Cornell University
Cornell University is a private Ivy League statutory land-grant research university based in Ithaca, New York. The university was founded in 1865 by Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White.
Cornell University People (First 49 people) - Page 17
Dorothy Payne Whitney
American social activist
Jay S. Walker
American inventor
Kendall Walton
American Philosopher
Steven Muchnick
Computer science researcher
Todd Kashdan
American psychologist
Bill Andriette
American journalist
Edward Countryman
American historian
Allen Whiting
American political scientist
Melissa DeRosa
Steve Mirsky
Writer
Brooks Stevens
American industrial designer
Barney Roos
American engineer
Richard Blahut
Engineer
Lorna Salzman
American author
Gary Tabor
American environmentalist
Hédi Bouraoui
Canadian poet
Edith Jones
Judge
Danyal Bayaz
Member of the Bundestag
Remi Sonaiya
Politician
Brooke Pinto
Member of the Council of the District of Columbia
David Carlucci
Former New York State Senator
Chad Brown
American horse trainer
Charles A. Ellwood
American sociologist
Matt Urban
Samuel Kotz
Author
William Keeton
American author
Joseph Bruchac
American writer
John S. Wold
American Politician
Charles Frederick Millspaugh
American botanist
William Willard Ashe
American botanist
Yrjö Neuvo
Bruce Dohrenwend
American epidemiologist
Grant DePorter
Restaurateur
Tom Tunney
City of Chicago Alderman
Iain M. Johnstone
Australian statistician
Carlos Mendoza Davis
Former Governor of Baja California Sur
Katie Fry Hester
Maryland State Senator
James A. Roe
American Politician
Edwin Jackson Kyle
Former United States Ambassador to Guatemala
Angela Kepler
New Zealand naturalist
Fatimah Jackson
American biologist
Robert Marshak
American physicist
Douglas Osheroff
American physicist
Donald P. Greenberg
Computer scientist
Andrew Biemiller
Author
Brian Ferlin
Ice hockey right wing
Jesse Orin Creech
Aircraft pilot
