Harvard University
Harvard University is a private Ivy League research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1636 as Harvard College and named for its first benefactor, the Puritan clergyman John Harvard, it is the oldest institution of higher learning in the United States.
Harvard University People (First 49 people) - Page 40
Sarah Albee
Author
Julius Getman
Historian
Karen Ordahl Kupperman
American historian
Kwame Gyekye
Ghanaian philosopher
Susan Pedersen
Historian
John McLean Musician
Former United States Postmaster General
Neil Sheehy
American-Canadian ice hockey player
Eric Ellenbogen
Sue Minter
Vermont State Representative
William Coolidge Lane
American librarian
Bruce H. Mahan
Physical chemist
Anita Goel
Physicist
Jack R. Norton
American chemist
Walter D. Edmonds
American writer
Frank Kameny
American activist
Stephen Gageler
Justice
Nina Baym
American literary critic
Philip F. Gura
Historian
Nathan Huggins
American historian
Trey Lee Chuiyee
Cellist
Muhammad Khan Achakzai
Former Governor of Balochistan
Mary Jane Patterson
Ian Affleck
Canadian physicist
Erick Weinberg
Physicist
David J. Griffiths
Physicist
Florencio Abad
Former Secretary of Education of Philippines
Onofre Corpuz
Filipino academic
Armand Fabella
Filipino businessman
Nancy Shatzman Steinhardt
Art historian
Thomas S. Ray
Computer scientist
Joshua Boger
Joe Oliver
American baseball manager
David Nelms
American businessman
Michael J. Astrue
Former Commissioner of the United States Social Security Administration
Roger H. Gordon
American economist
Bion Tsang
American cellist
Petr Lom
Film director
Heywood Broun
American journalist
Dan Chiasson
American poet
Daniel Treisman
Political scientist
Eileen McDonagh
American political scientist
Mark D. Fabiani
American political strategist
Giles Constable
Medieval historian
Stuart A. Rice
American chemist
Tanner Anderson
American baseball athlete
Philip Kim
South Korean physicist
Robyn Dawes
American psychologist
