New York University
New York University is a private research university in New York City. Chartered in 1831 by the New York State Legislature, NYU was founded by a group of New Yorkers led by then-Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin.
New York University People (First 49 people) - Page 33
Aryeh Altman
Israeli Politician
Robert E. Guglielmone
Jesse Dylan
American film director
Becky Kolsrud
Artist
Joshua Hecht
American opera singer
Aubrey Wisberg
American filmmaker
Dick Barnett
American former basketball player
Seymour Lipschutz
Author
Jenny R. Yang
Chairperson of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Tina Russell
Pornographic film actor
George James Tsunis
United States Ambassador to Greece
Philip S. Yu
American computer scientist
Martin Tytell
Rachel Hilson
American actress
Harvey Frommer
Author
Jon Freeman
American psychologist
Bill Etra
Visual artist
Amy Sillman
Visual artist
Francine Shapiro
American psychologist
J. J. Stevenson
American geoscientist
Michael J. Bronson
Surgeon
Luce López-Baralt
Essayist
Diana DeGette
United States Representative
Hernán Díaz
Writer
Jack Shonkoff
American pediatrician
Mark Heyman
American screenwriter
Zach Dean
Screenwriter
Danai Gurira
Zimbabwean-American actress
David Javerbaum
American comedy writer
Chad Beguelin
American playwright
Vella Lovell
American actress
Ann Napolitano
Author
J. William Middendorf
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
George Shapiro
American talent manager
Gerry Bamman
American actor
Sara Colangelo
American film director
Taylor Schilling
American actress
Philip Gelatt
American film director
Aubrey Plaza
American actress
Thomas Chatterton Williams
American cultural critic
Nicholas Jarecki
American film director
Jeffrey Wright
American actor
Maria Bartiromo
American journalist
Derek Connolly
American screenwriter
Aline Brosh McKenna
American screenwriter
Amirah Vann
American actress
Gaelan Connell
American actor
