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 37
Thomas Spencer
American physicist
John Erick Dowdle
American film director
Michael L. Brown
American radio host
Steven S. Honigman
American lawyer
Sara Blecher
South African director
David Puente
TV producer
Brian Ash
American film producer
Raymond Sackler
American physician
Regie Cabico
American poet
Laurent Tirard
French film director
Leo Villareal
American artist
Eugene Braunwald
Austrian-American cardiologist
Frank Bonilla
American author
James Cracchiolo
Chief Executive Officer of Ameriprise Financial
Forrest Wheeler
American actor
Joshua Rifkin
American conductor
Peter Krause
American actor
A.V. Rockwell
American film director
Louis Pauly
Economist
Shimon Peres
Former Prime Minister of Israel
Victor H. Moll
American mathematician
Armond Budish
Former County Executive of Cuyahoga County
Gideon Patt
Israeli Politician
Louis Leterrier
French film director
Renard Sexton
Edward Sagarin
American writer
Vivian Lee
American radiologist
Ivan Corwin
Professor of mathematics
Joseph J. Sitt
American investor
George Segal
American painter
Ben Shahn
American artist
On Barak
Historian
Tom Stevens
Canadian actor
Dan Baum
American journalist
Bernard Newman
Former Judge
Dalton Conley
American sociologist
Robert Cicchini
American film actor
Alan Wertheimer
Author
Jennifer Fan
Herb Klein
Former United States Representative
Herman Branson
American physicist
Rich Tran
Politician
Bernard Revel
Rabbi
Pedro Pascal
Chilean-American actor
Paul Atzberger
Harvey Golub
American businessman
Glenn S. Gerstell
American lawyer
