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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Asad Q. Ahmed
Author
Joshua Steiner
Leslie Greengard
American mathematician
Corey Robin
American journalist
Georgia Benkart
American mathematician
Jonathan Rothberg
American scientist
Ulysses Kay
American composer
Margaret W. Ferguson
Writer
Manuel Rocha
American diplomat
Leon Plantinga
American musicologist
Pavel Etingof
American mathematician
Enrico Colantoni
Canadian actor
Henry H. Fowler
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Alvin Singleton
Composer
William Brainard
American economist
Roy D. Chapin Jr.
Roy D. Chapin's son
John King Jr.
Former United States Secretary of Education
Bathsheba Grossman
American artist
Kuniko Inoguchi
Japanese political scientist
James A. Joseph
United States Ambassador to South Africa
David Brainerd
Missionary
Mark L. Wolf
Judge
Ana Mari Cauce
President of the University of Washington
William Thompson Sedgwick
Teacher
David A. Moss
Writer
Marshall Hall
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Sarah Burns
American author
Marie Gottschalk
Writer
Ellen Gleditsch
Norwegian chemist
Ronald H. Spector
Military historian
B. Frank Heintzleman
American forester
Raghavan Varadarajan
Biophysicist
James Watson
American molecular biologist
Douglas C. Wallace
Geneticist
Chavanond Intarakomalyasut
Nicky Downs
Soccer player
Scooter Libby
American lawyer
Kate Bowler
Writer
Peter Machinist
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John A. Danaher
Former United States Senator
Judy Pfaff
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Roger Shepard
American author
John M. Schiff
American banker
Ernest Lawrence
American physicist
Makai Mason
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Rachelle Gaudet
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David Burrell
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