New York University
New York University is a private research university in New York City. Chartered in 1831 by the New York State Legislature, NYU was founded by a group of New Yorkers led by then-Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin.
New York University People (First 49 people) - Page 17
Helen Schucman
American clinical psychologist
Henry Noble MacCracken
Hwee Hwee Tan
Singaporean writer
J. Buzz Von Ornsteiner
Psychologist
James A. Cullimore
Missionary
Jay Papasan
Writer
Cal Ramsey
American professional basketball player
Moshe Zorman
Israeli composer
Nanfu Wang
Chinese filmmaker
Natalia Dyer
American actress
Noël Carroll
American philosopher
Olufemi Terry
Writer
Adam GOLDBERG
American character actor
Adam Marcus
American film director
Alev Coşkun
Politician
Arthur Berger
American composer
Blythe Howard
Actress
Bob Eick
Financier
Daniel Karaty
Dan Karaty's son
Ed Yost
American inventor
Eugene Garbee
American football coach
Francesc Relea
Film director
Francine Beppu
Television actor
Drew Halfmann
American sociologist
Adele Faber
American author
Harold Geneen
American businessman
Henry Grunwald
Former United States Ambassador to Austria
Hisham Bizri
Film director
Inés Temple
Peruvian businesswoman
Jay Weston
American film producer
Jeanne Liotta
American visual artist
Jeffrey Lesser
Music producer
Joey Fink
Soccer player
Johannes Wieland
Choreographer
John Henry MacCracken
Henry MacCracken's son
Dalia Sofer
American writer
José Garriga Picó
Politician
Arturo Herrera Gutiérrez
Mexican economist
Kate Valk
Theater actor
Kendra Ross
American singer-songwriter
Kristoffer Diaz
American playwright
Léa Salamé
Lebanese-French journalist
Linda Wolfe
American journalist
Luce LópezBaralt
Professor
Luis Ávalos
Cuban character actor
Luis Pazos
Lyman Abbott
American theologian
