinois Alpha, 1909  | president of Carnegie Mellon University | [2]
Henry Sturgis Drinker | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1871  | president of Lehigh University | [2]
Thomas Messinger Drow | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1859  | president of Lehigh University | [2]
Lee Alvin DuBridge | California Beta, 1922  | president of the California Institute of Technology | [2]
James Duderstadt | Connecticut Alpha, 1964  | president of the University of Michigan | [2]
Gano Dunn | New York Alpha, 1891  | president of Cooper Union | [2]
G. Brooks Earnest | Ohio Alpha, 1927  | president of Fenn College | [2]
Carl Ell | Massachusetts Epsilon, 1911  | president of Northeastern University | [2]
Thomas Eugene Everhart | Illinois Alpha, 1953  | chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and president of the California Institute of Technology | [25]
Livingston Farrand | Colorado Beta, 1888  | president of Cornell University and the University of Colorado Boulder | [2]
Gregory C. Farrington | Pennsylvania Delta, 1968  | president of Lehigh University and executive director of the California Academy of Sciences | [2]
Saul Fenster | New Jersey Gamma, 1953  | president of New Jersey Institute of Technology | [2]
Gregory L. Fenves | New York Delta, 1979  | president of Emory University and the University of Texas at Austin | [26]
Raymond L. Fitz | Ohio Theta, 1964  | president of the University of Dayton | [2][27]
James C. Fletcher | Utah Alpha, 1940  | Administrator of NASA and president of the University of Utah | [2]
James D. Foley | Pennsylvania Alpha | professor of telecommunications at Georgia Tech |
Richard G. Folsom | California Beta, 1928  | president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
C. Clement French | Pennsylvania Delta, 1922  | president of Washington State University | [2]
Robert R. Furgason | Idaho Alpha, 1956  | president of Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi | [2][28][28]
Clifford Furnas | Indiana Alpha, 1922  | first president of the University at Buffalo and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering | [29][30]
Richard H. Gallagher | Arizona Alpha, 1950  | president of Clarkson University | [2]
John Gallalee | Virginia Alpha, 1911  | president of the University of Alabama | [2]
William S. Gaither | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1956  | president of Drexel University | [26]
Alice Gast | California Delta, 1980  | president of Imperial College London | [2]
Gibb Gilchrist | Texas Delta, 1909  | president of Texas A&M University | [2]
Robert C. Gillespie | West Virginia Beta, 1964  | president of the West Virginia Institute of Technology | [2][31]
Marvin Leonard Goldberger | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1943  | president of the California Institute of Technology | [2]
Brage Golding | Indiana Alpha, 1941  | president of Wright State University, California State University, San Diego State University, and Kent State University | [2][32][33][34]
Richard J. Gowen | New Jersey Beta, 1957  | president of Dakota State College and the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology | [2][35]
John W. Graham Jr. | Ohio Gamma, 1939  | president of Clarkson College of Technology | [2][36]
Paul E. Gray | Massachusetts Beta, 1954  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Harvey H. Grice | Ohio Gamma, 1937  | president of Graceland College | [2][37]
Richard J. Grosh | Indiana Alpha, 1950  | president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
Les Guice | Louisiana Gamma, 1978  | president of Louisiana Tech University | [2]
William W. Hagerty | Delaware Alpha, 1939  | president of Drexel University | [2]
Jim Halligan | Iowa Alpha, 1962  | president of New Mexico State University and Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma Senate | [2]
Arthur G. Hansen | Indiana Alpha, 1947  | president of Purdue University and chancellor of the Texas A&M University System | [2]
Patrick T. Harker | Pennsylvania Delta, 1981  | president of University of Delaware, dean of the Wharton School, and president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia | [2]
John W. Harrelson | North Carolina Alpha, 1909  | first chancellor of North Carolina State University | [2]
Marion T. Harrington | Texas Delta, 1922  | president of Georgia Tech | [2][38]
Edwin D. Harrison | Virginia Beta, 1948  | president of Georgia Tech | [2]
William Hazell | New Jersey Gamma, 1930  | president of the Newark College of Engineering | [2]
George W. Hazzard | Massachusetts Alpha, 1936  | president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [2][39]
Henry Townley Heald | Washington Beta, 1923  | first president of Illinois Institute of Technology and the Ford Foundation | [2]
Joseph J. Helble | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1982  | president of Lehigh University | [40]
John L. Hennessy | Pennsylvania Theta, 1973  | president of Stanford University and chairman of Alphabet Inc. | [26]
Richard Herman | New Jersey Alpha, 1963  | chancellor of the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [2]
Ira Nelson Hollis | Massachusetts Alpha,1899  | president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [2]
William O. Hotchkiss | Wisconsin Alpha, 1903  | president of Michigan Technological University and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
Livingston W. Houston | New York Gamma, 1913  | president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
William V. Houston | California Beta, 1920  | president of Rice University | [2]
Frederick L. Hovde | Minnesota Alpha, 1929  | president of Purdue University | [2]
Charles S. Howe | Ohio Alpha, 1878  | president of Case School of Applied Science | [2]
Eugene J. Howell | Texas Delta, 1922  | president of Tarleton State University | [2][41]
Samuel Hulbert | Louisiana Beta, 1958  | president of Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology | [2]
Charles E. Hummel | Connecticut Alpha, 1943  | president of Barrington College | [2]
Alexander Crombie Humphreys | New Jersey Alpha, 1881  | president of the Stevens Institute of Technology | [2]
J. Charles Jennett | South Carolina Alpha, 1963  | president of Texas A&M International University | [2][42][43]
Martin C. Jischke | Iowa Alpha, 1963  | president of Purdue University | [2]
James E. A. John | Maryland Beta, 1955  | president of Kettering University | [2][44][45]
Kristina M. Johnson | North Carolina Gamma, 1981  | chancellor of the State University of New York and president of Ohio State University | [46]
Fayette A. Jones | Missouri Beta,1892  | president of the New Mexico School of Mines | [2][47]
Russel C. Jones | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1957  | president of the University of Delaware | [2][48][49][50]
Thomas F. Jones | Mississippi Alpha, 1939  | president of the University of South Carolina | [2]
Vikram Kapoor | Ohio Zeta, 1966  | president of the University of Toledo | [2][51][52][53]
Robert L. Ketter | Missouri Alpha, 1950  | president of the University at Buffalo | [2]
James Rhyne Killian | Massachusetts Beta, 1926  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [54]
Edward T. Kirkpatrick | New York Kappa, 1947  | president of Wentworth Institute of Technology | [2][55]
Maria Klawe | California Omega, 1973  | president of Harvey Mudd College | [26]
John A. Klekotka | Pennsylvania Theta, 1935  | president of Villanova University | [2][56][57]
Asa S. Knowles | Ohio Zeta, 1928  | president of the University of Toledo and Northeastern University | [2]
Bill N. Lacy | New York Iota, 1955  | president of the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art and the State University of New York at Purchase | [2]
Laurence H. Lattman | Utah Alpha, 1948  | president of the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology | [2][58][59][60]
Tod A. Laursen | Oregon Alpha, 1986  | chancellor of American University of Sharjah | [2]
Deming Lewis | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1935  | president of Lehigh University | [2]
Peter Likins | California Gamma, 1957  | president of Lehigh University and the University of Arizona | [2]
John A. Logan | Illinois Gamma, 1929  | president of Rose–Hulman Institute of Technology | [2][61][62]
John Henry MacCracken | Pennsylvania Epsilon, 1894  | president of Westminster College and Lafayette College | [2]
John Marburger | New York Omicron, 1962  | president of Stony Brook University and director of Brookhaven National Laboratory | [29]
Joseph M. Marchello | Maryland Beta, 1955  | president of Old Dominion University | [2][63][64]
Thomas Lyle Martin Jr. | Arizona Alpha, 1942  | president of the Illinois Institute of Technology | [2]
Fujio Matsuda | Indiana Beta, 1949  | president of the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa | [2]
Gerald W. May | Illinois Delta, 1962  | president of the University of New Mexico | [2][65][66]
Guy T. McBride | Texas Alpha, 1940  | president of the Colorado School of Mines | [2]
T. Dwayne McCay | Alpha Alpha, 1968  | president and CEO of the Florida Institute of Technology | [67][68]
Charles J. Merdinger | New York Gamma, 1945  | president of Washington College | [2][69][70][71]
Carolyn Meyers | North Carolina Epsilon, 1963  | president of Jackson State University and Norfolk State University | [72]
Richard Miller | California Lambda, 1971  | founding president of Olin College | [40]
William F. Miller | California Alpha, 1949  | professor emeritus, president, and provost of Stanford University; president and CEO of SRI International | [25]
Larry K. Monteith | North Carolina Alpha, 1960  | chancellor of North Carolina State University | [2]
John H. Moore | Michigan Gamma, 1958  | president of Grove City College and deputy director of the National Science Foundation | [2][73][74][75]
C. Daniel Mote Jr. | California Alpha, 1959  | president emeritus of the National Academy of Engineering and president of the University of Maryland, College Park | [2]
Wendell Nedderman | Texas Delta, 1943  | president of the University of Texas at Arlington | [2]
John Lloyd Newcomb | Virginia Alpha, 1903  | president of the University of Virginia | [2]
Constantine Papadakis | Michigan Gamma, 1973  | president of Drexel University | [2]
Edward A. Parrish | Virginia Alpha, 1964  | president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [2][76]
Fay L. Partlo | Michigan Beta, 1923  | president of South Dakota School of Mines & Technology | [2][77]
Maryly Van Leer Peck | Tennessee Beta | president of Polk Community College | [78]
G. P. "Bud" Peterson | Kansas Gamma, 1975  | president of Georgia Tech | [2]
Joseph M. Pettit | California Alpha, 1937  | president of Georgia Tech | [2]
Percy A. Pierre | District of Columbia Alpha, 1961  | president of Prairie View A&M University | [2]
R. Byron Pipes | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1964  | president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
Karl S. Pister | California Alpha, 1945  | chancellor at the University of California, Santa Cruz | [2]
Kenneth Pitzer | California Beta, 1935  | president of Rice University and Stanford University | [2]
David V. Ragone | Massachusetts Beta, 1951  | president of Case Western Reserve University | [2]
Roland C. Rautenstraus | Colorado Beta, 1946  | president of the University of Colorado Boulder | [2][79][80]
L. Rafael Reif |  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [81]
Dan Reneau | Lousiana Gamma, 1963  | president of Louisiana Tech University | [2]
John Rettaliata | Illinois Beta, 1932  | president of Illinois Institute of Technology | [2]
Charles R. Richards | Indiana Alpha, 1890  | president of Lehigh University | [2][82][83]
Henry E. Riggs | California Gamma, 1958  | president of Harvey Mudd College and founding president of Keck Graduate Institute | [2]
Harold P. Rodes | Michigan Zeta, 1941  | president of Bradley University and General Motors Institute | [2][84][85]
Harry S. Rogers | Oregon Alpha, 1914  | president of Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn | [2][86][87]
Steven Sample | Illinois Alpha, 1962  | president of the University of Southern California | [2]
Timothy Sands |  | president of Virginia Tech |
Richard Schleusener | South Dakota Alpha, 1949  | president of South Dakota School of Mines and Technology | [2][88][89]
Herman Schneider | Ohio Beta, 1894  | president of the University of Cincinnati | [2]
Myles W. Scoggins | Oklahoma Beta | president of the Colorado School of Mines |
Frederick Seitz | Illinois Alpha, 1932  | president of Rockefeller University and the National Academy of Sciences | [2]
Raymond L. Smith | Michigan Beta, 1943  | president of the Michigan Technological University | [2][90][91][92]
William T. Snyder | Tennessee Alpha, 1954  | chancellor of the University of Tennessee | [2]
Herbert L. Spencer | Pennsylvania Eta, 1921  | president of Bucknell University | [2][93][94]
Robert Gordon Sproul | California Alpha, 1913  | president of the University of California system and University of California, Berkeley | [2]
Dale F. Stein | Michigan Beta, 1958  | president of Michigan Technological University | [2][95][96]
Julius Adams Stratton | Massachusetts Beta, 1923  | president of Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Jon Strauss | Massachusetts Alpha, 1959  | president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Harvey Mudd College, Manhattanville College, and Bainbridge Graduate Institute | [2]
Robert L. Sumwalt | Delaware Alpha, 1918  | president of the University of South Carolina | [2]
Gary Thomas | New Jersey Gamma, 1960  | president of Missouri University of Science and Technology | [2]
Elihu Thomson | Massachusetts Beta, 1870  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Lee T. Todd Jr.  | Kentucky Alpha, 1968  | president of the University of Kentucky | [2]
Curtis J. Tompkins | West Virginia Alpha, 1965  | president of Michigan Technological University | [2][97][98]
Paul Torgersen | Virginia Beta, 1953  | president of Virginia Tech | [2]
Jerald A. Tunheim | South Dakota Beta, 1962  | president of Dakota State University | [2][99][100]
Robert Van Houten | New Jersey Gamma, 1930  | president of New Jersey Institute of Technology | [2]
Blake R. Van Leer | North Carolina Alpha, 1915  | president of Georgia Tech | [2]
J. Robert Van Pelt | Michigan Beta, 1922  | president of the Montana School of Mines and Michigan Technological University | [2][101]
Gordon Van Wylen | Michigan Gamma, 1942  | president of Hope College | [2]
Charles M. Vest | West Virginia Alpha, 1963  | president of the National Academy of Engineering and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [26]
Hermann Viets | New York Zeta, 1965  | president of Milwaukee School of Engineering | [2]
James W. Wagner | Delaware Alpha, 1975  | president of Emory University  | [2]
Eric A. Walker | Massachusetts Gamma, 1932  | president of Pennsylvania State University | [2]
John Warner | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1919  | president of Carnegie Institute of Technology | [2]
Ernst Webe | New York Zeta, 1923  | president of the Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn | [2]
Martin D. Whitaker | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1927  | president of Lehigh University | [2]
John A. White | Georgia Alpha, 1962  | chancellor of the University of Arkansas | [2]
John F. White | Rhode Island Beta, 1963  | president of Cooper Union | [2]
William E. Wickenden | Ohio Alpha, 1904  | president of Case School of Applied Science | [2]
Jerome Wiesner,  | Michigan Gamma, 1937  | president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Arthur Cutts Willard | Massachusetts Beta, 1893  | president of the University of Illinois | [2]
James H. Woodward | Georgia Alpha, 1961  | chancellor of University of North Carolina at Charlotte | [2]
Henry T. Yang | Indiana Alpha, 1962  | chancellor of the University of California, Santa Barbara | [2]

### Vice presidents and provosts

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Arthur E. Humphrey | Idaho Alpha, 1948  | provost and vice president of Lehigh University; dean of the University of Pennsylvania School of Engineering | [1]
Lawrence Lau |  | vice-chancellor of the Chinese University of Hong Kong and economics professor at Stanford University | [102]
George Pake | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1945  | physics professor and provost at Washington University in St. Louis and research executive who helped Xerox PARC | [103]
Frederick Terman | California Gamma, 1920  | provost from 1955 to 1965 at Stanford University; dean of the Stanford University School of Engineering | [103]
Sharon L. Wood |  | executive vice president and provost of the University of Texas at Austin | [104]

### Deans

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Comfort A. Adams | Massachusetts Gamma, 1928  | faculty and dean of the engineering school at Harvard College | [105]
Eugene M. DeLoatch | District of Columbia Alpha, 1959  | professor and dean of the School of Engineering at Morgan State University | [106]
Daniel C. Drucker | New York Alpha, 1938  | civil and mechanical engineer who taught at Brown University and dean of engineering at the University of Illinois | [107]
Jonathan F. Earle |  | professor and associate dean at the University of Florida College of Engineering | [108]
James Kip Finch |  | professor, chairman, and dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science at Columbia University | [109]
Elmer L. Gaden | New York Alpha, 1944  | professor emeritus of chemical engineering at the University of Virginia and founder and department chair of biochemical engineering at Columbia University; dean of Columbia's college of engineering, mathematics, and business administration  | [110]
Harold S. Goldberg | New York Iota, 1944  | associate dean of the Gordon Institute | [40]
William E. Gordon | New York Delta, 1939  | dean and professor of space physics and astronomy and electrical and computer engineering at Rice University | [111]
John H. L. Hansen |  | professor of electrical engineering and associate dean for research in Erik Jonsson School of Engineering & Computer Science | [112]
William B. Kouwenhoven | Maryland Alpha, 1906  | professor and dean at the Johns Hopkins University School of Engineering who developed the cardiac defibrillator | [111]
Karl W. Reid | Massachusetts Beta | chief inclusion officer of Northeastern University and associate dean at Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [113]
Hunter Rouse | Massachusetts Beta, 1929  | professor and dean of the college of engineering at University of Iowa | [107]
Athlestan Spilhaus | New York Epsilon, 1931  | geophysicist, oceanographer, dean of the University of Minnesota's Institute of Technology | [111]
Chauncey Starr | California Epsilon, 1932  | dean of the UCLA School of Engineering and Applied Science; founder and first president of the Electric Power Research Institute | [114]
John Roy Whinnery | California Alpha, 1937  | professor and chairman of the Electric Engineering Department and dean of the College of Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley | [25]

### Department directors and chairs

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Alex Bekker | 1983  | professor and chair at the Department of Anesthesiology of Rutgers New Jersey Medical School | [115]
Harold Bunger | Georgia Alpha, 1938  | head of Georgia Tech's chemistry department  | [116]
Rory A. Cooper |  | professor and chair in the Department of Rehabilitation Science and Technology at the University of Pittsburgh | [117]
Charles Stark Draper | Massachusetts Beta, 1922  | founder and director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Instrumentation Laboratory  | [103]
Larry Druffel |  | director emeritus at the Software Engineering Institute at Carnegie Mellon University |
Russell Dupuis | Illinois Alpha, 1970  | chair in electro-optics in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Georgia Tech | [118]
Clive Dym | Massachusetts Zeta, 1962  | professor emeritus and former chair of the engineering department at Harvey Mudd College | [40]
William Littell Everitt | New York Delta, 1921  | professor and department head of electrical engineering at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign | [111]
Nick Holonyak | Illinois Alpha, 1950  | chair in electrical and computer engineering and physics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign; invented the semiconductor laser diode while with General Electric  | [46]
Donald L. Katz | Michigan Gamma, 1931  | professor and chairman of the Chemical Engineering Department at the University of Michigan.  | [103]
Wilbur R. LePage | New York Delta | professor and department chair of electrical and computer engineering at Syracuse University | [119]
Nathan M. Newmark | New Jersey Beta, 1930  | head of the University of Illinois Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering, considered one of the founding fathers of earthquake engineering | [103]
Earl R. Parker | Colorado Alpha, 1935  | chair of the material sciences department and director of engineering research at the University of California, Berkeley | [103]
Thomas H. Pigford | Georgia Alpha, 1943  | professor and the founding chairman of the Department of Nuclear Engineering at the University of California, Berkeley | [111]
Robert P. Sharp | California Beta, 1934  | geomorphologist and the chairman of the Division of Geological Sciences at California Institute of Technology | [103]
Herbert A. Simon | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1950  | professor of administration and chairman of the Department of Industrial Management at Carnegie Institute of Technology | [103]
Sean Solomon | California Beta, 1966  | director of the Lamont–Doherty Earth Observatory and professor of earth and planetary science of Columbia University | [103]
James Thorp | New York Delta, 1959  | head of the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech | [120]
Myron Tribus | California Epsilon, 1949  | director of the Center for Advanced Engineering Study at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [29]
Himie Voxman | Iowa Beta, 1933 | director of the School of Music at the University of Iowa | [121]
Charles Hyle Warren | Connecticut Alpha | professor and the chair of geology at Yale University and dean at the Sheffield Scientific School | [122]
Everard Mott Williams |  | professor and head of the Electrical Engineering Department and Carnegie Mellon University |
Abel Wolman | Maryland Alpha, 1915  | professor and chair of the Department of Sanitary Engineering at Johns Hopkins University; chief engineer of the Maryland State Department of Health | [103]
Ronald R. Yager |  | director of the Machine Intelligence Institute and professor of information systems at Iona College |
Charles Zukowski |  | professor and former chair of the Department of Electrical Engineering at Columbia University | [123]

### Professors and faculty

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Lilia Ann Abron | DC Alpha | professor at Howard University and the University of the District of Columbia | [124]
Andreas Acrivos | New York Beta, 1950  | professor emeritus of science and engineering at the City College of New York | [103]
Massoud Amin | Massachusetts Zeta | professor of electrical engineering at the University of Minnesota | [125]
Albert Babb | Washington Alpha, 1948  | professor of chemical engineering at the University of Wisconsin who created the portable dialysis machine | [111][126][127][128]
Arthur Baggeroer |  | emeritus professor of engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [129]
Constantine A. Balanis |  | electrical engineer and professor at Arizona State University | [130]
John D. Baldeschwieler | New York Delta, 1956  | professor emeritus of chemistry at California Institute of Technology | [103]
Issa Batarseh | Illinois Zeta, 1985  | professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Central Florida | [67]
Manson Benedict | Massachusetts Beta, 1928  | professor of nuclear engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [107]
Toby Berger | Connecticut Alpha | information theorist and professor at the University of Virginia and Cornell University | [131]
Robert Byron Bird | Massachusetts Beta, 1944  | professor emeritus in the department of chemical engineering at the University of Wisconsin-Madison | [103]
Denis Blackmore |  | mathematician and professor at New Jersey Institute of Technology |
John H. Booske | Pennsylvania Beta | professor in electrical and computer engineering at the University of Wisconsin–Madison |
Tom Byers | California Alpha, 1975  | professor at Stanford University | [40]
Siu-Wai Chan | 1979  | professor at the Fu Foundation School of Engineering and Applied Science | [132]
Yet-Ming Chiang | Massachusetts Beta, 1980  | materials scientist and professor at Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [111]
Edith Clarke | Texas Alpha, 2019  | the first female professor of electrical engineering in the United States  | [133][134]
Ray William Clough | Washington Alpha, 1942  | professor of structural engineering at the University of California, Berkeley | [120]
Morris Cohen | Minnesota Alpha, 1934  | Professor of physical metallurgy and an institute professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [103]
Edward F. Crawley | Massachusetts Beta, 1976  | professor of aeronautics and astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [40]
Charles Dalziel |  | professor of electrical engineering and computer sciences at the University of California, Berkeley |
Tapan K. Datta | Michigan Epsilon | civil engineering professor at Wayne State University |
Ernest R. Davidson | Indiana Beta, 1958  | professor of chemistry at the University of Washington and Indiana University-Bloomington | [103]
Bascom S. Deaver |  | professor and assistant chairman for undergraduate studies of the physics department at the University of Virginia |
Jacob Pieter Den Hartog | Massachusetts Gamma, 1924  | professor of mechanical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [111]
Mildred Dresselhaus | South Carolina Gamma, 1951  | nanotechnologist and institute professor of physics and electrical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technolog | [46]
Harry George Drickamer | Michigan Gamma, 1941  | professor of chemical engineering, chemistry, and physics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign | [103]
Doc Edgerton | Massachusetts Beta, 1929  | professor of electrical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and pioneer in ultra-high-speed photography  | [103]
William Alden Edson |  | engineering professor at Illinois Institute of Technology, Georgia Tech, and Stanford University | [135]
Bruce Eisenstein |  | professor of electrical and computer engineering at Drexel University | [136]
Wolt Fabrycky |  | professor emeritus of industrial and systems engineering at Virginia Tech | [137]
Robert Fischell | North Carolina Gamma, 1951  | biotechnology inventor with the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory | [111]
John W. Fisher | Missouri Gamma, 1956  | professor emeritus of civil engineering at Lehigh University | [107]
James L. Flanagan | Mississippi Alpha, 1948  | vice president for research at Rutgers University | [54]
Jay Wright Forrester | Massachusetts Beta, 1939  | computer engineer, management theorist, systems scientist, and professor at the MIT Sloan School of Management | [133]
Eli Fromm | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1962  | professor of electrical and computer engineering at Drexel University | [138]
Robert G. Gallager | Pennsylvania Delta, 1953  | professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technolog | [54]
Richard D. Gitlin | New York Eta, 1964  | professor at the University of South Florida | [67]
Shafi Goldwasser | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1979  | professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the director of the Simons Institute for the Theory of Computing | [120]
Lois Graham |  | professor of thermodynamics and cryogenics at the Illinois Institute of Technology | [139]
Harry B. Gray | California Beta, 1957  | professor of chemistry at California Institute of Technology | [120]
Ernest Lenard Hall |  | professor emeritus of mechanical engineering and computer science at the University of Cincinnati | [140]
Steven Ray Hall |  | professor of aeronautics and astronautics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [141]
Roger F. Harrington | New York Beta, 1948  | electrical engineer and professor emeritus at Syracuse University | [120]
Wesley L. Harris | Virginia Alpha, 1963  | professor of aeronautics at Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [142]
Hermann A. Haus | Massachusetts Beta, 1948  | physicist, electrical engineer, and Institute Professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [103]
Obed Crosby Haycock |  | professor and researcher at the University of Utah |
Martin Hellman | New York Epsilon, 1966  | professor at Stanford University who co-developed public-key cryptography | [54]
Lawrence Paul Horwitz | New York Epsilon | professor of physics at Tel Aviv University | [143]
Hoyt C. Hottel | Massachusetts Beta, 1922  | professor in the department of chemical engineering at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [107]
George W. Housner | California Beta, 1933  | professor of earthquake engineering at the California Institute of Technology | [111]
Frederick Vinton Hunt | Ohio Gamma | professor at Harvard University who worked in the field of acoustic engineering | [144]
Esmaiel Jabbari | 2006  | professor of chemical engineering at the University of South Carolina | [145]
Riki Kobayashi |  | professor of chemical engineering at Rice University | [146]
Robert S. Langer | New York Delta, 1970  | professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [46][147]
Joseph Nisbet LeConte | California Alpha, 1892  | professor of analytical mechanics at the University of California, Berkeley; explorer of the Sierra Nevada; and cartographer | [111]
Luna Leopold | Wisconsin Alpha, 1936  | professor emeritus in geology and landscape architecture at the University of California, Berkeley; hydrologist with the United States Geological Survey | [120]
Warren K. Lewis | Massachusetts Beta, 1905  | professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology considered the father of modern chemical engineering | [107]
Hans W. Liepmann | California Beta, 1938  | emeritus professor of aeronautics at the California Institute of Technology | [103]
Tung-Yen Lin | California Alpha, 1931  | structural engineer and professor at the University of California, Berkeley | [103]
R. Duncan Luce | Massachusetts Beta, 1945  | professor of cognitive science at the University of California, Irvine; known for work in the field of mathematical psychology | [103]
Calvin Mackie |  | professor at the University of Michigan and Tulane University | [148]
James Massey | Massachusetts Beta, 1960  | cryptographer and professor emeritus of digital technology at ETH Zurich | [54]
Raymond D. Mindlin | New York Alpha, 1932  | professor of applied science at Columbia University | [103]
Chiang Ti Ming | California Beta | particle physicist and child prodigy associated with Cornell University and Harvard University |
Mahta Moghaddam |  | professor of electrical engineering at the University of Southern California | [149]
Mark Monmonier | Maryland Alpha | professor of geography and the environment at the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs of Syracuse University |
Salvatore D. Morgera | Florida Epsilon, 1970  | professor emeritus at McGill University, Concordia University, and Florida Atlantic University | [150]
W. Jason Morgan | Georgia Alpha, 1957  | professor emeritus of geology and geosciences at Princeton University | [103]
Ali H. Nayfeh | California Gamma, 1962  | professor of engineering at Virginia Tech | [120]
Celeste Nelson | Massachusetts Beta | professor of chemical engineering and biological engineering at Princeton University |
Pearn P. Niiler | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1960  | oceanographer and professor at the Scripps Institution of Oceanography and Oregon State University | [111]
Matthew Ohland |  | engineering education professor at Purdue University | [151]
Yale Patt | Massachusetts Epsilon, 1962  | professor of electrical and computer engineering at University of Texas at Austin | [120]
Irene C. Peden |  | professor emerita of electrical engineering at the University of Washington | [152]
Arun G . Phadke | Illinois Beta, 1955  | research professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech | [120]
Henry Petroski | New York Xi, 1963  | professor of civil engineering and history at Duke University | [153]
Michael Porter | New Jersey Delta, 1969  | professor at the Harvard Business School | [154]
Calvin Quate | Utah Alpha, 1944  | professor emeritus of applied physics and electrical engineering at Stanford University | [103]
Thomas F. Quatieri |  | electrical engineer and senior technical staff member at the MIT Lincoln Laboratory | [155]
Eli Ruckenstein | New York Nu, 1949  | professor of chemical and biological engineering University at Buffalo | [103]
Rolf Heinrich Sabersky | California Beta | professor emeritus in mechanical engineering at the California Institute of Technology | [156]
Mischa Schwartz | Virginia Beta, 1945  | professor emeritus of electrical engineering at Columbia University | [25]
Harry Bolton Seed | California Alpha, 1944  | professor at the University of California, Berkeley regarded as the founding father of geotechnical earthquake engineering  | [103]
John Shepherd | Texas Beta, 1988  | professor of epidemiology and population sciences at the University of Hawaiʻi Cancer Center | [157]
Otto J. M. Smith |  | professor of electrical engineering at the University of California, Berkeley |
Charles Proteus Steinmetz | Illinois Alpha, 1902  | professor of math and electrical engineering at Union College | [158]
Bruce Strickrott | Florida Epsilon | deep sea explorer, senior pilot, and manager of the DSV Alvin Submersible Engineering and Operations Group at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution | [159]
Lee Swindlehurst | Utah Beta, 1985  | professor of electrical engineering and computer science at the University of California at Irvine | [160]
Erika Moore Taylor |  | biomedical engineer and assistant professor at the University of Florida in Gainesville |
Malvin Carl Teich | 1989  | professor emeritus of electrical engineering at Columbia University | [161]
Stephen Timoshenko | California Gamma, 1901  | professor of strengths of materials at the Kyiv Polytechnic Institute, considered the father of modern engineering mechanics | [111]
Alvin V. Tollestrup | Utah Alpha, 1944  | physics professor at the California Institute of Technology and researcher at Fermilab | [114]
John G. Trump | New York Zeta, 1929  | electrical engineer and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [103]
J. R. Tucker | 1995  | an academic who made contributions to the fields of electronics, physics, and microwave theory  |
James Van Allen | Iowa Beta, 1935  | space physicist at the University of Iowa who discovered the Van Allen radiation belts | [162]
Robert J. Van de Graaff | Alabama Beta, 1922  | physicist, research associate, and professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [111]
Harold Webb |  | professor of electrical engineering at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign | [163]
Julia Weertman | Illinois Gamma, 1946  | professor of materials science and engineering at Northwestern University | [107]
Bernard Widrow | California Gamma, 1951  | professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University | [120]
Jack Wolf | Pennsylvania Delta, 1956  | professor of computer science at the University of California, San Diego | [54]
Joyce Wong |  | professor of biomedical engineering and materials science at Boston University |
A. Wayne Wymore | Arizona Alpha, 1949  | professor emeritus at the University of Arizona, and one of the founding fathers of systems engineering | [111]
Lotfi A. Zadeh |  | professor of computer science at the University of California, Berkeley best known for proposing fuzzy mathematics | [120]
Richard W. Ziolkowski |  | professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Arizona |

## Aerospace and aviation

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### Administration

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Waleed Abdalati | New York Beta, 1985  | NASA Chief Scientist | [164]
Aaron Cohen | Texas Delta, 1952  | acting Deputy Administrator of NASA; director of engineering and manager of the Space Shuttle Program | [165]
Charles J. Donlan | Massachusetts Beta, 1938  | NASA researcher and manager  | [166]
Roy Estess |  | director of the Stennis Space Center | [167]
James C. Fletcher | Utah Alpha, 1940  | Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration | [29]
T. Keith Glennan | Connecticut Alpha, 1927  | 1st Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and president of Case Institute of Technology | [2]
Gerald D. Griffin | Texas Delta | NASA flight director during the Apollo program and director of Johnson Space Center | [168]
Michael D. Griffin | Maryland Beta, 1977  | Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and Under Secretary of Defense for Research and Engineering | [106]
J. Lynn Helms | Michigan Gamma, 1943  | Administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration | [29]
D. Brainerd Holmes | New York Delta, 1943  | director of NASA's crewed spaceflight program and president of Raytheon | [162]
J. Wayne Littles | Georgia Alpha | director of the Marshall Space Flight Center | [169]
George M. Low | New York Gamma, 1948  | Administrator of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration and the president of the Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | [2]
T. Allan McArtor |  | administrator of the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration | [170]
Bill Pickering | California Beta, 1932  | head of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory | [171]
Abe Silverstein |  | manager at NASA and its predecessor, the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics | [172]
Clarence Syvertson |  | director of the Ames Research Center |
Wernher von Braun | Michigan Gamma, 1932  | director of the Marshall Space Flight Center; first president and chairman of the National Space Institute | [111]

### Astronauts

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Thomas Akers | Missouri Beta, 1992  | astronaut in NASA's Space Shuttle program | [165]
Buzz Aldrin | Massachusetts Beta, 1962  | NASA astronaut and second person to walk on the moon  | [165]
Scott Altman | Illinois Alpha, 1981  | NASA astronaut, naval aviator, engineer, and test pilot | [165]
William Anders | Ohio Eta, 1962  | NASA astronaut, U.S. Ambassador to Norway, chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, and chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission | [162]
James P. Bagian | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1973  | NASA astronaut and physician  | [165]
Michael A. Baker | Texas Alpha, 1975  | NASA astronaut, and the International Space Station program manager for international and crew operations  | [165]
John-David F. Bartoe | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1966  | NASA astronaut and astrophysicist  | [165]
Charles Bassett | Texas Beta, 1960  | NASA astronaut, electrical engineer, and test pilot | [165]
Bob Behnken | Missouri Gamma, 1992  | NASA astronaut and former Chief of the Astronaut Office | [165]
Guion Bluford | Ohio Eta, 1973  | NASA astronaut, aerospace engineer, and fighter pilot | [165]
Stephen Bowen | Maryland Gamma, 1986  | NASA astronaut and United States Navy submariner | [165]
Ken Bowersox | Maryland Gamma, 1978  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Roy D. Bridges Jr. | Colorado Zeta, 1965  | NASA astronaut and United States Air Force major general  | [173]
Mark N. Brown | Indiana Alpha, 1973  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
John S. Bull | Texas Gamma, 1957  | NASA astronaut, fighter pilot, test pilot, mechanical engineer, and aeronautical engineer  | [165]
Robert J. Cenker | Pennsylvania Beta, 1970  | NASA astronaut, aerospace engineer, and electrical engineer | [165]
Gene Cernan | Indiana Alpha, 1956  | NASA astronaut and lunar explorer, electrical engineer, aeronautical engineer, and fighter pilot | [165]
Roger B. Chaffee | Indiana Alpha, 1957  | NASA astronaut, aviator, and aeronautical engineer who died on Apollo 1 | [165]
Gregory Chamitoff | California Mu, 1984  | NASA astronaut and engineer  | [165]
Raja Chari | Colorado Zeta, 1999  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and United States Air Force brigadier general | [174]
Mary L. Cleave | Utah Gamma, 1979  | NASA astronaut and civil and environmental engineer  | [165]
Robert Crippen | Texas Alpha, 1960  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and aerospace engineer | [165]
Jan Davis | Alabama Alpha, 1977  | NASA astronaut and mechanical engineer  | [165]
Bonnie J. Dunbar | Texas Epsilon, 1983  | NASA astronaut and ceramics engineer | [165]
Donn F. Eisele | Ohio Eta, 1960  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and command module pilot for the Apollo 7 mission  | [165]
Joe Engle | Kansas Alpha, 1955  | NASA astronaut and aeronautical engineer | [165]
Ronald Evans | Kansas Alpha, 1956  | NASA astronaut, Command Module Pilot on Apollo 17, electrical engineer, and aeronautical engineer,  | [165]
John M. Fabian | Washington Beta, 1962  | NASA astronaut and aerospace engineer | [165]
Kevin A. Ford | Indiana Gamma, 1982  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Stephen Frick | Maryland Gamma, 1986  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
C. Gordon Fullerton | California Beta, 1957  | NASA astronaut and research pilot  | [165]
Dale Gardner | Illinois Alpha, 1970  | NASA astronaut and naval flight officer | [165]
Owen Garriott | Oklahoma Alpha, 1953  | NASA astronaut and electrical engineer  | [165]
Edward Gibson | New York Kappa, 1959  | NASA astronaut, engineer, and physicist  | [165]
Gus Grissom | Indiana Alpha, 1950  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and mechanical engineer who died on Apollo 1 | [165]
Fred Haise | Oklahoma Alpha, 1959  | NASA astronaut and Apollo Lunar Module pilot  | [175]
James D. Halsell | Ohio Eta, 1985  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Terry Hart | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1968  | NASA astronaut, pilot, and mechanical and electrical engineer | [165]
Charles O. Hobaugh | Maryland Gamma, 1984  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Doug Hurley | Louisiana Beta, 1988  | NASA astronaut. engineer, and pilot  | [165]
Rick Husband | Texas Beta, 1980  | NASA astronaut and fighter pilot who died on the Space Shuttle Columbia | [165]
Gregory C. Johnson | Washington Alpha, 1977  | NASA astronaut, naval aviator, test pilot, and aerospace engineer | [165]
Gene Kranz | Missouri Epsilon, 1954  | Apollo XIII astronaut and NASA's second Chief Flight Director | [175]
Frederick W. Leslie | Texas Alpha, 1974  | astronaut and scientist who flew on the NASA STS-73 Space Shuttle mission as a payload specialist | [165]
Byron K. Lichtenberg | Rhode Island Alpha, 1969  | NASA astronaut and engineer  | [165]
Mike Massimino | New York Alpha, 1984  | NASA astronaut and professor of mechanical engineering | [165]
Richard Mastracchio | Connecticut Beta, 1982  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Michael J. McCulley | Indiana Alpha, 1970  | NASA astronaut, aviator, test pilot, and metallurgical engineer | [165]
James McDivitt | Michigan Gamma, 1959  | NASA astronaut and United States Air Force brigadier general  | [165]
Steven R. Nagel | Illinois Alpha, 1969  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and aeronautical and mechanical engineer | [165]
Lisa Nowak | Maryland Gamma, 1985  | NASA astronaut, naval flight officer, and test pilot | [165]
Karen Nyberg | North Dakota Beta, 1994  | NASA astronaut and mechanical engineer | [165]
William Oefelein | Oregon Alpha, 1988  | NASA astronaut, freelance adventure writer, and photographer  | [165]
Ellison Onizuka | Colorado Beta, 1969  | NASA astronaut and engineer who died on the Space Shuttle Challenger | [165]
Gary Payton | Georgia Alpha, 1986  | NASA astronaut and Deputy Undersecretary of the Air Force  | [165]
Alan G. Poindexter | Georgia Alpha, 1986  | NASA astronaut  | [165]
Joseph M. Prahl | Ohio Alpha, 1963  | NASA astronaut, mechanical engineer, and professor at Case Western Reserve University | [165]
Garrett Reisman | Pennsylvania Delta, 1991  | NASA astronaut and engineer  | [165]
Judith Resnik | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1970  | NASA astronaut, pilot, electrical engineer, software engineer, and biomedical engineer who died on the Space Shuttle Challenger | [165]
Richard N. Richards | Maryland Alpha, 1969  | NASA astronaut, aviator, test pilot, and chemical engineer | [165]
Albert Sacco | Massachusetts Epsilon, 1973  | NASA astronaut and chemical engineer  | [165]
Robert Satcher |  | NASA astronaut, orthopedic surgeon, and chemical engineer | [176]
Dick Scobee | Arizona Alpha, 1965  | NASA astronaut who died on the Space Shuttle Challenger | [165]
David Scott | Massachusetts Beta, 1962  | NASA astronaut and lunar explorer  | [165]
Brewster H. Shaw | Wisconsin Alpha, 1967  | NASA astronaut and executive at Boeing | [165]
Donald A. Thomas | Ohio Alpha, 1977  | NASA astronaut and materials engineer  | [165]
Kathryn R. Thornton | Virginia Alpha, 1974  | NASA astronaut and associate dean for graduate programs at the University of Virginia School of Engineering and Applied Science  | [165]
Richard H. Truly | Georgia Alpha, 1959  | NASA astronaut and administrator  | [165]
Ed White | Michigan Gamma, 1952  | NASA astronaut, test pilot, and aeronautical engineer who died on Apollo 1 | [165]
Clifton Williams | Alabama Alpha, 1954  | NASA astronaut, naval aviator, test pilot, and mechanical engineer | [165]
John Young | Georgia Alpha, 1952  | NASA astronaut, lunar explorer, test pilot, and aeronautical engineer | [165]

## Art and architecture

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Keplar B. Johnson | California Alpha | architect for the U.S. Forest Service |
Cyril M. Harris | New York Alpha, 1938  | architect and acoustical designer of more than 100 concert halls and auditoriums, including the Metropolitan Opera House | [111]
Fazlur Rahman Khan | Illinois Alpha, 1950  | architect and structural engineer  | [111]
O. Winston Link | New York Zeta, 1937  | photographer  | [111]
Shirley Jane Vernon | Pennsylvania Beta | architect and educator  | [177]
George M. White | Illinois Alpha, 1942  | Architect of the Capitol | [29]

## Business

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Sylvia Acevedo | New Mexico Alpha, 1979  | CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA | [178]
Walter Hull Aldridge | New York Alpha,1887  | president of the Texas Gulf Sulphur Company and managing director of the Consolidated Mining and Smelting Company of Canada | [111]
Paul Allaire | Massachusetts Alpha, 1960  | CEO and chairman of Xerox | [111]
Gil Amelio | Georgia Alpha, 1965  | CEO of National Semiconductor and Apple Computer | [111]
John Leland Atwood | Texas Alpha, 1928  | president, and CEO of North American Aviation | [111]
Norman R. Augustine | New Jersey Delta, 1957  | president and CEO of Martin Marietta; president and CEO of Lockheed Martin, and United States Under Secretary of the Army | [29]
Leo Baekeland | New York Alpha, 1882  | founder of the General Bakelite Company; inventor of bakelite and Velox photographic paper | [133]
Ervin G. Bailey | Ohio Gamma, 1903  | founding president of Bailey Meter Company | [107]
William F. Ballhaus Sr. | California Gamma, 1940  | president of Beckman Instruments | [111]
William F. Ballhaus Jr. | California Alpha, 1967  | president and CEO of The Aerospace Corporation | [111]
Mary Barra | Michigan Zeta, 1985  | chair and CEO of General Motors | [178]
John Barry | Minnesota Alpha, 1945  | former president of WD-40 Company | [111]
Stephen Bechtel Jr. | Indiana Alpha, 1946  | co-owner of Bechtel | [107]
Jeff Bezos | New Jersey Delta, 1986  | Amazon.com founder  | [162]
Michael Birck | Indiana Alpha, 1961  | co-founder and chairman of Tellabs | [111]
Ed Bock | Iowa Alpha, 1938  | former chairman of Monsanto | [111]
Amar Bose | Massachusetts Beta, 1952  | founder and chairman of Bose Corporation | [46]
Stephen Brobst |  | technology executive  | [179]
George R. Brown | Colorado Alpha, 1922  | co-founder of Brown & Root Inc. | [107]
J. Fred Bucy Jr. | Texas Beta, 1951  | president and CEO of Texas Instruments | [111][180][181]
Charles Frederick Burgess | Wisconsin Alpha, 1895  | founder of the Burgess Battery Company; founder of the University of Wisconsin-Madison Department of Chemical Engineering  | [111]
Donald C. Burnham | Indiana Alpha, 1936  | CEO and board chairman of Westinghouse Electric Corporation | [111]
Wesley G. Bush | Massachusetts Beta, 1983  | former CEO and chairman of Northrop Grumman | [111]
Rod Canion | Texas Epsilon, 1966  | co-founder, first president, and CEO of Compaq | [111]
Curtis Carlson | New Jersey Beta | president and CEO of SRI International | [182]
Willis Carrier | New York Delta, 1901  | founder of the Carrier Corporation and inventor of modern air conditioning | [133]
E. Finley Carter |  | electrical engineer with Sylvania Electric Products and president of SRI International | [183]
Colby Chandler | Maine Alpha, 1950  | CEO and chairman of the Eastman Kodak Company | [111]
John S. Chen | Rhode Island Alpha, 1978  | executive chairman and CEO of BlackBerry Limited; CEO and president of Sybase | [111]
John Cioffi | Illinois Alpha, 1978  | founder and president of Amati Communications Corporation  | [54]
Walker Lee Cisler | New York Delta, 1922  | president of the Detroit Edison Company | [107]
A. James Clark | Maryland Beta, 1950  | chairman and CEO of Clark Enterprises, Inc. | [111]
Richard Coar | Massachusetts Delta, 1942  | president of Pratt & Whitney | [111]
Ed Cole | Michigan Gamma, 1952  | president and CEO of General Motors | [111]
Philip M. Condit | California Alpha, 1963  | president, CEO, and chairman of Boeing | [111]
Joseph Coors | New York Delta, 1940  | president of Coors Brewing Company | [111]
Cleo F. Craig | Missouri Alpha, 1913  | president and board chairman of AT&T | [111][184][185]
Lester Crown | Illinois Gamma, 1946  | president and chairman of General Dynamics | [111]
Everette Lee DeGolyer | Oklahoma Alpha, 1911  | general manager, president, and chairman of the Amerada Petroleum Corporation and co-founder of Geophysical Service Incorporated | [107]
Francis deSouza | Massachusetts Beta, 1992 | CEO of Illumina |
Ray Dolby | California Gamma, 1957  | founder and chairman of Dolby | [186]
Herbert Henry Dow | Michigan Gamma, 1919  | founder and president of Dow Chemical | [111]
Joseph Engelberger | New York Alpha, 1946  | co-founded and president of Unimation | [171]
Pete Estes | Ohio Beta, 1940  | president of General Motors | [111]
Robert Everett | North Carolina Gamma, 1942  | founding member and president of the Mitre Corporation | [111]
Illinois Alpha, 1962  | George M. C. Fisher | CEO and chairman of Eastman Kodak Company; president, chairman, and CEO of Motorola | [111]
James Brown Fisk | Massachusetts Beta, 1931  | president of Bell Labs | [111]
Robert Frankenberg | California Eta, 1974  | chairman, president and CEO of Novell | [111]
Donald N. Frey | Michigan Gamma, 1947  | chairman and CEO Bell & Howell | [111]
H. Laurance Fuller | New York Delta, 1961  | president, board chairman, and CEO of Amoco | [111][187][188]
Joseph G. Gavin Jr.  | Massachusetts Beta, 1941  | president and COO of the Grumman; engineer responsible for the development of the Apollo Lunar Module | [111]
Bill George | Georgia Alpha, 1964  | chairman and CEO of Medtronic | [111]
Raymond Gilmartin | New York Mu, 1963  | president and CEO of Becton-Dickinson; chairman and CEO of Merck & Co. | [111]
Tom Mercer Girdler | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1901  | first president of Republic Steel | [111]
Adi Godrej | Massachusetts Beta | chairman of the Godrej Group |
Robert Goizueta | Connecticut Alpha, 1953  | chairman, president, and CEO of The Coca-Cola Company | [111]
Bernard Marshall Gordon | Massachusetts Beta, 1948  | founder and chairman of Analogic Corporation; considered "the father of high-speed analog-to-digital conversion"  | [111]
John F. Gordon | Michigan Gamma, 1922  | president of General Motors | [111][189]
Bill Gore | Delaware Alpha, 1932  | founder and president of W. L. Gore & Associates | [111]
Robert W. Gore | Delaware Alpha, 1959  | president and chairman of W. L. Gore & Associates | [111]
Eugene Grace | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1899  | president and chairman of Bethlehem Steel | [111]
Harry Gray | Pennsylvania Delta, 1944  | CEO and chairman of United Technologies | [111]
Crawford Greenewalt | Delaware Alpha, 1922  | president and chairman of the DuPont Company | [107]
Andrew Grove | New York Eta, 1960  | CEO of Intel Corporation | [162]
Leroy Grumman | New York Delta, 1916  | founder of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Co. | [111]
Willard Hackerman | Maryland Alpha, 1938  | CEO of Whiting-Turner | [111]
Patrick E. Haggerty | Wisconsin Beta, 1936  | co-founder, president, and chairman of Texas Instruments | [107]
Michael Lawrence Haider | California Gamma, 1927  | president of the Standard Oil Company | [107]
John Hall | Tennessee Beta | CEO of Ashland Oil Inc. |
Elmer Beseler Harris | Alabama Alpha, 1962  | president, CEO, and chairman of Alabama Power | [111]
Arthur Hauspurg | New York Alpha, 1945  | chairman of Consolidated Edison | [111]
George H. Heilmeier | Pennsylvania Delta, 1958  | president and CEO of Bellcore; chief technical officer and vice president at Texas Instruments | [107]
Herman Hollerith | New York Alpha, 1879  | founder of Computing-Tabulating-Recording Company (now IBM)  | [133]
Jensen Huang | Oregon Alpha, 1984  | co-founder, president, and CEO of Nvidia | [111]
Linda Hudson | Florida Alpha, 1972  | president and CEO of BAE Systems Inc. | [111]
Charles DeLano Hine |  | vice-president and general manager of the Southern Pacific Lines |
Frederic Holloway | Georgia Alpha, 1935  | vice president of science and technology at Exxon; president of Esso Research & Engineering Co.  | [178]
Lee Iacocca | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1945  | COE and president of Chrysler and president of the Ford Motor Company | [111]
Irwin M. Jacobs | New York Delta, 1956  | co-founder and former chairman of Qualcomm | [54]
Paul E. Jacobs | California Alpha, 1984  | CEO of Globalstar and executive chairman of Qualcomm | [111]
Allen F. Jacobson | Iowa Alpha, 1947  | CEO of 3M | [111]
Frank B. Jewett | California Beta, 1898  | first president of Bell Labs | [111]
Ray O. Johnson |  | CEO of Technology Innovation Institute and operating partner at Bessemer Venture Partners | [190]
Charles F. Jones | Texas Alpha, 1933  | president of Humble Oil (now Exxon)  | [111][191][192]
J. Erik Jonsson | Indiana Beta, 1922  | co-founder and president of Texas Instruments; Mayor of Dallas | [111]
Jerry Junkins | Iowa Alpha, 1959  | president, chairman, and CEO of Texas Instruments | [111]
Frederick Kappel | Minnesota Alpha, 1924  | president of Western Electric, chairman of AT&T, and governor and chairman of the United States Postal Service | [107]
Mervin Kelly | Missouri Beta, 1914  | director of research, president, and chairman of the board of Bell Labs | [107]
Kevin J. Kennedy | New Jersey Beta, 1979  | CEO of Quanergy Systems and president and CEO of Avaya | [138]
Charles F. Kettering | Ohio Gamma, 1904  | founder of Delco and head of research at General Motors | [107]
Jeong H. Kim | Maryland Alpha, 1983  | president of Bell Labs and co-founder and executive chairman of Kiswe Mobile Inc.  | [111]
Paul Wilbur Klipsch | California Gamma, 1926  | founder of Klipsch Audio Technologies and high fidelity audio pioneer  | [186]
Semon Knudsen | Michigan Gamma, 1936  | president of Ford Motor Company and chairman of White Motor Company | [111]
Bill Lear | Michigan Alpha, 1955  | founder of Learjet and inventor of the car radio and the 8-track cartridge | [186]
William States Lee III | New Jersey Delta, 1951  | president, chairman, and CEO of Duke Power; cofounder of the Institute of Nuclear Power Operations | [111]
Roger Linquist | Indiana Alpha | chairman, CEO, and co-founder of Metro PCS and founder of LJ Entertainment Inc.  |
Matthew Luckiesh | Indiana Alpha, 1909  | director of General Electric's Lighting Research Laboratory  | [111]
Robert W. Lundeen | Oregon Alpha, 1942  | executive vice president and chairman of the board of Dow Chemical Company | [111]
John C. Malone | Connecticut Alpha, 1963  | CEO of Tele-Communications Inc. and chairman of Liberty Media, Liberty Global, and Qurate Retail Group | [111]
John Franklyn Mars | Connecticut Alpha, 1957  | CEO, chairman, and president of Mars Inc. |
Glenn L. Martin | Maryland Beta, 1947  | aviation pioneer and founder of what is now Lockheed Martin | [111]
Edward R. McCracken | Iowa Alpha, 1966  | CEO of Silicon Graphics | [111]
F. James McDonald | Michigan Gamma, 1944  | president and CEO of General Motors | [111]
Sanford N. McDonnell | Colorado Beta, 1948  | chairman and CEO of McDonnell Douglas | [111]
Russell W. McFall | Maryland Beta, 1942  | chairman and CEO of Western Union Telegraph Co. | [111][193]
John E. McGlade | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1976  | CEO, president, and chairman of Air Products | [111]
Ruben F. Mettler | California Beta, 1944  | chairman and CEO of TRW Inc. | [111]
Otto N. Miller | Iowa Alpha, 1930  | president and chairman of Chevron Corporation | [111][194][195]
George P. Mitchell | Texas Delta, 1940  | founder of Mitchell Energy and Development Corporation who pioneered the economic extraction of shale gas | [111]
Alan Mulally | Kansas Alpha. 1968  | CEO of Boeing Commercial Airplanes; president and CEO of Ford Motor Company | [111]
William Beverly Murphy | Wisconsin Alpha | president and CEO of Campbell Soup Company |
Arun Netravali | Texas Gamma, 1969  | president of Bell Laboratories | [54]
Ray Noorda | Utah Alpha, 1949  | president and CEO of Novell | [111]
John Northrop | California Delta, 1949  | aircraft industrialist and designer who founded the Northrop Corporation | [111]
Henry Furlow Owsley III | New Jersey Delta | CEO and founder of Gordian Group LLC  | [111]
David Packard | California Gamma, 1934  | co-founder, president, and CEO of Hewlett-Packard; U.S. Deputy Secretary of Defense; and president of the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences | [29][186]
Donald Petersen | Washington Alpha, 1946  | CEO of Ford Motor Company |
Kurt Petersen | California Alpha, 1970  | founder and CEO of Cepheid and SiTime | [111]
Thomas L. Phillips | Virginia Beta, 1947  | CEO and chairman of Raytheon | [111]
Frank Piasecki | New York Epsilon, 1940  | founder of Piasecki Helicopter and Piasecki Aircraft who pioneered the tandem-rotor helicopter  | [114]
Edmund T. Pratt Jr. | North Carolina Gamma, 1947  | CEO, chairman, and president of Pfizer | [111]
Robert Pritzker | Illinois Beta, 1946  | co-founder and president of The Marmon Group | [111]
Monroe Jackson Rathbone II | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1921  | CEO, chairman, and president of Standard Oil of New Jersey | [111]
Jerry S. Rawls | Texas Beta, 1967  | co-founder and chairman of Finisar | [111]
Lee Raymond | Wisconsin Alpha, 1960  | CEO and chairman of ExxonMobil | [111]
John S. Reed | Massachusetts Beta, 1961  | chairman of the New York Stock Exchange; chairman and CEO of Citicorp, Citibank, and Citigroup | [111]
Philip D. Reed | Wisconsin Alpha, 1921  | CEO and president of General Electric | [111]
Eberhardt Rechtin | California Beta, 1946  | president and CEO of The Aerospace Corporation | [111]
Edwin W. Rice | New York Alpha, 1880  | president and co-founder of General Electric | [111]
Alexander N. Rossolimo | New York Eta | think tank executive, entrepreneur, and corporate director |
Henry Samueli | California Epsilon, 1975  | co-founder of Broadcom Corporation and owner of the Anaheim Ducks | [54]
David Sarnoff | New York Lambda, 1911  | president of RCA | [186]
Henry Schacht | Connecticut Alpha, 1956  | CEO and chairman of Cummins Diesel and CEO of Lucent Technologies | [111]
Kenneth L. Schroeder |  | CEO of KLA-Tencor | [196]
Peter C. Schultz | New Jersey Beta, 1964  | president of Heraeus Tenevo Inc., co-inventor of the fiber optics used for telecommunications | [133]
Peter H. Soderberg | Connecticut Alpha, 1968  | CEO Hillrom; president and CEO of Welch Allyn | [111]
Charles E. Spahr | Kansas Alpha, 1934  | president and CEO of Sohio (now Standard Oil of Ohio)  | [111]
Elmer Ambrose Sperry | New Jersey Alpha, 1921  | founder of Sperry Electric Railway Company and the Hewitt-Sperry Automatic Airplane | [158]
Philip Sporn | New York Alpha, 1917  | president and CEO of the American Gas and Electric Company | [107]
Ray Stata | Massachusetts Beta, 1957  | co-founder, CEO, and chairman of Analog Devices | [111]
Charles A. Stone | Massachusetts Beta, 1888  | co-founder and chairman of Stone & Webster | [111]
Ronald Sugar | California Epsilon, 1968  | CEO and chairman of the Northrop Grumman; chairman of Uber | [111]
John A. Swanson | New York Delta, 1962  | founder, president, CEO of ANSYS Inc. | [107]
William H. Swanson | California Mu, 1972  | chairman and CEO of Raytheon Company | [111]
Frederick Winslow Taylor | New Jersey Alpha, 1893  | one of the first management consultants | [111]
Daniel Michael Tellep | California Alpha, 1954  | CEO and chairman of Lockheed Corporation | [111]
Andrew J. Viterbi | Massachusetts Beta, 1957  | co-founder of Qualcomm and inventor of the Viterbi algorithm | [120][197]
Edwin S. Webster | Massachusetts Beta, 1888  | co-founder, president, and chairman of Stone & Webster | [111]
David N. Weidman | Utah Beta, 1978  | CEO, chairman, and president of Celanese Corporation | [111]
Jack Welch | Massachusetts Zeta, 1957  | CEO and chairman of General Electric | [111]
Glenn B. Warren | Wisconsin Alpha, 1919  | vice president and general manager of the turbine division of General Electric | [107]
Herbert Wertheim | Florida Beta, 1962  | founder and president of Brain Power Incorporated  | [111]
George Weyerhaeuser | Connecticut Alpha, 1949  | president, CEO, and chairman and Weyerhaeuser | [111]
Sam B. Williams | Michigan Eta, 1942  | founder and president of Williams International | [111]
Edgar S. Woolard Jr. | North Carolina Alpha, 1956  | CEO and chairman of DuPont | [111]
Irma Wyman | Michigan Gamma, 2019 | vice president and CIO of Honeywell | [134]
Rouzbeh Yassini | West Virginia Alpha, 1981  | co-founder, CEO, and president of LANcity; founder, president, and CEO of YAS Broadband Ventures  | [111]
John A. Young | Oregon Alpha, 1953  | CEO of Hewlett-Packard | [111]

## Engineering

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### Aerospace engineering

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Yvonne Brill | South Carolina Gamma, 1945  | rocket and jet propulsion engineer with Douglas Aircraft and Astro Electronics | [107]
Julie Wertz Chen | Massachusetts Beta | systems engineer for the Soil Moisture Active Passive, Cassini, and InSight Mars missions  |
Antonio Ferri | New York Zeta, 1934  | aerodynamics scientist who oversaw the development of the first jet aircraft  | [111]
Louis Friedman | New York Zeta, 1970  | astronautics engineer the Jet Propulsion Laboratory; co-founder of The Planetary Society | [138]
Willis Hawkins | Michigan Gamma, 1937  | aeronautical engineer for Lockheed Corporation | [103]
John Houbolt | Illinois Alpha, 1940  | aerospace engineer with NASA and Langley Research Center[111] | [111]
Jerome Clarke Hunsaker | Massachusetts Beta, 1912  | aeronautical engineer who helped design the Curtiss NC-4 | [111]
Maxwell Hunter | Massachusetts Beta, 1944  | aerospace engineer with Douglas Aircraft Company who worked on the design of the Douglas B-42, Douglas B-43, the MGR-1 Honest John, and Nike-Ajax | [111]
Kelly Johnson | Michigan Gamma, 1932  | aerospace engineer who worked on the Lockheed U-2 and SR-71 Blackbird | [111]
Conrad Lau | Massachusetts Beta | aeronautical engineer with Chance Vought | [198]
George C. Martin | Washington Alpha | aeronautical engineer who was the project engineer on the Boeing B-47 and the Boeing B-52 |
Andrew Mishkin | California Epsilon | senior systems engineer at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
JoAnn H. Morgan |  | aerospace engineer and the first female engineer at the John F. Kennedy Space Center |
Jon Myer | 1972  | engineer and physicist for Hughes Aircraft Company and Hughes Research Laboratories  |
Jerry Nelson | California Beta, 1965  | astronomer at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory known for his pioneering work designing segmented mirror telescopes | [120]
Robert J. Parks |  | aerospace engineer and pioneer in the space program at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory | [199]
Jerome Pearson |  | aerospace engineer for the NASA Langley and Ames research centers during the Apollo program |
Maynard Pennell | Washington Alpha | aeronautical engineering and aircraft designer with Boeing |
Francis Rogallo | California Gamma, 1933  | aeronautical engineer with the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics who invented the Rogallo wing | [111]
Harold Rosen | Louisiana Beta, 1944  | electrical engineer who led the team that designed and built Syncom, for Hughes Aircraft Company  | [118]
Stanley F. Schmidt | Wisconsin Beta, 1946  | aerospace engineer at the Ames Research Center |
Harrison Storms | Illinois Gamma, 1938  | aeronautical engineer with North American Aviation who managed the design and construction of the Apollo Command/Service Module | [111]
Frank L. Stulen | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1942  | mechanical engineer and vice president of engineering at Parsons Corporation | [114]
Joe Sutter | Washington Alpha, 1943  | engineer for the Boeing Airplane Company and manager of the design team for the Boeing 747 | [114]
Theodore von Kármán | California Beta, 1902  | aerospace engineer, mathematician, and physicist who worked in aeronautics and astronautics | [158]
Hans von Ohain | Ohio Eta, 1935  | physicist, aerospace engineer, and the designer of the first aircraft to use a turbojet engine  | [118]
Richard Leroy Walters | Indiana Alpha | jet propulsion engineer with Allied Signal Aerospace |
Richard T. Whitcomb | Massachusetts Alpha, 1943  | aeronautical engineer at the Langley Research Center | [103]
Dean Wooldridge | California Beta, 1932  | aerospace engineer and director of research for the electronics department of Hughes Aircraft | [111]

### Chemical and petroleum engineering

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Melvin De Groote | Ohio Gamma, 1915  | chemist with Petrolite who held 925 patents  | [111]
Vladimir Haensel | Illinois Gamma, 1935  | chemical engineer who invented the platforming process  | [118]
Michel T. Halbouty | Texas Delta, 1930  | petroleum engineer, geologist, and wildcatter | [111]
Julian W. Hill | Missouri Gamma, 1924  | chemical engineer with DuPont who developed nylon | [111]
Ralph Landau | Pennsylvania Delta, 1937  | chemical engineer with M. W. Kellogg Company and Kellex Corporation | [107]
Ray McIntire | Kansas Alpha, 1940  | research engineer for The Dow Chemical Company who inventedStyrofoam | [133]
Thomas Midgley Jr. | New York Delta, 1911  | chemical engineer for General Motors who played a major role in developing leaded gasoline | [133]
Olagoke Olabisi | Indiana Alpha, 1968  | chemical engineer and CEO of Infra-Tech Consulting LLC  | [200]
Frederick Rossini | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1925  | chemical engineer and thermodynamicist for the National Bureau of Standards | [103]
Waldo Semon | Washington Alpha, 1920  | chemical engineer with B.F. Goodrich who invented synthetic rubber  | [133]
John H. Sinfelt | Pennsylvania Beta, 1951  | chemical engineer with Standard Oil Development Company whose work led to the introduction of unleaded gasoline | [103]
John Robert Suman | California Alpha, 1912  | geologist, petroleum engineer, and business executive  | [107]

### Civil engineering

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Othmar Ammann | New York Epsilon, 1902  | civil and structural engineer who designed the George Washington Bridge, Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge, and Bayonne Bridge | [111]
James Amrhein |  | civil engineer and structural engineer who was the executive director of the Masonry Institute of America  | [201]
Rodney Bagley | Utah Alpha, 1959  | ceramic engineer with Corning Inc. who co-invented the catalytic converter | [133]
Lynn S. Beedle | California Alpha, 1941  | structural engineer known for his design and building of skyscrapers; founder and the director of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat | [107]
Octave Chanute | Illinois Alpha,1905  | civil engineer and aviation pioneer  | [111]
Charles Alton Ellis | Indiana Alpha, 1900  | structural engineer who was chiefly responsible for the structural design of the Golden Gate Bridge | [111]
Irwin Lachman | New Jersey Beta, 1952  | ceramic engineer with Corning Inc. who co-invented the catalytic converter | [133]
Franklin Matthias |  | civil engineer and nuclear engineer who directed the construction of the Hanford nuclear site | [202]
Ralph Modjeski | Illinois Alpha, 1885  | civil engineer who achieved prominence as "America's greatest bridge builder"  | [107]
William Barclay Parsons | New York Alpha, 1934  | civil engineer who founded Parsons Brinckerhoff | [111]
Ralph Brazelton Peck | New York Gamma, 1934  | civil engineer specializing in soil mechanics, who designed and built major dams  | [103]
John L. Savage | Wisconsin Alpha, 1903  | civil engineer who supervised the designs for sixty dams, including Hoover Dam, Grand Coulee Dam, and Three Gorges Dam | [111]
Dean Sicking | Texas Delta, 1980  | civil and mechanical engineer who invented roadside and racetrack safety technologies  | [114]
Ole Singstad | New York Epsilon, 1905  | civil engineer who designed the Holland Tunnel, Lincoln Tunnel, Brooklyn–Battery Tunnel, and Queens–Midtown Tunnel | [111]
David B. Steinman | New York Alpha, 1906  | civil engineer who designed the Mackinac Bridge | [111]
Joseph Strauss | Ohio Beta, 1892  | chief structural engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge | [111]
Arthur Newell Talbot | Illinois Alpha, 1881  | civil engineer who was a pioneer in the field of reinforced concrete | [107]
George Tamaro | New York Xi, 1959  | civil engineer credited with stabilizing the foundation of the World Trade Center | [107]

### Electrical engineering

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Andrew Alford | Massachusetts Epsilon, 1924  | electrical engineer who invented a localizer antenna system  | [133]
Edwin Howard Armstrong | New York Alpha, 1913  | electrical engineer and inventor who developed FM (frequency modulation) radio  | [186]
Harry D. Belock |  | sound engineer and inventor  |
James R. Biard |  | electrical engineer and inventor who held 73 U.S. patents | [203]
Donald Bitzer | Illinois Alpha, 1955  | electrical engineer and co-inventor of the plasma display | [186]
Harold Stephen Black | Massachusetts Alpha, 1921  | electrical engineer with Bell Labs who invented the negative feedback amplifier | [133]
William E. Bradley Jr. | Pennsylvania Delta | engineer with Philco and the Institute for Defense Analyses |
Marvin Camras | Illinois Beta, 1940  | electrical engineer who was influential in the field of magnetic recording | [133]
Alfred Y. Cho | Illinois Alpha, 1960  | electrical engineer, optical engineer, and the adjunct vice president of semiconductor research at Bell Labs | [103]
Lewis Warrington Chubb | Ohio Gamma, 1905  | electrical engineer and director of the Westinghouse Electric Corporation's research laboratory  | [111]
Nathan Cohn |  | electrical engineer who worked for Leeds & Northrup | [204]
Lee de Forest | Connecticut Alpha, 1896  | electrical engineer and an early pioneer in electronics | [186]
Tomas Dy-Liacco |  | an electrical engineer often referred to as the father of modern energy control centers |
Richard H. Frenkiel | Massachusetts Delta, 1963  | telecommunications engineer with Bell Labs and AT&T known for the development of cellular telephone networks | [186]
Bernard Marshall Gordon | Massachusetts Beta, 1948  | electrical engineer with Eckert-Mauchly Computer Corporation, who developed the input/output circuits of the first commercial computer UNIVAC | [114]
Wilson Greatbatch | New York Delta, 1950  | electrical engineer and pioneering inventor  | [110][205]
Robert N. Hall | California Beta, 1942  | engineer with General Electric who demonstrated the first semiconductor laser | [133]
George H. Heilmeier | Pennsylvania Delta, 1958  | electrical engineer and pioneering contributor to liquid crystal displays | [147]
Clarence Floyd Hirshfeld | California Alpha, 1902  | electrical, mechanical and consulting engineer who was the chief of research for the Detroit Edison Company | [107]
Joseph M. Juran | New York Epsilon, 1924  | electrical engineer for Hawthorne Works and chief industrial engineer with Western Electric/AT&T's headquarters  | [114]
Rudolf E. Kálmán | Massachusetts Beta, 1953  | electrical engineer, mathematician, and inventor  | [147]
Ashok Krishnamoorthy | California Beta, 1986  | electrical engineer with Oracle Labs | [111]
Bernard J. Lechner |  | electronics engineer and vice president of RCA Laboratories  | [206]
Clarence Hugo Linder | Indiana Alpha, 1924  | electrical engineer and vice president of General Electric and the first president of the National Academy of Engineering | [111]
George Lof | Colorado Beta, 1935  | engineer known for solar energy research  | [111]
Robert W. Lucky | Indiana Alpha, 1957  | electrical engineer, inventor, and research manager at Bell Labs and Bell Communications Research | [54]
James Ross MacDonald |  | electrical engineer and physicist for Texas Instruments |
John L. Moll | Ohio Gamma, 1943  | electrical engineer, notable for his contributions to solid-state physics  | [111]
Robert Moog | New York Alpha, 1957  | engineer, electronic music pioneer, and the inventor of the first commercial synthesizer | [111]
Harry F. Olson | Iowa Beta, 1924  | engineer and inventor with RCA Victor and the acoustic research director of RCA Laboratories | [111]
Edmund Prentis |  | engineer and co-founder of the engineering firm Spencer, White & Prentis  | [207]
Dalton Pritchard |  | electrical engineer and color television pioneer, working at RCA Laboratories | [208]
Mihajlo Pupin | New York Alpha, 1883  | electrical engineer, physicist, and inventor  | [107]
Simon Ramo | Utah Alpha, 1933  | engineer who developed General Electric's electron microscope, often called the father of the intercontinental ballistic missile | [107]
Walter Robb | Pennsylvania Beta, 1948  | electrical engineer; research and development executive for General Electric | [114]
Steven Sasson | New York Gamma, 1972  | electrical engineer with Kodak who invented the portable digital camera | [186]
Daniel R. von Recklinghausen | Massachusetts Beta | electrical engineer  | [209]
Harold Alden Wheeler |  | electrical engineer with Hazeltine Corporation |
Vladimir K. Zworykin | Pennsylvania Delta, 1912  | inventor, engineer, and pioneer of television technology  | [186]

### Mechanical engineering

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Donald E. Bently | Iowa Beta, 1949  | mechanical engineer and founder, president, and CEO of Bently Nevada | [210]
Omer Blodgett | Minnesota Alpha, 1941  | mechanical engineer and design consultant for Lincoln Electric and Globe Shipbuilding Company | [111]
William D. Bond | Iowa Alpha | mechanical engineer with General Motors |
Frank Cepollina | California Zeta, 1959  | mechanical engineer with NASA, associated with the Hubble Space Telescope.  | [133]
Maxime Faget | Louisiana Alpha, 1943  | mechanical engineer with NASA who designed the Mercury spacecraft, and contributed to the Gemini and Apollo spacecraft, and the Space Shuttle.  | [133]
John Fritz | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1895  | general superintendent, and chief engineer of the Bethlehem Iron Works | [107]
Robert Kearns | Michigan Delta, 1952  | mechanical engineer who invented the intermittent windshield wiper for automobiles | [111]
Jacob Rabinow | New York Eta, 1948  | mechanical engineer and chief of the Electro-Mechanical Ordnance Division at the National Bureau of Standards | [133]
Edward Schildhauer |  | chief mechanical and electrical engineer on the Panama Canal project  | [211]
Virginia Sink | Colorado Beta, 2019  | first woman automotive engineer at Chrysler | [134]
John Edson Sweet | New York Beta, 1909  | mechanical engineer, inventor, and founder and president of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers | [107]

## Entertainment

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Frank Capra | California Beta, 1918  | movie director  | [111]
John M. Eargle |  | Oscar and Grammy-winning audio engineer and musician  | [212]
Wendell Wise Mayes Jr. | Texas Beta | radio and cable television editorialist and executive  |
Arthur Nielsen | Wisconsin Alpha, 1918  | founder of the A.C. Nielsen Company who created and tracked the Nielsen ratings for television[30] | [30]
Mark Rober | Utah Beta, 2004  | science-edutainment YouTuber | [46]
Tom Scholz | Massachusetts Beta, 1969  | lead guitarist of Boston | [213]

## Government

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Arden L. Bement Jr. | Colorado Alpha, 1954  | undersecretary of defense for research and engineering  | [29]
James Boyd | Colorado Alpha | 8th director of the United States Bureau of Mines | [214]
Vannevar Bush | Massachusetts Beta, 1916  | first director of the National Science Foundation | [29]
William Colglazier | California Beta, 1966  | executive officer of the National Academy of Sciences and National Academies of Sciences; Science and Technology Adviser to the Secretary of State | [138]
Edward E. David Jr. | Georgia Alpha, 1945  | director of the White House Office of Science and Technology | [111]
John M. Deutch | Massachusetts Beta, 1961  | Director of the Central Intelligence Agency; undersecretary and director of energy research for the US. Department of Energy; and Undersecretary of Defense | [29]
Delores M. Etter | New Mexico Beta, 1979  | Assistant secretary of the Navy and deputy undersecretary of Defense for Science & Technology  | [29]
Mary L. Good | South Carolina Gamma, 1950  | Undersecretary of Commerce for technology  | [29]
John Hays Hammond | Maryland Beta, 1930  | chairman of the Federal Coal Commission, oilman, mining engineer, and general manager of the Guggenheim Exploration Company (Guggenex)  | [162]
Sterling B. Hendricks | Arkansas Alpha, 1922  | chief scientist of the Mineral Nutrition Engineering Research Laboratory of the United States Department of Agriculture | [103]
Paul G. Kaminski | Massachusetts Beta, 1966  | Under Secretary of Defense for Acquisition and Technology | [114]
Steven E. Koonin | California Beta, 1972  | undersecretary for science at the U.S. Department of Energy | [29]
Donald Latham | South Carolina Gamma, 1955  | United States Assistant Secretary of Defense and deputy secretary of defense  | [29]
Lindsay D. Norman | Montana Beta, 1960  | director of the United States Bureau of Mines and president of Montana Technological University and Massachusetts Bay Community College | [2]
John A. McCone | California Alpha, 1922  | Director of the Central Intelligence Agency and chairman of the United States Atomic Energy Commission | [29]
Lindsay D. Norman | Montana Beta, 1960  | director of the U.S. Bureau of Mines and president of Montana Technical Institute and Massachusetts Bay Community College | [2]
John Ofori-Tenkorang |  | director general of Social Security and National Insurance Trust in Ghana |
James W. Plummer | California Alpha, 1942  | Director of the National Reconnaissance Office | [118]
James R. Powell | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1967  | senior nuclear engineer at the Brookhaven National Laboratory | [120]
Arati Prabhaker | Texas Beta, 1979  | director of the National Institute of Standards and Technology and director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy | [29]
John Brooks Slaughter | Washington Beta, 1956  | director of the National Science Foundation, chancellor of the University of Maryland, College Park, and president of Occidental College | [2]
Harold Palmer Smith Jr. | Massachusetts Beta, 1957  | Assistant to the Secretary of Defense (Atomic Energy) and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Nuclear, Chemical & Biological Defense Programs | [29]
John P. Stenbit |  | Assistant Secretary of Defense (Networks and Information Integration) and Assistant Secretary of Defense for Command, Control, Communications and Intelligence | [215]
Guyford Stever | Massachusetts Beta, 1938  | director of the National Science Foundation, director of the Office of Science and Technology Policy, and president of Carnegie Mellon University | [2]
Samuel Wesley Stratton | Illinois Alpha, 1884  | 1st Director of the National Bureau of Standards and president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology | [2]
Peter B. Teets | Colorado Beta, 1963  | director of the National Reconnaissance Office and Undersecretary of the United States Air Force  | [29]
Michael Telson | Massachusetts Beta, 1967  | chief financial officer for the U. S. Department of Energy; engineer with the Federation of American Scientists | [138]
Alvin Trivelpiece |  | director of the Office of Energy Research of the U.S. Department of Energy and director of Oak Ridge National Laboratory | [216]
Lal Chand Verman | Michigan Gamma, 1926  | director-general of the Indian Standards Institution | [217]
Linton Wells II | Maryland Alpha, 1975  | Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense |

## Law

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J. Campbell Barker | Texas Delta | judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas |
Raymond T. Chen | California Epsilon | judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit |
Tiffany P. Cunningham |  | judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit | [218]
Paul Grewal | Massachusetts Beta | vice president and deputy general counsel at Facebook and judge of the United States District Court for the Northern District of California | [219]
Kenneth W. Mack | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1986  | professor of law at Harvard Law School | [220]

## Literature and journalism

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William Raimond Baird |  | publisher and editor  | [221]
José Luis Cordeiro |  | author and futurist | [222]
Bradley Efron | California Beta, 1960  | statistician; past editor of the Journal of the American Statistical Association and the founding editor of the Annals of Applied Statistics | [103]
Samuel C. Florman | New York Alpha, 1944  | author of books about engineering, technology, and general culture  | [111]
John R. Pierce | California Beta, 1933  | science fiction novelist and pioneer in the design of communications satellites | [54][118]

## Medicine and life sciences

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Michael L. Brodman | 1974  | professor and chairman of the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science at Mount Sinai Hospital, New York, Mount Sinai Health System, and Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai |
Leslie A. Geddes | Texas Delta, 1945  | electrical engineer and physiologist who specialized in medical devices; professor of physiology at Baylor University; and director of the Division of Biomedical Engineering and director of Engineering at Purdue University | [114]
Augustus Braun Kinzel | Maryland Beta, 1919  | president and CEO of the Salk Institute for Biological Studies; the first president of the National Academy of Engineering | [111]
Laurence Monroe Klauber | California Gamma, 1908  | first curator of reptiles and amphibians at the San Diego Natural History Museum | [223]
Raphael Carl Lee | Pennsylvania Zeta, 1975  | reconstructive surgeon, biomedical engineer, and professor emeritus at the University of Chicago |
Richard Pough | Missouri Gamma, 1925  | chair of the Department of Conservation and General Ecology at the American Museum of Natural History and the founding president of The Nature Conservancy | [111]
George Stouffer | Pennsylvania Eta | cardiologist and chief of the Division of Cardiology at the University of North Carolina Medical Center  | [224]
Anand Veeravagu | Maryland Alpha, 2005  | neurosurgeon at Stanford University Hospital and Clinic  | [225]

## Military

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Joseph A. Ahearn | South Carolina Gamma, 1958  | United States Air Force general  | [173]
Algert Alexis | Pennsylvania Epsilon, 1919  | United States Navy rear admiral  | [173][226]
John C. Arrowsmith | Ohio Alpha, 1917  | United States Army brigadier general  | [173]
Norman R. Augustine | New Jersey Delta, 1957  | United States Under Secretary of the Army | [29]
Joe N. Ballard | District of Columbia Alpha, 1965  | United States Army general  | [173]
Gladeon M. Barnes | Michigan Gamma, 1910  | United States Army major general  | [173]
Frank O. Bowman | Alabama Alpha, 1918  | United States Army major general  | [173]
Jay R. Brill | Indiana Alpha, 1952  | United States Air Force brigadier general and Deputy Undersecretary of Energy  | [29][227]
Thomas L. Brown II | Maryland Alpha | United States Navy officer  |
William F. Cassidy | Texas Delta, 1931  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Bruce C. Clarke | Tennessee Alpha, 1925  | United States Army general  | [173]
Frederick J. Clarke | Texas Delta, 1937  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Wat Tyler Cluverius Jr. | Massachusetts Alpha, 1896  | United States Navy rear admiral and president of Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [173]
Lewis Combs | New York Gamma, 1916  | United States Navy rear admiral  | [173]
Albert Scott Crossfield | Washington Alpha, 1949  | United States Navy officer and test pilot; first pilot to fly at twice the speed of sound | [111]
Ralph Earle | Massachusetts Alpha, 1896  | United States Navy rear admiral and president of the Worcester Polytechnic Institute | [173]
Thomas Farrell | New York Gamma, 1912  | United States Army major general and Deputy Commanding General and Chief of Field Operations of the Manhattan Project | [173]
Robert H. Foglesong | West Virginia Alpha, 1968  | United States Air Force major general  | [173]
S. Taco Gilbert III | Colorado Zeta, 1978  | United States Air Force general  | [173]
George Washington Goethals | Michigan Gamma, 1880  | United States Army major general  | [158]
Robert C. Gooding | South Carolina Gamma, 1941  | United States Navy vice admiral  | [173]
Gordon M. Graham | California Alpha, 1940  | United States Air Force general and World War II flying ace | [173]
Jackson Graham | Oregon Alpha, 1936  | United States Army Corps of Engineers major general and first general manager of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority | [173]
William C. Gribble Jr. | Michigan Beta, 1938  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Charles P. Gross | New York Delta, 1910  | United States Army major general  | [173]
Irvin Hale | Colorado Beta, 1884  | United States Army brigadier general  | [173]
Henry J. Hatch | Tennessee Alpha, 1957  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Monroe W. Hatch Jr. | Oklahoma Alpha | United States Air Force general and former Vice Chief of Staff of the United States Air Force | [228]
Elvin R. Heiberg III | South Carolina Gamma, 1953  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Robert T. Herres | Ohio Eta, 1960  | United States Air Force brigadier general  | [173]
John R. Hodge | Illinois Alpha, 1918  | United States Army major general  | [173]
Ephraim F. Jeffe | New York Zeta, 1916  | United States Army brigadier general  | [173][229]
J. William Kime | Massachusetts Beta, 1964  | United States Coast Guard commandant  | [173]
William W. Lapsley | South Carolina Gamma, 1935  | United States Army major general  | [173][230]
Curtis LeMay | Ohio Gamma, 1932  | United States Air Force general  | [173]
Carroll LeTellier | South Carolina Gamma, 1949  | United States Army major general  | [173]
Alvin Luedecke | Texas Delta, 1937  | United States Air Force major general  | [173]
John L. Martin Jr. | New York Zeta, 1948  | United States Air Force major general  | [173]
Clarence E. McKnight Jr. | South Carolina Gamma, 1952  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Benjamin F. Montoya | New York Gamma, 1960  | United States Navy rear admiral  | [173]
Brad Mooney | South Carolina Gamma, 1953  | United States Navy rear admiral  | [173]
Ben Moreell | Missouri Gamma, 1913  | United States Navy admiral  | [173]
Armand M. Morgan | Massachusetts Beta, 1924  | United States Navy admiral  | [173][231][232]
John W. Morris | Iowa Beta, 1943  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Bradford Parkinson | Massachusetts Beta, 1961  | United States Air Force colonel; professor and deputy head of the United States Air Force Academy Department of Astronautics and Computer Science; lead architect of the USAF NAVSTAR program  | [233]
Floyd Lavinius Parks | South Carolina Alpha, 1918  | United States Army brigadier general  | [173]
Ellen M. Pawlikowski | New Jersey Gamma, 1978  | United States Air Force general and commander  | [173]
David E. Pergrin | Pennsylvania Beta | commanding officer of the 291st Engineer Combat Battalion during World War II | [173]
Lewis A. Pick | Texas Delta, 1914  | United States Army lieutenant general  | [173]
Ronald J. Rábago | Michigan Gamma, 1985  | United States Coast Guard rear admiral  | [173]
Thomas R. Sargent III | New York Gamma, 1952  | United States Coast Guard vice commandant  | [173]
Bernard Schriever | Arizona Beta, 1931  | United States Air Force general  | [173]
Ellie G. Shuler Jr. | South Carolina Gamma, 1959  | United States Air Force lieutenant general  | [173]
J. Edward Snyder | South Carolina Gamma, 1944  | United States Navy rear admiral  | [173]
Carl A. Strock | Virginia Delta, 1970  | United States Army general  | [173]
Jeffrey W. Talley | Indiana Gamma, 1995  | Army Reserve chief and Commanding General of the U.S. Army Reserve Command | [173]
William G. Thrash | Georgia Alpha, 1939  | United States Marine Corps general  | [173]
Maxwell R. Thurman | North Carolina Alpha, 1953  | United States Army general  | [173]
Edward Uhl | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1940  | United States Army Ordnance Corps officer who developed the bazooka | [111]
William J. Van Ryzin | Wisconsin Alpha, 1935  | United States Marine Corps lieutenant general  | [173]
Robert Wertheim | South Carolina Gamma, 1945  | United States Navy rear admiral (upper half)  | [173][234]
Shelia Widnall | Massachusetts Beta, 1960  | United States Secretary of the Air Force | [29]

## Nobel laureates

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Carl David Anderson | California Beta, 1927  | physicist who shared the 1936 Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of the positron | [235]
Frances Arnold | New Jersey Delta, 1979  | professor of chemical engineering, bioengineering, and biochemistry at the California Institute of Technology who received the 2018 Nobel Prize in Chemistry | [118]
John Bardeen | Wisconsin Alpha, 1928  | professor at the University of Illinois and co-winner of the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1956 and 1972  | [186]
Melvin Calvin | Michigan Beta, 1931  | biochemist at the University of California, Berkeley who shared the 1961 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for discovering the Calvin cycle | [235]
William Alfred Fowler | Ohio Gamma, 1933  | nuclear physicist and astrophysicist, who share the 1983 Nobel Prize in Physics | [103]
Ivar Giaever | New York Theta, 1952  | physicist who shared the 1973 Nobel Prize in Physics | [235]
Donald A. Glaser | Ohio Alpha, 1946  | professor of physics at the University of California, Berkeley and winner of the 1960 Nobel Prize in Physics for his invention of the bubble chamber | [162]
John L. Hall | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1956  | physicist who shared the 2005 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work in precision spectroscopy | [235]
Jack Kilby | Illinois Alpha, 1947  | electrical engineer with Texas Instruments who was awarded the 2000 Nobel Prize in Physics | [147]
Irving Langmuir | New York Alpha, 1903  | chemist, physicist, and metallurgical engineer who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1932 for his work in surface chemistry | [235]
Paul Lauterbur | Illinois Alpha, 1951  | chemist and professor at Stony Brook University who shared the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2003  | [147]
Edwin McMillan | California Beta, 1928  | physicist who shared the 1951 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for being the first to produce a transuranium element, neptunium | [103]
Robert Andrews Millikan | California Beta, 1891  | president of the California Institute of Technology and physicist who received the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1923  | [158]
William E. Moerner | Missouri Gamma, 1975  | physical chemist and chemical physicist who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2014  | [235]
Kary Mullis | Georgia Alpha, 1966  | biochemist who shared the 1983 Nobel Prize in Chemistry | [171]
Linus Pauling | Ohio Alpha, 1946  | professor at California Institute of Technology and winner of the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1954 and the Nobel Peace Prize in 1962  | [162]
Martin Lewis Perl | New York Zeta, 1948  | chemical engineer and physicist who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1995 for his discovery of the tau lepton | [235]
Edward Mills Purcell | Indiana Alpha, 1933  | physicist who shared the 1952 Nobel Prize for Physics for his discovery of nuclear magnetic resonance in liquids and in solids  | [235]
Frederick Reines | New Jersey Alpha, 1939  | physicist who shared the 1995 Nobel Prize in Physics for the neutrino | [235]
William Shockley | California Beta, 1932  | professor of electrical engineering at Stanford University and manager of a research group at Bell Labs that won the 1956 Nobel Prize in Physics | [162]
Clifford Shull | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1937  | physicist who shared the 1994 Nobel Prize in Physics for the development of the neutron scattering technique  | [235]
Samuel C. C. Ting | Michigan Gamma, 1959  | physicist who shared the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1976 for discovering the subatomic J/ψ particle[235] | [235]
Rosalyn Sussman Yalow | New York Iota, 1941  | medical physicist and a co-winner of the 1977 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine | [235]

## Politics

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### United States Senate

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Steven Daines | Montana Alpha, 1984  | United States Senate and United States House of Representatives | [236]
Ralph Flanders | Massachusetts Beta, 1939  | United States Senate | [236]
James G. Scrugham | Kentucky Alpha, 1900  | United States Senate, United States House of Representatives, and Governor of Nevada | [236][237]

### United States House

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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LeRoy H. Anderson | Montana Alpha, 1927  | United States House of Representatives | [173][236]
Joe Barton | Texas Delta, 1972  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Charles L. Faust | Missouri Gamma, 1930  | United States House of Representatives | [111]
Dan Lipinski | Illinois Gamma, 1988  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Bill Luther | Minnesota Alpha, 1967  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Thomas Massie | Massachusetts Beta, 1993  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Archibald E. Olpp | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1903  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Lewis F. Payne Jr. | Virginia Delta, 1967  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Donald L. Ritter | Pennsylvania Alpha, 1961  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Joe Skeen | New Mexico Alpha, 1950  | United States House of Representatives | [236]
Weston E. Vivian | New York Mu, 1945  | United States House of Representatives | [236]

### United States Cabinet

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Samuel Bodman | New York Delta, 1961  | United States Secretary of Energy, United States Secretary of Treasury, and CEO and president of the Cabot Corporation | [111][29]
D. Allen Bromley | Connecticut Alpha, 1948  | assistant to President George H. W. Bush for science and technology  | [29]
Herbert Hoover Jr. | Kansas Alpha, 1925  | United States Under Secretary of State | [29][162]
Lisa P. Jackson | Louisiana Beta, 1983  | Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency | [29]
W. Kenneth Davis | California Alpha, 1940  | United States Deputy Secretary of Energy | [29]
Frederick H. Mueller | Michigan Alpha, 1914  | United States Secretary of Commerce | [29]
Charles Erwin Wilson | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1909  | United States Secretary of Defense | [29]

### Governors

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Bill Clements | Texas Iota, 1985  | Governor of Texas and United States Deputy Secretary of Defense | [29][237]
Daniel J. Evans | Washington Alpha, 1948  | Governor of Washington, United States Senate, United States House of Representatives, and president of Evergreen State College | [236][237]
Luis A. Ferre | Puerto Rico Alpha, 1924  | Governor of Puerto Rico | [237]
Ernie Fletcher | Kentucky Alpha, 1974  | Governor of Kentucky, United States House of Representatives, and Kentucky House of Representatives | [236][237]
Kirk Fordice | Indiana Alpha, 1956  | Governor of Mississippi | [237]
Greg Gianforte | New Jersey Alpha, 1983  | Governor of Montana and United States House of Representatives | [236]
Fob James | Alabama Alpha, 1955  | Governor of Alabama | [237]
Joseph B. Johnson | Vermont Alpha, 1915  | Governor of Vermont, Lieutenant Governor of Vermont, Vermont Senate, and Vermont House of Representatives | [237]
Walter Philip Leber |  | governor of the Panama Canal Zone | [211]
Paul E. Patton | Kentucky Alpha, 1959  | Governor of Kentucky and president of University of Pikeville | [237]
Milton Shapp | Ohio Alpha, 1933  | Governor of Pennsylvania | [237]
John H. Sununu | Massachusetts Delta, 1961  | Governor of New Hampshire and White House Chief of Staff | [29][237]
Roberto Sánchez Vilella | Ohio Gamma, 1934  | Governor of Puerto Rico and Secretary of State of Puerto Rico | [237]
John A. Volpe | Massachusetts Delta, 1930  | Governor of Massachusetts, United States Secretary of Transportation, and United States Ambassador to Italy | [29][237]

### Diplomats

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Alton G. Keel Jr | Virginia Alpha, 1966  | United States Permanent Representative to NATO and Assistant Secretary of the Air Force (Acquisition) | [138]

### State and local politicians

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Michael Bloomberg | Maryland Alpha, 1964  | Mayor of New York City and founder of Bloomberg L.P. | [111]
Thomas H. Cormen |  | New Hampshire House of Representatives; professor and chairman of the Dartmouth College Department of Computer Science  |
Kenneth A. Gibson | New Jersey Gamma, 1963  | mayor of Newark, New Jersey | [111]
Francis X. Hurley | Pennsylvania Beta, 1963  | Massachusetts Auditor and Treasurer and Receiver-General of Massachusetts | [138]
Walter C. Sadler |  | Mayor of Ann Arbor, Michigan | [211]
Allen Simmons |  | West Virginia House of Delegates | [211]
Raymond Tucker | Missouri Gamma, 1920  | Mayor of St. Louis | [111]

### Non-United States politicians

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Rodolfo Beltrán Bravo | Texas Delta | Minister of the Presidency of Peru  |
Fred Aghogho Brume | Maine Alpha | Senator of Nigeria  |
Leon Cordero |  | President of Ecuador | [238]
Gelasio Caetani | New York Alpha, 1901  | Italian Ambassador to the United States, Mayor of Rome, and delegate to Paris Peace Conference | [111]
Khương Hữu Điểu |  | South Vietnam Minister of Commerce and Deputy Minister of Commerce  |

## Technology and computer science

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Name  | Chapter and date  | Notability  | References

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Omolabake Adenle |  | founder and CEO of AJA.LA software company  | [239]
Donna Auguste | Colorado Beta | co-founder and CEO of Freshwater Software; senior engineering manager at Apple Computer | [240]
Charles Bachman | Michigan Alpha, 1948  | computer scientist and database technology pioneer  | [241]
Armen Berjikly | California Gamma | CEO of the artificial intelligence company Kanjoya and the social network Experience Project |
Ralph Bernstein |  | digital imaging and remote sensing engineer with IBM, Landsat Earth, theElectric Power Research Institute, and the Planetary Data System |
Chester Carlson | California Beta, 1930  | inventor of electrophotography made famous by Xerox | [158]
Seymour Cray | Minnesota Alpha, 1949  | supercomputer architect  | [111]
Mark Dean | Tennessee Alpha, 1979  | inventor and computer engineer | [26][242]
David DiLaura |  | pioneer in lighting calculation software  | [243]
Douglas Engelbart | Oregon Alpha, 1948  | engineer and inventor known for his work on founding the field of human–computer interaction | [205]
David Filo | Louisiana Beta, 1988  | co-founder of Yahoo! | [111]
Marcian Hoff | New York Gamma, 1958  | one of the inventors of the microprocessor | [147]
Douglas W. Jones | Illinois Alpha, 1980  | computer scientist at the University of Iowa | [244]
Robert Kahn | New York Eta, 1960  | computer scientist who proposed the Transmission Control Protocol and the Internet Protocol | [118]
Leonard Kleinrock | Massachusetts Beta, 1962  | computer scientist and Internet pioneer | [118]
Donald Knuth | Ohio Alpha, 1960  | computer scientist and mathematician  | [147]
Omid Kordestani | California Eta, 1984  | executive chairman of Twitter; senior vice president and chief business officer of Google; and a director of Vodafone | [111]
Sanjay Mehrotra | California Alpha, 1978  | co-founder, president and CEO of SanDisk; CEO of Micron Technology | [111]
Bill Mensch | Arizona Alpha, 1971  | co-designer of the Motorola 6800 and MOS Technology 6502; founder, chairman, and CEO of the Western Design Center | [111]
Robert Metcalfe | Massachusetts Beta, 1968  | co-inventor of Ethernet and co-founded 3Com | [54]
Cleve Moler | California Beta, 1961  | one of the authors of LINPACK, EISPACK, Fortran; creator of MATLAB; and co-founder of MathWorks | [111]
Ken Oshman | Texas Gamma, 1963  | Silicon Valley pioneer, co-founder of ROLM, and president and CEO of Echelon Corporation | [111]
Joe Ossanna |  | software designer and computer programmer at the Bell Telephone Laboratories | [245]
Larry Page | Michigan Gamma, 1995  | co-founder of Google | [54]
Roger S. Pressman |  | software engineer | [246]
Claude Shannon | Michigan Gamma, 1936  | computer scientist, cryptographer, and inventor known as the "father of information theory" and as the "father of the Information Age"  | [147]
Clara Shih | California Gamma, 2005  | co-founder and CEO of Hearsay Social  | [111][247]
W. David Sincoskie |  | computer engineer who installed the first Ethernet local area network at Bellcore | [248]
Wayne Stevens |  | software engineer for IBM |
Ivan Sutherland | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1959  | computer scientist and Internet pioneer | [147]
Ray Tomlinson | New York Gamma, 1963  | computer programmer who implemented the first email program on the ARPANET system  | [111]
Steve Wallach |  | computer engineer and co-founder of Convex Computer |
Willis Ware |  | computer scientist with RAND Corporation who co-developed the IAS machine | [249]
Jerry Yang | California Gamma, 1990  | founder and CEO of Yahoo | [111]

## Sports

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Name  | Chapter and year  | Notability  | References

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Raúl Allegre | Texas Alpha, 1984  | professional football player  | [30]
Charles Armstrong | Indiana Alpha, 1964  | president of the Seattle Mariners Major League Baseball club  | [111]
Percy Beard | Alabama Alpha, 1929  | Olympic silver medalist for track and field  | [30]
Ed Bock | Iowa Alpha, 1938  | college football player  | [30]
Joe Bottom | California Delta | competitivr swimmer and Olympic silver medalist  | [250]
Avery Brundage | Illinois Alpha, 1909  | president of the International Olympic Committee | [30]
Britton Chance | Pennsylvania Delta, 1935  | 1952 Summer Olympics gold medalist for sailing; academic considered the founder of biomedical photonics | [30][251]
David Clark | New York Delta, 1982  | silver medalist in the men's coxless four at the 1984 Summer Olympics | [30]
Lynn Colella | Washington Alpha, 1972  | silver medalist for swimming in the 1972 Summer Olympics | [30]
Bill Darnton | Michigan Gamma | swimmer in the 1960 Summer Olympics |
Joseph H. Deckman | Maryland Beta | lacrosse player and coach  |
Rick Dennison | Colorado Delta, 1979  | professional football player and coach  | [213]
Nathan Dougherty | New York Delta, 1913  | Hall of Fame college football player; chairman of the Athletic Council and dean of the College of Engineering at the University of Tennessee | [30]
Adnan Gabeljic | Missouri Epsilon, 2014  | professional soccer player  | [30]
Ellis Gardner | Georgia Alpha, 1983  | professional football player  | [30]
John Garrels | Michigan Gamma | winner of the silver medal in the men's 110 metres hurdles and a bronze medal in the shot put at the 1908 Summer Olympics |
Paul G. Goebel |  | professional football player  | [211]
Brian Gyetko | Arizona Beta | professional tennis player  |
Harry Hawkins |  | college football player and first-team All-American; the national champion in the hammer throw in 1926  |
Stefan Humphries | Michigan Gamma, 1984  | professional football player  | [30]
Bryan Jacob | Georgia Alpha, 1993  | weightlifter who competed at the 1992 and 1996 Summer Olympics[30] | [30]
Tom Kelly | New York Epsilon, 1948  | professional basketball player  | [30]
Bill Koch | Massachusetts Beta, 1962  | winner of the America's Cup in 1992  | [111]
Brent Lang | Michigan Gamma, 1990  | competitive swimmer and Olympic gold medalist  | [30]
Lloyd Madden | Colorado Alpha, 1941  | professional football player  | [30]
Rikke Møller Pedersen | Arizona Gamma, 1999  | competitive swimmer specializing in breaststroke | [30]
Bill Pritula | Michigan Gamma | college football player and coach  |
Aron Ralston | Pennsylvania Gamma, 1997  | mountaineer, mechanical engineer, and motivational speaker | [213]
Tim Ruddy | Indiana Gamma, 1994  | professional football player  | [30]
Elmer Sleight | Indiana Alpha, 1930  | All-American college football player  | [30]
Donald Spero | New York Delta | former U.S. and world champion rower who competed at the 1964 Summer Olympics | [252]
Ward Van Orman | Ohio Alpha, 1917  | balloonist who won five National Balloon Races | [111]
Jeffrey Vinik | North Carolina Gamma, 1981  | majority owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning and a minority owner of the Boston Red Sox | [111]
Herbert Voelcker | Massachusetts Beta, 1951  | sports shooter and Olympian  | [30]
Waldo Wegner | Iowa Alpha, 1935  | All-American college basketball player  | [30]
Bob Wiese | Michigan Gamma | professional football player  |
Bill Zapalac | Texas Alpha, 1972  | professional football player  | [30]

## See also

[edit]

* List of Tau Beta Pi chapters

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