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.
Yale University People (First 49 people) - Page 16
David Jablonski
American professor
Martin Duberman
American historian
Laura Danly
American astronomer
Renee Richards
American ophthalmologist
Manoel Felciano
American actor
Robert Mangold
American artist ‧ James Mangold's father
Arnold Gesell
American clinical psychologist
Jack Scott
Canadian-American singer-songwriter
Donald Schön
Philosopher
Roberto Goizueta
Suzanne Whang
American television host
John Franklin Enders
American biomedical scientist
David Bushnell
American inventor
Charlotte Friend
American virologist
Edward H. Levi
American statesman
Timothy Dwight V
Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet
American educator
Jane Bolin
Judge
Jack Ford
American television personality
David D. Cole
American professor
Peter Mutharika
Former President of Malawi
Tim Weigel
Broadcaster
Michael C. Reed
Professor of mathematics
Jesse Shera
American librarian
Francis Deng
Politician
Willie Ruff
American musician
Duncan K. Foley
American economist
Craig Breslow
Baseball pitcher
Lewis Morris
Former Governor of New Jersey
John Seiler Brubacher
American author
Muzharul Islam
Architect
Richard S. Aldrich
Former United States Representative
Townsend Hoopes
American historian
T. J. Jackson Lears
American historian
Robert B. Westbrook
American historian
David Herlihy
American historian
Ronald Crutcher
President of the University of Richmond
Van A. Harvey
Religion scholar
Robert Shimer
American economist
Ann Morning
Sociologist
Joseph Altonji
Professor
John Sherman Cooper
Former United States Senator
William Howard Taft IV
Former United States Deputy Secretary of Defense
Henry Tang
Former Chief Secretary for Administration of Hong Kong
Dennis A. Dougherty
Sarah E Reisman
Professor
Neil Shen
Chinese entrepreneur
