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 25
Elizabeth Gill
Director
John Henry Merryman
Legal scholar
Riva Castleman
American art historian
Rachel Chavkin
American theatre director
Frode Krohg
Scenographer
Charles Reznikoff
American poet
John Forté
American musician
Maria Arrillaga
Puerto Rican poet
Apoorva Mandavilli
American journalist
James H. Brickley
Justice
Michael Mayer
German historian
Antonino Roman
Former Member of the Philippines House of Representatives
Saul Berman
Rabbi
Camillo Gonsalves
Politician
Abraham Foxman
American lawyer
Nicholas S. Vonortas
Higher education teacher
Larry LeSueur
American journalist
D.C. Pierson
American comedian
Ted Robert Gurr
American author
Lawrence J. DeNardis
Former United States Representative
Elijah Ward
U.S. congressman
Kofi Koranteng
Ghanaian Politician
Hsinchun Chen
Computer scientist
Vincent Leibell
Former New York State Senator
David Chase
American filmmaker
Kandice Pelletier
Designer
Charles DeLisi
American biomedical scientist
Carol Bove
American artist
Ahron Soloveichik
Rabbi
Frank Piasecki
Engineer
Stanley Osher
American mathematician
Gaurav Gogoi
Deputy Leader of the Indian National Congress in the Lok Sabha
A. Oakey Hall
Former Mayor of New York City
Charles Kalme
American-Latvian chess master
Hulda Thorisdottir
Author
David Hajdu
American columnist
Jocelyn Wang
Actress
Stephen Spinella
American stage actor
Steven Fulop
Mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey
Arthur W. Dennis
Former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island
Michael McKean
American actor
James Lopez Watson
Former Judge
Alexandra Munroe
Author
Yolanda King
American activist
Delroy Lindo
Actor
Chen Li-an
Former Minister of National Defense of the Republic of China
Harry Elfont
American screenwriter
