Johns Hopkins University
The Johns Hopkins University is an American private research university in Baltimore, Maryland. Founded in 1876, the university was named for its first benefactor, the American entrepreneur, abolitionist, and philanthropist Johns Hopkins.
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Charles McLean Andrews
American historian
Gabrielle M. Spiegel
American historian
Caragh M. O'Brien
Author
Akshay Oberoi
American actor
Josiah Royce
American philosopher
David Noel Freedman
American author
Phillis Levin
American poet
Frederick Jackson Turner
American historian
Simon Flexner
Physician
Thomas Milton Rivers
American bacteriologist
Oliver Lanard Fassig
American meteorologist
Fielding Hudson Garrison
Historian
Michael M. J. Fischer
Professor
Albion Woodbury Small
University teacher
Mary Robison
American short story writer
John Woodland Hastings
Biologist
Victor A. McKusick
American internist
Jamie Eldridge
Massachusetts State Senator
Michael Burlingame
American historian
Sandra Aamodt
Pengarang
Jenna K. Moran
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Kristopher Jansma
American fiction writer
William K. George
Duane Graveline
American physician
Alfred Sommer
American epidemiologist
Julia Driver
Philosopher
Juan Pablo Pérez Alfonzo
Former Minister of the Popular Power for Planning of the Venezuelan government
Mary Varney Rorty
Author
W. Norman Brown
Frank Jewett Mather
American art critic
Ernesto Madero
Mexican banker
Clifford Goldstein
American author
Jonathan M. Hess
Lyman James Briggs
American engineer
douglas southall freeman
American historian
Ogobara Doumbo
Malian researcher
Harry Bhandari
Maryland State Delegate
Norman Golb
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Matthew E. May
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Peter Kolchin
American historian
Charles Hillman Brough
Former Governor of Arkansas
Robert G. Sachs
American physicist
Jan Anthonie Bruijn
Stephen Stetler
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George Wackenhut
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Bertram WyattBrown
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Joanna Zeiger
American olympic athlete
