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 21
Shinji Moon
Poet
Deborah R. Cochran
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Dorothy Rabinowitz
American journalist
Leigh Behnke
American painter
Marcia Resnick
American photographer
Jerome Kass
American screenwriter
Lauren Singer
Kaz Firpo
Film director
Evan Daugherty
American screenwriter
Howard Austen
American writer
Rachel Sennott
American actress
Giullian Yao Gioiello
American actor
Suzanne Joyce Savary
American Politician
Sara Eisen
News anchor
Glenn Fleshler
American actor
Michael Gandolfini
James Gandolfini's son
Alexander Soros
George Soros' son
Max Keiser
American broadcaster
Virginia Heinlein
American chemist
Christina Hoff Sommers
American author
Toi Derricotte
American poet
Nydia Velázquez
United States Representative
Max Vernon
American composer
Pierre Mohnen
Economist
Will Roland
American actor
Nancy Travis
American actress
Gary Scott Thompson
American screenwriter
Julius Onah
American-Nigerian filmmaker
Ryan Sommers Baum
Actor
Nicole Perlman
American screenwriter
Barbara Branden
American-Canadian writer
Tibor Kalman
Graphic designer
Henry Bronchtein
American director
Lee Orloff
American audio engineer
Stephen Flaherty
American composer
Bart Freundlich
American film director
Jeffrey Sneider
Film critic
Stanley Stahl
American banker
Boaz Yakin
American screenwriter
Iris Apfel
American businesswoman
Annette Charles
American actress
Martin Brest
American film director
Nastia Liukin
American gymnast
Paris Themmen
American former actor
Harry Ford
American actor
Nomi Prins
American author
Brett Morgen
American filmmaker
