The University of Chicago
The University of Chicago is a private research university in Chicago, Illinois. The university is composed of an undergraduate college, various graduate programs and interdisciplinary committees organized into five academic research divisions and seven professional schools.
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Mack Gipson
Geoscientist
Sunil Golwala
Researcher
Richard R. Taylor
Surgeon
Rex Sinquefield
American businessman
Charles Arthur Bowsher
Businessman
Diane Brentari
American linguist
Louis Kriesberg
Author
Edward C. Eicher
Paul Costa Jr
American psychologist
John Allman
American neuroscientist
Leroy Waterman
Archaeologist
Joseph Banks Rhine
American botanist
Gabriella Coleman
Anthropologist
Dumarsais Simeus
matti e. e. virén
Economist
Roman Hruska
Former U.S. senator
Mark Lewis Taylor
David Novak
Theologian
Alexander Spoehr
American anthropologist
Jamila Michener
Author
Kent V. Flannery
American archaeologist
Seth Stammler
American soccer player
Franklin Zimring
American criminologist
Wálter Guevara
Bolivian statesman
Viola Burnham
Former Vice-President of Guyana
John William Chapman
Former Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
Arnold Jacob Wolf
Rabbi
Charles Joseph Chamberlain
American botanist
Carroll Lane Fenton
Geologist
Benjamin V. Cohen
Lawyer
Mark E. Recktenwald
Chief Justice
Ezzat Negahban
Iranian archaeologist
Victor Lavy
Petra Todd
Economist
stanley a. cain
Botanist
Paul Wolfowitz
Former United States Deputy Secretary of Defense
James P. Pope
Former member of the United States Senate
Horace Mann Towner
Former Governor of Puerto Rico
Jorge Illueca
Former President of Panama
Juan Andrés Fontaine Talavera
Former Minister of Economy, Development and Reconstruction of Chile
Carlos Massad
Former President of the Central Bank of Chile
Roy Wagner
American anthropologist
Robert Redfield
American anthropologist
J. Victor Koschmann
Donald Collier
Archaeologist
Courtney Hall
American football player
Edward White Patterson
U.S. representative
