Harvard University
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard, it is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
Harvard University People (First 49 people) - Page 124
Sukbok Chang
South Korean chemist
Mortimer L. Downey
Former United States Deputy Secretary of Transportation
Latif Nasser
Writer
Neil H. McElroy
Former United States Secretary of Defense
Robert K. Hur
Former United States Attorney for the District of Maryland
Robert Hur
Former United States Attorney for the District of Maryland
H. Otley Beyer
American anthropologist
Rifat Chadirji
Iraqi architect
Cüneyt Yüksel
Tibor Várady
Do-ol
South Korean philosopher
Steven Epstein
Professor
Adia Benton
American anthropologist
Alan Heldman
Cardiologist
Ema Horvath
Actress
Frederick William Richmond
Former United States Representative
Nellie Y. McKay
American author
Koichi Kato
Former Chief Cabinet Secretary of Japan
Martin Collcutt
Historian
Catherine Lord
American Researcher
Samyr Lainé
American olympic athlete
Michael A. Cusumano
Professor
Maggie Rogers
American singer-songwriter
Tokuo Iwaisako
Japanese economist
Payam Akhavan
International lawyer
Joel Spencer
American mathematician
Dóra Győrffy
Hungarian olympic athlete
T. Jeremy Gunn
American jurist
Jesus Estanislao
Filipino economist
Sheila R. Canby
Museum curator
Lincoln Kirstein
American writer
Helen Blau
American biologist
Shiu-Ying Hu
Chinese botanist
Jutta Allmendinger
German sociologist
Aaron Dollar
Dana M. Stein
Maryland State Delegate
Jonathan Weiner
Writer
Hasok Chang
American historian
Alfred Lin
American venture capitalist
Liliane Weissberg
American historian
Bridget Kendall
Journalist
Julian Stanley
American psychologist
Peter B. Evans
Sociologist
Marie Brennan
American author
Vikram S. Gandhi
Investment banker
Lee Jun-seok
South Korean entrepreneur
Robert Flanders
Attorney
