Brandeis University
Brandeis University is an American private research university in Waltham, Massachusetts, 9 miles west of Boston. Founded in 1948 as a non-sectarian, coeducational institution sponsored by the Jewish community, Brandeis was established on the site of the former Middlesex University.
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Jonathan Newman
British filmmaker
Shulamit Reinharz
Professor
Dan Morgenstern
Writer
Robin Weigert
American television actress
Y. Michal Bodemann
Sociologist
Richard Lerman
Composer
Nathan J. Robinson
Author
Gustavo Gelpí
Judge
Michael Ratner
American attorney
Mitch Albom
American author
Sally Engle Merry
American anthropologist
Robert Barsky
Author
Perry A. Frey
Geir Haarde
Former Prime Minister of Iceland
Faruk, Loğoğlu
Former Member of the National Assembly of Türkiye
John T. Lis
Professor
Paul Anastas
American scientist
Caren Turner
Attorney
Adam Kepecs
Researcher
Donald J. Cohen
American psychiatrist
Osman Faruk Loğoğlu
Turkish diplomat
Fatima Mernissi
Moroccan writer
haile menkerios
Eritrean diplomat
Neal Bermas
Businessperson
Ira P. Rothken
American attorney
Edward Rothstein
American music critic
Wayne Horowitz
Kanaka Rajan
Neuroscientist
Negar Mortazavi
Iranian-American journalist
Larry Selinker
Professor
Christina Hoff Sommers
American author
Frances McCullough
Author
Jonathan Dordick
Chemical engineer
Barbara Rachelson
Vermont State Representative
Sonya Taaffe
American author
Nadia Hashimi
Novelist
Denise Harlow
American Politician
David Lester
Psychologist
Richard Brodsky
Former New York State Representative
Sam Shankland
American chess grandmaster
Lisa Dyson
Physicist
Jeanne Guillemin
American anthropologist
Ann Arvin
Division Chief of the Stanford Pediatric Infectious Diseases
Scott Wheeler
Movie director
Michelle Fine
American author
Stanley Brooks
American film producer
Carly Phillips
American author