Donald Langenberg
- Born: March 17, 1932 (Devils Lake, North Dakota)
Education
Major Positions
- 1959–1960: University of California, Berkeley, NSF Fellow
- 1960–1983: University of Pennsylvania, Assistant Professor to Professor of Physics
- 1976–1983: University of Pennsylvania, Professor of Electrical Engineering
- 1980–1980: National Science Foundation, Acting Director
- 1980–1982: National Science Foundation, Deputy Director
- 1983–1990: University of Illinois, Chicago, Chancellor
- 1990–2002: University of Maryland, Chancellor
- 2002–present: University of Maryland, Professor of Physics
Other Positions
- 1966–1967: University of Paris, Associate Professor
- 1969–1969: Michigan State University, Distinguished Visiting Scientist
- 1971–1971: California Institute of Technology, Visiting Professor
- 1972–1974: University of Pennsylvania, Director, Laboratory for Research on the Structure of Matter
- 1974–1974: University of Munich, Guest Researcher, Center for Low Temperature Study
- 1974–1979: University of Pennsylvania, Vice Provost for Graduate Studies and Research
- 1991–1991: American Association for the Advancement of Science, President
- 1993–1993: American Physical Society, President
Selected Part-Time Positions
- 1970–1975: Chair, NAS-NAE Advisory Panel to the Cryogenics Division of the National Bureau of
Standards, National Research Council
- 1974–1977: Member, Advisory Committee on Research, National Science Foundation
- 1975–1980: Member, Board of Trustees, Associated Universities, Inc.
- 1990–2000: Member, Board of Trustees, University of Pennsylvania
- 1991–1991: Chair, Board of Directors, National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges
- 2002–present: Chancellor Emeritus, University of Maryland
- 2007–present: Member, Board of Trustees, University of the District of Columbia
