Miami University
Miami University is a public research university in Oxford, Ohio. The university was founded in 1809, although classes were not held until 1824. Miami University is the second-oldest university in Ohio and the 10th oldest public university in the United States.
Miami University People (First 49 people) - Page 4
Louis E. Strigari
Researcher
Steve Driehaus
Former United States Representative
Janet Greenip
Former Maryland State Senator
Michael Cabonargi
Commissioner of Cook County Board of Review
John Busing
Former American football player
Lee Nak-hoon
South Korean actor
John Stuart Williams
Former Kentucky State Representative
John Alexander Anderson
Former United States Representative
Bernard Kincaid
Former Mayor of Birmingham
Stephen Mandel
American manager
Gibson Atherton
Former United States Representative
Patricia Bauer
Professor
Chung Un-chan
Former Prime Minister of South Korea
Arnold Newman
American photographer
Melissa Wintrow
State Senator of Idaho
Edith Evans Asbury
American journalist
P. J. O'Rourke
American satirist
Tommy Wingels
Ice hockey player
Nancy J. Parezo
Anthropologist
Shelby Linville
American basketball player
Nobby Wirkowski
American football player
Jacob Bell
American football guard
Joe Galat
American football player
Kirk Baily
American actor
Bruce Downey
CEO of Barr Pharmaceuticals
Austin Czarnik
Ice hockey center
Louie Belpedio
Ice hockey defenseman
James S. Kemper
Former United States Ambassador to Brazil
Brian Savage
Canadian ice hockey player
Scott D Farmer
Executive
Randy Walker
American football player
Bill Arnsparger
American football coach
Walter Wangerin
American author
John Weld Peck II
Former Judge
Sharon Draper
American children's writer
Oliver Hazard Perry Throck Morton
Former Governor of Indiana
Margaret Peterson Haddix
American writer
Alan McElroy
American screenwriter
Sean Kuraly
Ice hockey player
Warren Samuels
American economist
Rob Carpenter
American football player ‧ Bobby Carpenter's father
Jean Olson Lanjouw
American economist
Rita Dove
American poet
Oliver P. Morton
Former Governor of Indiana
John Backe
Executive producer
Dwight Merriman
American executive
Catalina Lauf
Politician
