Yale University
Yale University is a private Ivy League research university in New Haven, Connecticut. Founded in 1701, Yale is the third-oldest institution of higher education in the United States and one of the nine colonial colleges chartered before the American Revolution.
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David Kemp
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Richard B. Hays
American professor
Philip T. Hoffman
Author
Carrie Nye
American actress
L. Michael White
American biblical scholar
Eric Tagliacozzo
Historian
Sarah Finn
Casting director
Bernt Hagtvet
Norwegian political scientist
Hyon Gak Sunim
Author
Cargill MacMillan Jr.
American businessman
Eve Blau
Designer
Brian Kobilka
American physiologist
George Whipple
American physician
Antonio Pellicer
Chairperson of the IVI
J. Edward Meyer
Former New York State Representative
Larry Guth
Professor of mathematics
Dana L. Robert
Author
Betsy Levy Paluck
Psychologist
Samuel Stanhope Smith
Minister
Roger Kimball
American art critic
Katy Grannan
American photographer
Carol M. Swain
Professor
William A. Henry III
American cultural critic
Warren Hymer
American theatre actor
Laurel Nakadate
American artist
Lint Barrage
Researcher
James M. Lindsay
Author
Olga Malea
Director
Steve Vladeck
Lawyer
Yeh Jiunn-rong
Former Minister of Education of the Republic of China
Vanessa Kerry
American physician ‧ John Kerry's daughter
Mitchell H. Katz
Chief Executive Officer of NYC Health + Hospitals
Bertram Boltwood
Chemist
Steven Reiss
American psychologist
Richard Feigen
American art dealer
Wilhelmina Wright
Judge
Esther Choo
Emergency physician
Susan Gibney
American actress
Carlo Rotella
American non-fiction writer
Alex Jacob
Former professional poker player
A. D. White
Former New York State Senator
Jonathan D. Cohen
American psychologist
Vera M. Kutzinski
American academic
Lewis L. Gould
Historian
Lawrence Schimel
American writer
Philip Moon
American actor
Aaron Wildavsky
American political scientist
