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.
Yale University People (First 49 people) - Page 63
Jacqueline Gottlieb
Researcher
Satya Bhabha
British-American actor
Mary Miller Musician
Director general of Bergen National Opera
Hunter Biden
American attorney
Michael Cerveris
American actor
Sada Jacobson
American fencer
Jan Eliasberg
American film director
Michael R. Reich
American political scientist
Anthony Johnstone
Lawyer
Ming Tsai
American restaurateur
Antoinette Burton
American historian
Ann Packer
Olympic athlete
Geoffrey Hartman
Literary critic
Nicholas Bagley
Author
Nancy Gertner
Judge
Hee Oh
South Korean mathematician
M. Elizabeth Magill
University professor
George Akerlof
American economist
Ruth Schönthal
Pianist
pedro j. rosselló
Former Member of the Puerto Rico Senate
Hashem El-Serag
Palestinian-American medical research
Jake Sullivan
American administrator
Preetha Ram
Writer
Elizabeth Heng
Politician
Maya Shankar
Cognitive scientist
Bruce H. Mann
Professor
Michael Barone
American historian
Kwame Pianim
Economist
Jay Carney
Former White House Press Secretary
David Howarth
British Politician
William McDonough
American architect
David Wooster
American general
Kathleen Kwai Ching Man
American filmmaker
Steven Blier
Musical artist
David P. Calleo
American political scientist
Cari Tuna
Dustin Moskovitz's wife
Lisa Brummel
John Lindsay
Paralympian
Jeffrey Prescott
Charlie Korsmo
American former child actor
Fred Goldberg
Former US Commissioner of Internal Revenue
l.h. meyer
American economist
Gene Sperling
American economist
Rosemarie Zagarri
Historian
lloyd n. cutler
Former White House Counsel
James Woolsey
Former United States Under Secretary of the Navy
Louis Auchincloss
American lawyer
