Alia Sabur is accustomed to raising people’s eyebrows.

The child prodigy from Northport enrolled at Stony Brook University at age 10 and played clarinet with the Rockland Symphony Orchestra at 11.

So perhaps it was inevitable that Sabur would wind up in the Guinness Book of World Records.

That happened last month, when the venerable publication named Sabur the world’s youngest college professor.

Sabur was three days shy of her 19th birthday in February when she became a professor at Konkuk University, in Seoul. The previous record was held by a student of physicist Isaac Newton, Colin Maclaurin, who set the mark in 1717…