Stanford University
Stanford University is a private research university in Stanford, California. The campus occupies 8,180 acres, among the largest in the United States, and enrolls over 17,000 students. Stanford is widely considered to be one of the most prestigious universities in the world.
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Bruno Banducci
American football player
Lawrence Rauchwerger
American computer scientist
Beth Cobert
Acting Director of the United States Office of Personnel Management
Emerante Morse
Haitian singer
Rich Kelley
American basketball player
Munir Nayfeh
American physicist
Jeffrey Hammonds
American former baseball player
Clark Kerr
American economist
Ira Ruskin
Former California State Representative
Gary Schmidgall
Writer
Craig McCaw
American businessman
Owen Garriott
American electrical engineer
Joe Borchard
Baseball player
Richard Kayne
American investor
Otis Chandler
Publisher
Norman Chandler
Publisher
Greg Camarillo
American football wide receiver
Lindsey Yamasaki
American professional basketball player
Kristin Folkl
American former volleyball player
Jayne Appel
Basketball center
Serhiy Leshchenko
Former People's Deputy of Ukraine
Sally Kosgei
Kenyan Politician
Lawrence W. Barsalou
American psychologist
Art B. Owen
Professor
Rachid Mohamed Rachid
Businessman
Pete Lazetich
Former American football player
John Whitlinger
Tennis player
Lee Sichen
Taiwanese engineer
Sandy Mayer
Tennis player
Gary Kremen
American engineer
Theodore C. Bestor
Professor
Chris Romer
Politician
Hank Luisetti
American basketball player
Elizabeth Farnsworth
American journalist
Sally Shlaer
American engineer
Don Brenneis
American anthropologist
Razmig Hovaghimian
Elle Logan
American rower
Ryoo Ryong
Mariah Stackhouse
American professional golfer
Isaiah Jackson
American conductor
Simon Sze
Electrical engineer
Richard Zimler
Author
Philip A. Beachy
Professor
Hidehiko Yuzaki
Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture
Thomas W. Malone
American professor
Jay Mortenson
American swimmer
