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 126
Yusof Jusoh
Vivy Yusof's father
Fiona Hill
American official
Gene Stone
American writer
Clara Wu
Businesswoman
Frank Drake
Politician
Sharon M. Oster
Economist
Chris Kempczinski
Chief Executive Officer of McDonald's
Mary Jo Bane
Political scientist
Wendy Griswold
American sociologist
Kaj Larsen
American journalist
William Hooper
Former Delegate to the Continental Congress
Raphael Bostic
CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
Joel Derfner
American writer
Greg Craig
Former White House Counsel
Maurice Wertheim
American banker
H. Evan Runner
Phillip E. Johnson
Law professor
Christopher G. Ripley
Lawyer
Anatole Kaletsky
Economist
Mark Ford
English footballer
Ray S. Cline
Official
Rachel Hadas
American poet
Adam Kirsch
American poet
Wendell Weeks
CEO of Corning
Kerry Healey
President of Babson College
Michael Sonnenreich
Lawyer
Laya Joneydi
Lawyer
Arthur A. Hartman
American diplomat
Clark Spencer
American film producer
Tom Daly
Canadian film producer
Barry Sternlicht
Chairman of Starwood Capital Group
Earl Anthony Wayne
American diplomat
Leonid Rozhetskin
Financier
Minxin Pei
Chinese-American political scientist
Angel Taveras
Former Mayor of Providence
Joon H. Kim
United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York
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Politician
Lindsay C. Page
Author
Jeremy Bash
American attorney
Jonathan Collier
American television writer
Mordecai Wyatt Johnson
American educator
Edward Frenkel
American-Russian mathematician
Charles Wardle
Member of Parliament
Vic Emery
Canadian bobsledder
Lester George
Golf course architect
Danah Zohar
American author
Aaron Regunberg
Politician
