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 69
Samuel Wolcott
American missionary
Lawrence Richardson Jr.
American historian
Max Millikan
American economist and professor
Olga A. Timoshenko
Frederick Converse Beach
Lyman A. Cotten
Stephen Hosmer
Titus Hosmer's son
Preston Gibson
Playwright
Wayne Chatfield-Taylor
Former United States Under Secretary of Commerce
Thomas C. Mendenhall
Author
Hyungsik Moon
Economist
Donald Kimelman
Journalist
Sara E. Lister
Former General Counsel of the Army of the United States
S. Parker Gilbert
David O. Stewart
American author
Charlotte Fairbanks
American medical doctor
Lionel Pearson
Historian
Natasha Zupan
Artist
Kim Swennen
Software engineer
Douglass Adair
American historian
Pauline Snedden Sears
Psychologist
Melvin A. Cook
American chemist
Ray Loring
American musical composer
Henry C. McDowell Jr.
Former Judge ‧ Henry Clay McDowell's son
Paul S. Willen
Author
Richard Law
Former Judge
Albert Francis Judd Jr.
Lawyer ‧ Albert Francis Judd's son
Mark C. Alexander
Dean of the Villanova University School of Law
Theodore William Dwight
American jurist and educator
Louis Warren Hill, Jr.
American Politician ‧ Louis W. Hill's son
William Phelps Eno
American businessman
Edwin Corning Jr.
Former New York State Representative ‧ Edwin Corning's son
Jeremiah Evarts
Missionary
John deKoven Alsop
Former Connecticut State Representative
Hardie Scott
Former United States Representative
William Nevins Armstrong
Former Attorney General of Hawaii
Annette Insdorf
American historian and author
John Albert Elson
Geologist
Otelia Cromwell
American writer
Henry Rudolph Immerwahr
Karen R. Lawrence
President of the Huntington Library
James Polshek
American architect
Tonio Andrade
American historian
Samuel Isham
American painter
Boudinot Currie Atterbury
Missioner
Hugo Black III
American Politician
Frederick A. Tallmadge
Former New York State Senator ‧ Benjamin Tallmadge's son