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.
University Of Wisconsin Madison People (First 49 people) - Page 25
Andrew Napier
Film producer
Paula Marie Winke
Author
William A. Gahl
Geneticist
Carol Myers-Scotton
American linguist
Robert A. Altman
American lawyer
Yasmin Mogahed
Instructor
Debra Katz
Lawyer
Tom Hall Musician
Australian visual artist
Susan B. Empson
Author
Jason Zent
American ice hockey player
Greg Williamson
American poet
Steve Bornstein
Executive
Tom Bernthal
Television producer
Frederick H. Buttel
Sociologist
Michael Sonnenreich
Lawyer
Kenneth M. Stampp
Professor
Leo Burt
Anthony Catanese
President of the Florida Institute of Technology
Albert Jenks
American anthropologist
Keith Ripp
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Milton H. Erickson
American psychiatrist
Ben Street Musician
Canadian ice hockey player
Larry Canada
American football player
John Higham
American historian
Mohammad Sadeghi
Iranian actor
Ira Berlin
American historian
Mario Ramón Beteta
Mexican economist
Jill S. Baron
Researcher
Paul Newbold
British economist
Sherrie Levine
American photographer
Webster E. Brown
U. S. representative
Dyann Wirth
Immunologist
Lois Ehlert
Author
Marisabel Cabrera
Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Matt Adamczyk
American businessman
William S. Harley
American mechanical engineer
William M. Conley
American lawyer
Mari Jo Buhle
American historian
Carol Breckenridge
American author
Chunmiao Zheng
Researcher
Bruce C. Berndt
American mathematician
Jack Cichy
American football linebacker
Jayce Getz
Mathematician
Mike Verstegen
American football player
Paul O. Husting
Former member of the United States Senate
Dave Obey
Former United States Representative
William H. Davidson
Willie G. Davidson's father
