Established by a gift of the Avalon Foundation of New York and formerly the "Avalon Foundation Chair in the Humanities" from 1962 through 2010.

Established by the members of the Class of 1943 and their friends for the support of a chair in a traditional or new area of scholarship.

Established by a gift from Herbert E. Jones, Jr., Class of 1943.

Established by a gift from the James S. McDonnell Foundation in memory of James S. McDonnell '21. Six professorships generally in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics, engineering and applied science, international affairs and economics, mathematics and physics, neuroscience and psychology, and philosophy and religion.

Established by a gift from the International Business Machines Corporation.

Established through a bequest from Michael Henry Strater, Class of 1951.

The gift of Samuel B. Dod, Class of 1857, in memory of his father, Albert Baldwin Dod, Class of 1822, Professor of Mathematics, 1830-1845.

Two professorships endowed by the Milbank Memorial Fund, in memory of Albert G. Milbank, Class of 1896, Trustee of the University, 1927-1944.

Established from the bequest of Helen Annan Scribner in memory of her father James E. Annan, Class of 1855.

The gift of Arthur LeGrand Doty, Class of 1892.

Established by a gift from Norman R. Augustine ’57 *59 and Margareta E. Augustine.

Established by gifts from members of the Dodge family and other related families in honor of Bayard Dodge, Class of 1909, twin brother of Cleveland E. Dodge, Class of 1909.

The gift of the Class of 1897, in memory of Charles August Young, Professor of Astronomy, 1877-1905.

Established by the gift of C. Barnwell Straut, Class of 1947, in honor of his father. 

Established through a bequest of Charles C. Fitzmorris, Class of 1933.

Established by Mr. and Mrs. Fayez Sarofim and the Brown Foundation, Ιnc., in honor of Christopher Binyon Sarofim '86.

The gift of the Class of 1900.

Gift of the Class of 1913.

Established by the Class of 1921 on the occasion of its 55th Reunion.

Established by gifts from members of the Dodge family and other related families in honor of Cleveland E. Dodge, Class of 1909, twin brother of Bayard Dodge, Class of 1909.

Established by a gift from an anonymous donor.

The gift of Miss Gwethalyn Jones in memory of her father, David B. Jones, Class of 1876, trustee of the University, 1901-1908.

Established to recognize the distinguished career in international service of David K. E. Bruce, Class of 1919.

Established by a bequest of David Magie '97, Class of 1897.

The gift of Mrs. William Church Osborn.

Established by Donald R. Dixon '69 and Elizabeth W. Dixon to support a distinguished professor in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.

Established through a bequest from Duncan C. Dusenbury in memory of his brothers, William A. Dusenbury and Edgar T. Dusenbury.

Established by a gift from Edward C. Taylor H10, A. Barton Hepburn Professor of Organic Chemistry, Emeritus.

Created by the Board of Trustees in honor of Edwin Grant Conklin, Professor of Biology from 1908-1933.

Given by the residuary legatees of the Estate of John C. Green, in honor of Charles Ewing, Class of 1798, Trustee of the College, 1820-1832, and Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of New Jersey, 1824-1832.

Established through the bequest of Forrest G. Hamrick, Class of 1931.

Established by the gift of Frederick H. Schultz, Class of 1951, to further the study of international economic policy.

Created by the Board of Trustees in recognition of a gift from George Dutton '27.

Established with funds accumulated from the gift in 1872 of George J. Magee, Class of 1860, for the purpose of improving the standards of the engineering profession.

Established from a bequest of Marion Lewis Lothrop in honor of her husband George Van Ness Lothrop '08 *10.

Established by 600 friends of Gordon S. Rentschler, Class of 1907, Charter Trustee of the University, 1926-1948, to provide undergraduate students with "a deeper and richer understanding of the problems and opportunities of human organization in a free society."

Established through a gift of Gordon Y S. Wu, Class of 1958.

Established through the gifts of trustees, alumni, and friends, in honor of Harold T. Shapiro, Graduate Class of 1964, and his tenure as Princeton's 18th president, 1987-2001.

Given by Mary S. Paine, on behalf of her deceased husband, Silas H. Paine, and herself, in memory of their son, Harrington Spear Paine, Class of 1898.

The gift of Thomas D. Jones, Class of 1876, in honor of Dean Fine, Class of 1880, Dod Professor of Mathematics, 1898-1928.

By anonymous gift, in honor of Henry Fairfield Osborn, Class of 1877, member of the Princeton Faculty, 1880-1891, and president of the American Museum of Natural History, 1908-1932.

The gift of Silas Holmes, supplemented in 1880 by additional gift of Robert L. Stuart.

The gift of sundry contributors in memory of Howard Crosby Butler, Class of 1892, Professor of Art and Archaeology, 1905-1919, Professor of the History of Architecture, 1919-1922, founder of the School of Architecture, and first Master in Residence of the Graduate College.

Given through a bequest by Miss Elizabeth Hughes in memory of her parents, Edward Smallwood Hughes, Class of 1882, and Minerva Rogers Hughes.

Endowed by the Ira W. DeCamp Foundation to support a professorship in the area of bioethics associated with the University Center for Human Values.

Established by a gift from his wife and his immediate family in honor of James A. Elkins, Jr., Class of 1941, Trustee of the University, 1971-1975.

Established from a bequest from the estate of Jean Labatut, distinguished professor of Architecture at Princeton, 1928-1967.

Established by the family and admirers of John Foster Dulles, Class of 1908, to recognize his distinguished service in world affairs.

Established by John L. Weinberg, Class of 1947, and Goldman Sachs & Co., in honor of Mr. Weinberg's retirement as chairman and senior partner, to bring distinguished visitors in the areas of economics and public policy to the Woodrow Wilson School's Center of Domestic and Comparative Policy Studies.

The gift of John C. Green in honor of Joseph Henry, Professor of Natural Philosophy, 1832-1848.

Given by the residuary legatees of the Estate of John C. Green, in honor of his friend and associate, Robert Lenox Kennedy.

The gift of two anonymous donors in honor of Knox Taylor, Class of 1895, Trustee of the University, 1918-1922. 

Established by his family in honor of Lyman Spitzer, Jr., Charles A. Young Professor of Astronomy on the Class of 1897 Foundation, Emeritus.

Established in honor of Malcolm Stevenson Forbes, Class of 1941, by the Forbes Foundation, and his sons, Christopher Forbes, Class of 1972, and Steve Forbes, Class of 1970.

The gift of Frederick Marquand, brother of Henry G. Marquand, one-time president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and uncle of Allan Marquand, Class of 1874, founder of the Princeton Department of Art and Archaeology.

Given by alumni in memory of James McCosh, President of the College, 1868-1888.

Established by the alumni in honor of James Ormsbee Murray, Dean of the Faculty, 1883-1899.

Established by the gift of the Nissan Motor Company.

Established by the gift of Gordon Υ. S. Wu, Class of 1958, in honor of Norman John Sollenberger, Professor of Civil Engineering, Emeritus.

Established by the family of P. Y. and Kinmay W. Tang in their honor.

Established through the allocation of funds from the bequest of Philip and Beulah Rollins for the advancement of the study of history.

Established through gifts of Pomeroy Smith, Class of 1946, and his wife Betty Perry Smith.

Established by the gift of Robert E. Kahn *64 to support the teaching and research of a tenured faculty member in computer science or electrical engineering.

Established in 1954 in memory of Robert H. Goddard, pioneer in rocket research, as part of the jet propulsion program of the Department of Aeronautical Engineering, endowed in large part by a gift of the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Foundation.

The gift of Roger S. Berlind, Class of 1952.

The gift of Russell Wellman Moore, Class of 1883, and Mrs. Moore.

The gift of William H. Scheide, Class of 1936.

Established from the George Henry Davis 1886 and Shelby Cullom Davis 1930 fund for the support of the Department of History.

Established by a gift from Irene T. Cheng K*52, in honor of Professor Sin-I Cheng *52.

Established by a bequest from Henrietta Bauer Ivins W34.

Established by a gift from Gregory H. Olsen in honor of Professor Stephen R. Forrest.

Established by Mrs. Robert L. Stuart in memory of her husband, Robert L. Stuart, and his brother, Alexander Stuart, for the endowment of a professorship in psychology. Augmented by additional gifts from Mrs. Stuart in 1888, 1889, and 1891.

Established by Janet Kuenne P85, Leslie and Christopher Kuenne '85, and Carolyn and David Jeppsen, in honor of Robert E. Kuenne, Professor of Economics, Emeritus.

Established with funds from a trust founded by Theodore A. Wells, Class of 1929, and a bequest by Margery A. Wells for the purpose of supporting the teaching of economics, with emphasis on the principles of free enterprise.

The gift of Miss Gwethalyn Jones in honor of her uncle, Thomas D. Jones, Class of 1876, Trustee of the University, 1909-1912.

Established by a gift from the Thomas and Stacey Siebel Foundation.

Established by family, friends, and classmates in honor of Van Zandt Williams, Jr. '65.

Established from the bequest of Walter Cerf, graduate Class of 1941, in support of the Department of Philosophy.

Established with funds granted by Warner-Lambert Company, in honor of Ward S. Hagan, Class of 1948, chairman of the company, 1979-1985.

Given in their honor by their children, six of whom graduated from Princeton between 1955 and 1979.

Endowed by the Danforth Foundation in honor of its president, William H. Danforth, father of Donald Danforth, Class of 1920, Charter Trustee of the University.

Established by the gift of Priscilla S. Knapp in memory of her husband, William L. Knapp '47, to support the teaching and research of a tenured member of the faculty in the study of civil engineering in the School of Engineering and Applied Science.

The gift of William P. Boswell, a member of the Class of 1942, in honor of the Class.

The gift of John Kennedy Tod, in memory of his brother, William Stewart Tod, Class of 1884.

Established by a gift from Dwight W. Anderson, Class of 1989.

Two professorships established from the bequest of Arthur W. Marks '19.

Established from a gift by the members of the Class of 1943, and their friends for the support of a chair in a traditional or new area of scholarship.

Supported by the Cotsen endowment in the humanities established in 1986 by Lloyd Cotsen '50 in honor of his late wife, Jo Anne Stolaroff Cotsen, and their children, Corinna, Tobey, Lloyd and Noah.

Endowed by a grant from the Donner Foundation, Inc. The income on the endowment is used to support teaching and research in the physical sciences at Princeton, as part of the national effort in basic scientific research and teaching.

Established in the humanities by the gift of Edmund N. Carpenter II '43, his wife, Carroll, and the Good Samaritan Foundation

Established from the bequest of Edwards S. Sanford, Class of 1905.

Created in honor of a bequest from Evans Crawford and Aileen W. Clancy.

Established by a gift from Gerhard R. Andlinger '52. To be held in the Social Sciences, preferably in the Department of Sociology.

Established in memory of Henry DeWolf Smyth '18 *21, professor of physics. To be held in the sciences (preferably in physics).

Established by the Henry Luce Foundation to strengthen critical dialogue between cognitive science and computer science, and humanities and social sciences.

Established by a gift from Henry Wendt III, Class of 1955. To support teaching and research in contemporary East Asian Studies.

Established with income received from a trust created by Hugh Trumbull Adams '35.

Established from the bequest of Miss Elizabeth F. Hughes in memory of her parents, Edward Smallwood Hughes, Class of 1882, and Minerva Rogers Hughes.

Established by a gift from Joanna and Gregory M. Zeluck '84 P13.

Established by a gift from John H. Scully, Class of 1966.

Established by John P. Birkelund '52 to support a joint appointment within the Department of History and the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

Established through a gift of Gordon Y.S. Wu, Class of 1958.

Established by a gift from Laurence G. Pathy '56 to attract distinguished Canadian academics to Princeton for a year to teach and conduct scholarly activities.

Established by a gift from John S. Katzman, Class of 1981.

Established by a gift from Leonard L. Milberg '53, in honor of Benjamin and Eve Milberg.

Established through a gift of Lloyd Cotsen '50 for faculty with scholarly interest in the study of children's literature.

The gift of Moses Taylor Pyne, Class of 1877, Trustee of Princeton, 1885-1921.

Established from the bequests of Maurice P. During, Class of 1922, and his mother, Mrs. Elmire During.

Established by a gift from Marcia R. and Paul M. Wythes, Class of 1955, term (1986-1990) and Charter Trustee (1995-2005) of the University.

Established as a gift from Robert H. Niehaus, Class of 1977. To support teaching and research in contemporary Muslim studies, especially in the region of the Middle East.

Established from the bequest of Robert Schirmer, Class of 1921.

Established by a gift from the Swani Family Foundation.

Established through the allocation of funds from the Susan Dod Brown Fund.

Established by Anthony B. Evnin '62, Luke B. Evnin '85, and Tim W. Evnin '87.

Established by the gift of an anonymous donor in honor of Theodora Shelton Pitney.

Established in honor of her late husband, Walter Samuel Carpenter III, Class of 1938, by his widow, Muriel duPont Carpenter.

Two professorships established by the bequest of William Nelson Cromwell for the support of teaching and research in the field of law.

Two professorships established with funds from a trust founded by William R. Kenan, Jr.

Established by family and friends in memory of Eugene P. Wigner, Thomas D. Jones Professor of Mathematical Physics from 1938-1971 and winner of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1963, and his wife, Mary W. Wigner.