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 54
Alice Harris
American linguist
Millicent Todd
American geographer
Charles Segal
American interpreter
Paul Gebhard
American anthropologist
JoAnn E. Manson
American physician
Daniel M. Master
Archaeologist
Christopher Gore
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Roy MacLaren
Former Minister of National Revenue of Canada
Laurence Bergreen
American historian
Lincoln MacVeagh
Former United States Ambassador to Greece
Tyler VanderWeele
Professor
Ira M. Lapidus
Professor
Andrew Chael
José Nicanor Gonzáles Quijano
Former Minister of Production of Peru
Charles Paine
Former Governor of Vermont
Timothy Noah
Writer
Nazrin Shah of Perak
Sultan of Perak
Mohammedbin Nawwafbin Abdulaziz
John M. Fogg Jr.
Botanist
Oswald Tippo
Botanist
Edward W. Said
Academic
Hamilton E James
American businessman
Hanford MacNider
Former United States Assistant Secretary of War
John Daugman
American professor
Roberto DaMatta
Brazilian anthropologist
Gerhard O. Forde
Theologian
Vusal Huseynov (Vüsal Hüseyinov)
Public official
John G Proakis
Author
Jean Kwok
American author of novels
John McGinnis
Professor
Louis Sass
Lindsey Scherf
Michele LaFountain
Newscaster
William J. McGill
American psychologist
Catherine D. DeAngelis
Pediatrician
Patrick McNally
Football player
Arlene Ash
Statistician
John Womack
American historian
Le Duc Thuy
Politician
Antonio Álvarez Desanti
Former Deputy of the Legislative Assembly of Costa Rica
Deirdre McCloskey
Professor
Robert A. McCaughey
Author
Craig R. McKinley
General
John Thomas McCarthy
Ambassador
Bill McKibben
American environmentalist
Mateja Vraničar Erman
Former Minister of Finance of the Republic of Slovenia
Raymond William Baker
Author
