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 18
Joseph Collins (neurologist)
American neurologist
Madeleine Forte
Pianist
Malena Mörling
Swedish-American poet
Manuel Ramos Otero
Puerto Rican author
Martha Nussbaum
American philosopher
McKinley Boston
American football player
Melvin Lax
Physics researcher
Mercedes Roffé
Argentina poet
Michael Jingozian
American entrepreneur
Michel Hastings
Political scientist
Minendra Rijal
Former Minister of Defence of Nepal
Miriam Davenport
American painter
Morton Downey
American singer
Nasir Schon
Nick Collier
Albert Glinsky
American composer
Bud Greenspan
American film director
Oriol Tarragó
Sound designer
Pablo Lopez Luz
Mexican photographer
Park Kwang-chun
South Korean film director
Patrick M. Regan
Professor
Paul Schiff Berman
Higher education teacher
Pearl Abraham
American novelist
Peter Trippi
Agnieszka Wojtowicz-Vosloo
Polish filmmaker
Denise Jefferson
Dancer
Dorothy McGahee Braudy
Artist
Elena Kolpachikova
Actress
Félix González-Torres
American visual artist
Frederic Tuten
American novelist
Friedrich Heinrich Kern
German composer
Tien-Yu Fu
Screenwriter
Chen Chih-chung
Taiwanese politician
Judd Harris
American singer
Rachel Haot
American businesswoman
Richard Campagna
Robert Jospé
American drummer
Robert Lima
Uruguayan soccer player
Robin J. Hayes
Film director
Robyn Mundell
Writer
Ron Broder
Swiss musician
Feiping Chang
Socialite
Seo Jin-ah
Race queen
Keiko Ibi
Film director
Kirsten Bakis
American novelist
Arthur George Klein
Former United States Representative
Evelyn Handler
