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.
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Abigail DeVille
Artist
Bryan Wolf
Art historian
Miguel Mancera
Mexican economist
Douglas MacArthur II
Former United States Ambassador to Austria
Ted McWhinney
Canadian lawyer
Łukasz Długosz
Flutist
Jenni Sorkin
Art historian
Kit Mc Clure
Jazz musician
Leo Braudy
Critic
Alfred W. McCoy
American historian
Vance C. McCormick
Former Mayor of Harrisburg
John McHale
British artist
Janet Catherine Berlo
American art historian
Eric Winer
Oncologist
Eric Ciaramella
Ajoy Velayudhan
Lawrence Kramer
American musicologist
Harry Kleiner
American screenwriter
Jack Heinz
American executive
Jerome P. Kenney
Executive
Sheila Ford Hamp
Marcella Nunez-Smith
American physician
Wally Adeyemo
United States Deputy Secretary of the Treasury
Chukwudi Iwuji
Nigerian-British actor
Bernard Cecil Cohen
American political scientist
Michael Craig-Martin
Irish artist
Lawrence B. Gibbs
Waldo Frank
American novelist
William Pitt Lynde
Former United States Representative
Chengting T. Wang
Foreign minister
John D. Negroponte
Director of National Intelligence of the United States
Oran R. Young
Author
Jamie H. D. Cate
Researcher
Sara Nelson
American editor
Gerald K. Helleiner
Canadian author
Porter J. Goss
Former Director of the Central Intelligence Agency
Brooke Simmons
Researcher
John T. Croxton
Attorney
Richard A. Moore
Former United States Ambassador to Ireland
Katherine Tai
United States Trade Representative
Tong Kwo On
Diplomat
Carol Troyen
Author
John J. Conger
American psychologist
Tam David-West
Nigerian academic
Lawrence Scahill
Researcher
Harry Gunnison Brown
Economist
Dyer Ball
Missionary