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 5
Kotaro Shimomura
Japanese engineer
Louis R. Harlan
American historian
Marco Antonio Núñez
Former President of the Chamber of Deputies of Chile
Mason Andrews
Politician
Michael Detlefsen
Philosopher
Miguel Castilla
Former Minister of Economy and Finance of Peru
Anita Silvers
Philosopher
Norman René
American theatre director
Pavel Bém
Former Mayor of Prague
Christine Ladd-Franklin
American psychologist
Megan Morrone
Writer
Pilar Shimizu
Breaststroke swimmer
Leslie Delatour
Haitian economist
Stephen Peyser
Thomas Gordon Dixon
Political leader
William F. Willoughby
Author
Gabriel P. Weisberg
American art historian
Mehmet Ferden Çarıkçı
Former Turkish Ambassador to Austria
Nadja Durbach
Author
Yūjirō Motora
Psychologist
Yoon Young-kwan
South Korean Politician
ed Ross
Author
James F. Fries
Author
Ina Drew
Machen
Musical artist
Jeong H. Kim
American businessman
F. Unger
Jim McPherson
Andrew Spielman
American entomologist
Alice Mann
Former Minnesota State Representative
Jenny Lin
Actress
Sergio Espejo
Former Minister of Transport and Telecommunications of Chile
Ruth DeFries
Environmental geographer
Paul De Grauwe
Belgian economist
Judith Hall
American poet
Susan K. McComas
Maryland State Representative
Dave McClure
Entrepreneur
Amy McGrath
American fighter pilot
Tomaz Salomão
Former Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Mozambique
Þórunn Sveinbjarnardóttir
Icelandic Politician
Maggie McIntosh
Former Maryland State Delegate
Antonia C. Novello
Former United States Surgeon General
Anna Granville Hatcher
American linguist
Kenneth H. Keller
Chemical engineer
James B. Jacobs
Bader Al-Dafa
Joan Benach
Researcher