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 132
sarah b. sewall
Richard Kahlenberg
Writer
Peder Anker
Historian
Art McDonald
Canadian admiral
Tammy Darshana Lai
Aggie Hsieh's mother
David Eisenberg
American biochemist
Lucia Caporaso
Italian mathematician
Peter J. Wallison
Former White House Counsel
Paul R. Gregory
Professor
Phil Steck
New York State Representative
Stanley Wasserman
American statistician
Robert Greenstein
Public policy analyst
Peter Machinist
Historian
Catherine Cesarsky
French astronomer
Betty Oyella Bigombe
Member of Parliament
Angelika Nussberger
German judge
Casey Cep
Writer
Manuel Trajtenberg
Israeli writer
Stephen Ives
American film director
Konrad Raiser
Theologian
Fred Reichheld
Author
Erwin Griswold
Attorney
Jennifer Leaning
Physician
Robin Hahnel
American economist
Robert Yerkes
American psychologist
Paul G. Kirk
Former United States Senator
Balaji Sadasivan
Former Member of the Singapore Parliament
A. J. Mleczko
Olympic athlete
Carl Pabo
Temma Kaplan
Writer
Ellen Ratner
American news analyst
Bob Moses
Electronic duo
Frank William Taussig
American economist
Kazuma Mitchell
American singer
Emily Brodsky
Professor
Bradford P. Campbell
Barbara Smuts
American anthropologist
Ken Ludwig
American playwright
Bobby Hackett
American musician
Norman Daniels
American philosopher
Daniel E. Ho
Professor
Richard Lederer
American linguist
Robert Luce
Former United States Representative
Robert M. White
American meteorologist
William Healey Dall
American naturalist
Morton I. Abramowitz
American diplomat
Adam Selipsky
Chief Executive Officer of Amazon Web Services, Inc.
