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.
Johns Hopkins University People (First 49 people) - Page 4
Michael I. Miller
American data scientist
J. Playfair McMurrich
Jay E. Adams
American author
Jillian Banfield
Professor
W. G. Ernst
American geoscientist
Irving Stringham
American mathematician
Dave Pietramala
Coach
Shawn Nadelen
Lacrosse player
Tracy Sonneborn
American biologist
Constantin Gurdgiev
Russian economist
Edward H. Spicer
American anthropologist
Robert Stephen Ford
American diplomat
Mary Garrard
American art historian
Raymond E. Brown
American priest
Nicole Chung
American writer
George Otto Gey
Biologist
Eric Hooglund
American political scientist
Tishani Doshi
Indian poet
Arlene Raven
Art historian
Leslie KingHammond
Artist-curator
Robert Lawrence Kuhn
Strategist
Scott Marr
American coach
Fred Chernoff
Author
Aklilu Lemma
Ethiopian biologist
Stephen Menn
Professor
Lowery Stokes Sims
American art curator
Harold C Livesay
Author
William Joseph Simmons
American preacher
Herbert McLean Evans
American anatomist
Clifton R. Wharton Jr.
Former United States Deputy Secretary of State
Crazy Legs Conti
American competitive eater
Abdul Ilah Khatib
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Jordan
Arturo Belleza Rotor
Former Executive Secretary of the Philippines
E. Pendleton Herring
Political scientist
Elwood Haynes
American inventor
Florence R. Sabin
American medical scientist
Henry Rogers Seager
American economist
Norman Hackerman
American chemist
Alice Nakamura
Economist
April Glaspie
American diplomat
Arnoldo Gabaldón
Venezuelan Politician
Arthur Yager
Harry Frankfurt
American philosopher
Earl Lovelace
Trinidadian novelist
James Merrell
Professor
Greg Hess
American economist
John E. McLaughlin
