List of Hampshire College people

Alumni of HCSSiM include many mathematicians and others in related (and not-so-related) fields.^[8]

• Gabriel Aeppli, professor of physics at ETH Zurich, co-founder of the London Centre for Nanotechnology, Fellow of the Royal Society
• Julie Ahringer, professor of genetics at the University of Cambridge, Fellow of the Royal Society
• Douglas N. Arnold, professor of mathematics at the University of Minnesota
• Jeremy Avigad, professor of philosophy and mathematics at Carnegie Mellon University
• J. Stewart Burns, television writer and producer known for his work on The Simpsons^[9]
• Bram Cohen, developer of BitTorrent, co-founder of CodeCon
• Matthew Cook, computer scientist, group leader at the Institute for Neuroinformatics at ETH Zurich
• Lenore Cowen, computer scientist and mathematician at Tufts University
• Marie desJardins, computer scientist, former dean at Simmons University, formerly at SRI International
• Alan Edelman, professor of mathematics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan Fellow
• Aaron M. Ellison, retired Harvard ecologist
• Glenn Ellison, professor of economics at MIT
• Judy Goldsmith, professor of computer science at the University of Kentucky
• Alan Grayson, former member of the U.S House of Representatives for Florida's 8th and 9th Congressional Districts
• Marcia Groszek, professor of mathematics at Dartmouth College
• Neil Immerman, professor of computer science at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Guggenheim Fellow
• Adam Tauman Kalai, game theorist and computer scientist formerly at OpenAI
• Susan Landau, professor in cybersecurity and policy at Tufts University, Guggenheim Fellow
• Eric Lander, professor of biology at MIT, presidential science advisor, MacArthur Fellow, Rhodes Scholar
• Adam Leibovich, theoretical physicist and dean at University of Pittsburgh
• Russell Lyons, professor of mathematics at Indiana University Bloomington
• Adam Marcus, professor of mathematics at Princeton University
• Barry Nalebuff, professor of management at Yale University, co-founder of Honest Tea
• David Notkin, former professor of computer science and engineering at University of Washington
• Cathy O'Neil, data scientist, author, and blogger at Mathbabe^[9]
• Eve Ostriker, professor of astrophysics at Princeton
• Michael Pepper, physicist notable for his work in semiconductor nanostructures, Fellow of the Royal Society
• Bjorn Poonen, professor of mathematics at MIT, Putnam Competition winner
• Jim Propp, professor of mathematics at the University of Massachusetts Lowell
• Dana Randall, professor of computer science at Georgia Tech, sister of Lisa
• Lisa Randall, professor of theoretical physics at Harvard University, author, Fellow of the Institute of Physics
• Jessica Riskin, professor of history of science at Stanford University
• Robert Schapire, computer scientist at Microsoft Research, former professor of computer science at Princeton
• Ed Scheinerman, professor of applied mathematics and statistics at Johns Hopkins University
• Seth Schoen, technologist at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, author of the DeCSS haiku
• Noam Shazeer, computer scientist at OpenAI, who co-led Google Gemini and founded character.ai
• Lisa Su, chair and CEO of AMD^[9]
• John Sullivan, professor of mathematics at Technische Universität Berlin
• Jennifer Taback, professor of mathematics at Bowdoin College
• Ann Trenk, professor of mathematics at Wellesley College
• Eugene Volokh, legal scholar at the Hoover Institution, professor emeritus of UCLA School of Law, author of The Volokh Conspiracy
• Martin M. Wattenberg, professor of computer science at Harvard University, known for work in data visualization at Google and IBM Research
• Victor Wickerhauser, professor of mathematics at Washington University in St. Louis
• Elizabeth Wilmer, professor of mathematics at Oberlin College
• Erik Winfree, professor of computer science and bioengineering at the California Institute of Technology, MacArthur Fellow
• David Zuckerman, professor of computer science at University of Texas at Austin

• Franklin Patterson (1966–1971), first president of Hampshire College and co-author of the New College Plan
• Charles R. Longsworth (1971–1977), current director of Saul Centers, Inc., former President, CEO, and Chairman of The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation
• Adele S. Simmons (1977–1989), former President of the MacArthur Foundation and first female dean of student affairs at Princeton University
• Gregory S. Prince Jr. (1989–2005), chairman of the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities in Massachusetts and vice-chair of the Council on Racial and Ethnic Justice of the American Bar Association
• Ralph J. Hexter (2005–2010), former dean at UC Berkeley and Acting Chancellor of UC Davis, founding member of LGBTQ Presidents in Higher Education
• Marlene Gerber Fried (2010–2011) (interim)
• Jonathan Lash (2011–2018), attorney, member of the board of directors and former president of the World Resources Institute
• Miriam E. Nelson (2018–2019), acting president and CEO of Newman's Own Foundation, best-selling author, and nutritionist
• Kenneth Rosenthal^{[citation needed]} (2019) (interim)
• Edward Wingenbach^{[citation needed]} (2019–2025), former acting president of Ripon College
• Jennifer Chrisler (2025–present), director of Advancement (Hampshire College), director of Family Equality Council