Yale University
Yale University is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, Yale is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
Yale University People (First 49 people) - Page 20
Wardell Milan
American visual artist
JoAnne Kloppenburg
Judge
Mignon Talbot
American paleontologist
James Camp Tappan
American Politician
Paul Monod
Professor
Charles S. Whitehouse
Former United States Ambassador to Laos ‧ Sheldon Whitehouse's father
Clint Frank
American football player
Henry S. Graves
John DeFrancis
American linguist
Denison Olmsted
American physicist
Richardson Dilworth
American Politician
William Henry Stiles
Former United States Representative
Neil Howe
American author
Gertrude Chandler Warner
American author
Brian P. Levack
American historian
Harold Agnew
American physicist
Nabil Nahas
Lebanese artist
Wayne A. Meeks
Author
Gerald Grinstein
Businessman
Daniel Okonkwo
Basketball player
Charles Meneveau
Rosson Crow
American artist
Phillip Cary
American philosopher
Dudley Allen Sargent
Educator
James W. Husted
Politician
Gideon Tomlinson
Former United States Senator
Donald J. Irwin
U. S. representative
Roy Messing
American goalkeeper
Tamer Başar
Professor
Zheng Ji
Chinese nutritionist
James Kugel
Author
Sam Mele
American baseball manager
Alexander Farrelly
Former Governor of the United States Virgin Islands
Heidi Hartmann
Economist
Ollie Harrington
American cartoonist
Hayal Pozanti
Artist
David Pilbeam
Professor
Gustavo Petricioli
Former Ambassador of Mexico to the United States of America
Anthony T. Kronman
American writer
Ethan Leib
Author
Richard A. Young
American geneticist
Lawrence A. Alexander
American lawyer
Guðmundur Ingi Guðbrandsson
Member of Althingi
John Varineau
Conductor
Alexander Travis Hawthorn
Commanding officer
Phoebe Stanz
Ice hockey forward
George E. Kimball
American professor
