Below are some of New York University's distinguished faculty (either past, present or visiting)and staff.
Nobel laureates
College of Arts and Science (undergraduate and graduate)
Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences
New York School of Law
Stern School of Business
Tisch School of Arts
Visiting faculty (past and present)
Professor emeriti and other notable faculty
New York University Presidents
References
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