Cornell University
Cornell University is a private Ivy League statutory land-grant research university based in Ithaca, New York. The university was founded in 1865 by Ezra Cornell and Andrew Dickson White.
Cornell University People (First 49 people) - Page 32
William Pugh
American computer scientist
Menas Kafatos
American physicist
W. Russell Neuman
Andrew Kopkind
American journalist
Damon Centola
Sociologist
Peter Lindseth
Professor
Ron Altbach
Composer
Don Cameron
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Barbara Bergmann
Economist
Aseema Mohanty
Researcher
Jennifer Tour Chayes
Computer science researcher
James R. Millar
American economist
Sam Gold
American theatre director
Pedro A. Sanchez
Professor
William H. Schlesinger
Biographer
Lewis C. Cantley
American biologist
Eric Haines
American software engineer
Elizabeth Nabel
American cardiologist
Howard Dayton
Tom Doak
Golf course architect
Cutler J. Cleveland
Author
Jiro Yamaguchi
Musical artist
Michael J. Sofia
Scientist
Elvira Dyangani Ose
Art curator
Thomas L. Dumm
Writer
Gerald B. Appel
Medical doctor and nephrologist
Jianbo Shi
Computer scientist
Robert Pappalardo
Researcher
Amy Karle
American artist
Joseph Nechvatal
American digital artist
A. B. Morrison Jr.
American football player
Jeremy O'Grady
Editor
Psyche Cattell
American psychologist
Julie Dorsey
Computer scientist
David A Muller
Researcher
Diana E. Forsythe
Anthropologist
John C. Lahey
American architect
John M. Olin
American businessman and philanthropist
Martha Constantine-Paton
Neuroscientist
Robert Folkenflik
Higher education teacher
Julie Hilden
American novelist and lawyer
Floyd K. Richtmyer
Physicist
Florence Bagley
American psychologist
Martha Van Rensselaer
Economist
Frances A. Rosamond
Australian computer scientist
Jorge A. Suárez
Linguist
Björn Edström
Sigfrid Edström's son
