professor of architecture Shlomo Argamon, professor of computer science Carol Ross Barney, adjunct professor of architecture John F. O. Bilson, professor of finance, dean of Stuart School of Business Harry Callahan, professor of photography Cosmo Campoli, professor of sculpture Patrick Corrigan, professor of psychology Michael Davis, professor of philosophy Martin Felsen, associate professor of architecture Lance Fortnow, dean of the College of Computing Susan Fromberg Schaeffer, assistant professor of English Lois Graham, professor of mechanical engineering S. I. Hayakawa, professor of English Mar Hicks, associate professor of history of technology Fazlur Khan, adjunct professor of structural engineering Albert Henry Krehbiel, professor of art Walter McCrone, professor of microscopy and materials science Karl Menger, professor of mathematics László Moholy-Nagy, professor of design Art Paul, designer, creator of Playboy logo Walter Peterhans, taught 'visual training' course for architecture students Sonja Petrović, associate professor of applied mathematics Nambury S. Raju, professor of psychology Edward Reingold, professor of computer science and applied mathematics Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, professor of architecture John Ronan, professor of architecture Mohammad Shahidehpour, Bodine Chair professor of electrical and computer engineering Tamara Goldman Sher, professor of psychology Arthur Siegel, professor of photography Aaron Siskind, professor of photography Nellie Bangs Skelton, professor of piano Abe Sklar, professor of applied mathematics Susan Solomon, discover the hole in ozone layer, leader in Atmospheric Chemistry, inducted in National's Women Hall of Fame Robert Bruce Tague, professor of architecture David Tannor (born 1958), theoretical chemist, Hermann Mayer Professorial Chair in the Department of Chemical Physics at the Weizmann Institute of Science John Henry Waddell, professor of sculpture and art Nobel laureates Leon M. Lederman, professor of physics; Nobel laureate in physics (1988); director emeritus of Fermilab; founded the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Herbert A. Simon, professor of psychology; political, economic, psychological and computer science polymath; Nobel laureate in economics (1978) Jack Steinberger, physicist; Nobel laureate in physics (1988); studied chemical engineering at Armour Institute of Technology but his scholarship ended and he had to leave See also Architecture of Chicago Chicago–Kent College of Law IIT Physics Department IIT Research Institute (IITRI) McCormick Tribune Campus Center References External links Official athletics website Finding aid for the IIT – New Campus Center Competition fonds, Canadian Centre for Architecture. Engineering universities and colleges in Illinois Technological universities in the United States Universities and colleges in Chicago South Side, Chicago Universities and colleges in DuPage County, Illinois