Yale University
Yale University is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, Yale is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
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Haldun Dormen
Turkish theater actor
James H. Stock
American economist
Remy Auberjonois
American actor
Morton Halperin
Public servant
Peter S. Albin
Economist
Lois Capps
Former United States Representative
Walter Capps
Former United States Representative
Philip Barry
American dramatist
Daniel Coit Gilman
American educator
Karla Kuskin
American author
Gerald S. Lesser
American psychologist
Ruth Barcan Marcus
American philosopher
Julian Jaynes
American psychologist
Peter Salovey
President of Yale University
Pierre Perron
Josh Lerner
Economist
Mark Lepper
Professor
Roger Sessions
American composer
Emma Lou Diemer
American composer
Thomas Ewing Sherman
American lawyer
Mark Selden
Writer
Chris Argyris
American professor
John L. Thornton
Professor
Jamie Pedersen
Washington State Senator
Peter Dervan
Marin Alsop
American conductor
Chad Troutwine
American film producer
Raymond C. Clevenger
Judge
Blake Lindsley
American actress
Frank Gohlke
American photographer
Don Saliers
American theologian
Cindy McTee
American composer
Robert Carl
American composer
Jonathan H. Adler
American law professor
Jacob Hacker
American professor
Ian Ayres
American lawyer
Thomas Schippers
American conductor
Sharon Isbin
American classical guitarist
Jesse Dukeminier
Professor
Khaled Abou El Fadl
Law professor
John Conklin
Theater designer
John Bell Hatcher
American paleontologist
John Ostrom
American paleontologist
Tom Naratil
American financier
Raymond Davis Jr.
American chemist
Mel Watt
Director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency
Richard Shiffrin
American psychologist
