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 24
Francis Burton Harrison
Former United States Representative
Frank Chipasula
Malawian writer
Frank Edwin Egler
Botanist
Frank Gibney
American journalist
Frank L. McVey
Economist
George Keyworth
Greg Sandow
American music critic
Horace Bushnell
American minister
J. Austin Ranney
American political scientist
J. Glenn Beall Jr.
American Politician
Jaime Harrison
Party chair of the Democratic Party
James S. Wadsworth
Politician
Moses Clark White
American missionary
Nile Gardiner
British commentator
Noel Swerdlow
Olu Falae
Former Finance Minister of Nigeria
Albert Fuller
American harpsichordist
Charlotte Barnum
Mathematician
Daniel Squadron
Member of the New York State Senate
Daniel S. Weld
Professor
David Klass
American screenwriter
Dimitri Gutas
American professor
Douglas Schwartz
American television screenwriter
E. Allan Farnsworth
Scholar
Edward Bass
Producer
Eoghan Fitzsimons
Eric Banks
Composer
Fred I. Greenstein
American author
Froelich Rainey
Georg E Lewis
Film director
George B. Arfken
American physicist
George Cardona
American linguist
George Nelson
American physicist
Gordon Gray
Former National Security Advisor of the United States
Charles W. Curtis
Mathematician
J. Gregory Smith
Businessman
Jesús M. de Miguel Rodríguez
Sociologist
Jim Bacchus
American Politician
Dagmar Barnouw
Author
John A. Hartwell
American football player
John B. Goodenough
American scientist
John B. Hollister
Former United States Representative
John Henry Livingston
American minister
John Henry Comstock
Researcher
John Reppy
Physicist
Johnny Broaca
Professional baseball player
Jonas Zdanys
Poet