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 89
Frederick George Bromberg
Former Alabama state senator
Eddison Zvobgo
Lawyer
Rachel Mayanja
Ugandan lawyer
Timothy S. Sullivan
Commanding officer
Richard Lloyd Anderson
American author
David Fairbank White
Journalist
Marcial Lichauco
Filipino author
Henry J Bruton
Author
Norman Holland
American literary critic
Eric Van Wincoop
Economist
David Gregory Ebin
Mathematician
Annie Liang
Economist
Ann Bermingham
Art historian
Walter Forbes
American executive
Frank A. Sloan
Economist
Walter W. Magee
Former United States Representative
William H. Perry
Former State Senator of South Carolina
Robert W. Brooks
Mathematician
Jose Pinera
Former Labor and Social Security Minister of Chile
Adam Szeidl
Economist
Frederick G. Fleetwood
Former Secretary of State of Vermont
Aaron Bancroft
American author ‧ George Bancroft's father
Bradford Cannon
Doctor
David Bonderman
Chairperson of TPG Capital
Dirk Edward Ziff
James L. Medoff
Economist
Tyler Clites
University teacher
Dimitrios Kontoyiannis
Medical doctor
P. W. Singer
American political scientist
James Boyd White
American literary critic
John R. Pringle
Author
Lawrence Steinman
Academic
William Francis Mackey
Linguist
Thomas Modly
Former United States Under Secretary of the Navy
John M. Chambers
Author
Joseph Ransohoff
Neurosurgeon
Jay P. Greene
Michael Gibson
Author
Michael Schwartz
Film producer
Chung Eui-yong
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of South Korea
Miles Kimball
American economist
Minoru Terada
Japanese Politician
Paul Christoph Mangelsdorf
American botanist
Paul Garabedian
Mathematician
Paul Haviland
French-American photographer
James M. Freeman
American anthropologist
Harry Eckstein
American author
