University of Wisconsin-Madison
The University of Wisconsin–Madison is a public research university in Madison, Wisconsin. Founded when Wisconsin achieved statehood in 1848, UW–Madison is the official state university of Wisconsin, and the flagship campus of the University of Wisconsin System.
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Gilbert Geis
American criminologist
Cole Harris
Canadian geographer
Carlos Castillo-Chavez
Mexican-American mathematician
Ivan Alexis Canay
Bissiere
Academic
Robert Lieber
American academic
Jim Carey
Ice hockey player
Bette Gordon
American filmmaker
Willard Waterman
American character actor
Jason Crow
United States Representative
Dallas Willard
American philosopher
Jason Doering
American football player
Jack Coan
American football quarterback
Patrick Forscher
Researcher
Lisa Graumlich
Steven Zimmerman
American chemist
Bruce Nauman
American artist
Mohammed Ahmed
Canadian long-distance runner
Alvin Ott
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Donovan Raiola
American coach
Alicia Monson
American long-distance runner
Ewald O. Stiehm
American football player
Kay Koplovitz
American businesswoman
Kathleen M. Brown
American historian
Suzy Favor Hamilton
American former middle-distance runner
Red Wilson
Baseball player
Nicholas Wahl
American historian
David Der-wei Wang
Literary historian
Lisa Goodman
Actress
Mike Wilkinson
American former professional basketball player
Linus Weissbach
Ice hockey player
Tom Gilbert
Ice hockey defenseman
Gene Amdahl
American architect
Anne Kelly Knowles
American geographer
David Kinley
Economist
Neil Fligstein
American sociologist
Nienke Oomes
Economist
Danez Smith
Poet
Jean Toomer
American poet
Chris Tallman
American actor
André De Shields
American actor
Terrell Fletcher
American football player
Thomas J. McCormick
Historian
Corinna Everson
American bodybuilder
Glenn Grothman
United States Representative
Thomas Hines
American architectural historian
Edward Kitsis
American screenwriter
