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This is a list of notable current and former faculty members, alumni, and non-graduating attendees of
Indiana University Bloomington in
Bloomington, Indiana .
Presidents of Indiana University
Andrew Wylie
Academics
R.J.Q. Adams , B.S., 1965, professor of British history at
Texas A&M University
Elijah Anderson , Sterling Professor of Sociology and of African American Studies at
Yale University
Richard T. Antoun ,
professor emeritus of anthropology at
Binghamton University
Jason Beckfield (PhD), Professor of Sociology at
Harvard University
[1]
Metin Boşnak (BA in Comparative Literature, 1990), Turkish linguist and academic
Joseph C. Burke , former President of
State University of New York at Plattsburgh , former Acting Chancellor of the
State University of New York
Margaret K. Butler ,
mathematician specializing in computer software
Shiladitya DasSarma , molecular biologist and professor at
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Lewis C. Dowdy , Ed.D., 1965, Sixth President & First Chancellor of
North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University
Elisabeth Joan Doyle (1922–2009), historian, author, and educator
Keith Fitzgerald , political scientist
William Dudley Geer , first Dean of the School of Business at
Samford University
William Germano , Ph.D., dean of the faculty of humanities at
Cooper Union
Michael Harris , (Hebrew : מייקל הריס), is an
Israeli -
American
public policy scholar and
university administrator
Israel Nathan Herstein , Ph.D., 1948, mathematician and professor at
University of Chicago
Melvin N. Johnson , MBA 1979, DBA 1983, economist; president of
Tennessee State University (2005–2011)
[2]
Joann Kealiinohomoku (Ph.D., 1976), anthropologist and dance researcher
Jeanne Knoerle , former president of
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College and program director of the
Lilly Endowment
Paul Musgrave , professor of government and an expert in American foreign policy matters
William B. Pickett , historian and professor emeritus at
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology ,
Terre Haute, Indiana
Sarah M. Pike , Ph.D., 1998, author and professor of
comparative religion at
California State University, Chico
Robert N. Proctor , B.S., 1976, Professor of History of Science at Harvard
Billy Rhoades , (1928–2021), mathematician and professor at IU
Elliot Sperling , Tibet scholar
Mark von Hagen (M.A., Slavic Languages and Literatures), director, School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies,
Arizona State University
Aldred Scott Warthin , pathologist, "father of cancer genetics"
Arts and humanities
Tony Aiello , broadcast journalist
Ismail al-Faruqi , philosopher and epistemologist
David Anspaugh , movie director,
Hoosiers and
Rudy
Howard Ashman , playwright and lyricist
Elliott Baker , author, screenwriter,
Emmy Award winner
Radley Balko , journalist and writer
Jonathan Banks , actor, "
Mike Ehrmantraut " of
Breaking Bad and
Better Call Saul
Mike Barz , broadcast journalist
Lyndall Bass , artist,
shield cent designer
Betty Jane Belanus (Ph.D., Folklore), employee of and curator of several
Smithsonian Folklife Festival programs
Daniel Bourne , poet
Todd Brewster , journalist and historian
Jan Harold Brunvand , American folklorist, one of the best-known researchers and anthologists of
urban legends ; earned PhD in folklore
Joe Buck , sportscaster, multiple Emmy Award winner
Meg Cabot , author
The Princess Diaries
E. Jean Carroll , journalist and advice columnist
Siobhan Carroll , professor, scholar and writer
David Chalmers , leading philosopher in the area of
philosophy of mind
Sarah Clarke , actress
Tan Kheng Hua , actress
Suzanne Collins , television writer, novelist known for
The Hunger Games
Robert Coover , author
J. Lee , actor
Laverne Cox , actress and television producer
E. Wayne Craven , art historian
John Crowley , science fiction author, author of
The Deep and
Little, Big
Matthew Daddario , actor, "
Alec Lightwood " of
Shadowhunters
Tim Downs , author and comic artist for
Downstown
Theodore Dreiser , author (dropped out)[
citation needed ]
Michel du Cille , photographer, two-time
Pulitzer Prize winner
Dick Enberg , sportscaster, 13-time
Emmy Award winner
Judith Lynn Ferguson , cookbook author
Scott Ferrall , sports talk radio host
John M. Ford , poet and science fiction author
Sherron Francis , artist
Tom French , Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist, St. Petersburg Times
David C. Giuntoli , actor
Karen Glaser , photographer, known for her underwater photography
Jennifer Grotz , award-winning poet
Aishah Hasnie , broadcast journalist
Joseph Hayes , playwright, novelist
Don Herold , author, humorist and illustrator
Ben Higgins , former lead of
The Bachelor franchise
Nancy Hiller , cabinetmaker, educator, and author
[3]
Lissa Hunter , artist
Edward D. Ives , folklorist
Patricia Kalember , actress
Andreas Katsulas , actor
Debra A. Kemp , author of
Arthurian literature , such as
The Firebrand
Charles Kimbrough , actor
Kevin Kline , Academy Award-winning actor
Michael Koryta , novelist
Mark Lavie , journalist
Ross Lockridge Jr. , author of
Raintree County
Bienvenido Lumbera , poet, critic, playwright,
Ramon Magsaysay Award winner and
National Artist of the Philippines
Lee Majors , actor,
The Six Million Dollar Man
Alfred McAdams , painter
Judith McCulloh (Ph.D., Folklore) folklorist, ethnomusicologist, and university press editor
David McLane , creator, promoter and producer of
Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling
Don Mellett , 1914, journalist, newspaper editor,
Pulitzer Prize winner
Gene Miller , journalist, editor, two-time Pulitzer Prize winner
Arian Moayed ,
Tony -nominated actor, co-founder of Waterwell and writer/director
Ryan Murphy , Golden Globe-winning television producer (
Nip/Tuck ); best known for
American Horror Story
Dave Niehaus , broadcaster,
Seattle Mariners
Komelia Hongja Okim , sculptor
Nicole Parker , actress
Jane Pauley , television personality and journalist
Angelo Pizzo , screenwriter, producer, director
Ernie Pyle , journalist,
Pulitzer Prize winner in 1944
Catt Sadler , television personality on
E! Entertainment Television
Amanda Schull , actress
Scott Schuman , photographer and blogger
Alexander Shimkin , Vietnam war correspondent
Will Shortz , puzzle maker (enigmatologist)
Ranveer Singh ,
Indian actor
Tavis Smiley ,
National Public Radio and
Public Television host
Gary Snyder , poet and environmental activist,
Pulitzer Prize winner (did not graduate)
Lucy A. Snyder , author
Brian Stack , actor,
Late Night with Conan O'Brien
Sage Steele , ESPN sports anchor
Jeri Taylor , screenwriter and television producer (
Star Trek )
Nancy Weaver Teichert ,
Pulitzer Prize -winning reporter
Michael Uslan , film producer (
Batman )
Herb Vigran , actor
Aaron Waltke ,
Emmy -winning screenwriter and executive producer (
Star Trek ,
Tales of Arcadia )
Clark Wissler ,
anthropology pioneer
Hiromi Yoshida, poet
Business
Klaus Agthe , former Chairman and CEO of
ASEA Brown Boveri
John Bitove , Chairman and CEO of
XM Canada ,
Priszm and Scott's REIT; founder of
Toronto Raptors (NBA)
[4]
John Chambers , president and
CEO of
Cisco Systems
Bob Chapek ,
CEO of
The Walt Disney Company
[5]
Gayle Cook , co-founder of the
Cook Group
Mark Cuban , technology entrepreneur;
Dallas Mavericks owner; co-founder of
Broadcast.com
[6] with
Todd Wagner in 1995
William S. Dalton , current CEO of the
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center and Research Institute
Lance de Masi , President of the
American University in Dubai
Donald Fehr , managing director,
Major League Baseball Players Association
Jeff M. Fettig , chairman and CEO of the
Whirlpool Corporation
[7]
Jared Fogle , former spokesman for
Subway and convicted
sex offender
E. W. Kelley , former chairman of
Steak 'n Shake
Donald Knauss , former CEO of
Clorox Company and COO of
The Coca-Cola Company in North America
Harold Arthur Poling , retired chairman and CEO of
Ford Motor Company
Frank Popoff , retired Chairman and CEO of
Dow Chemical Company
Conrad Prebys , property developer based in San Diego
Patty Stonesifer , former CEO,
Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation ; Chairwoman of
Smithsonian Institution
Todd Wagner , CEO of
2929 Entertainment ; founder of Todd Wagner Foundation; co-founder of
Broadcast.com
[8] with
Mark Cuban in 1995
Jimmy Wales , former CEO of
Bomis , co-founder of
Wikipedia , president of the
Wikimedia Foundation (did not graduate)
Peter Wong , CEO of
The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation (
HSBC ), Asia-Pacific
Law, politics, and government
Michael D. Higgins
Sherman Minton
Evan Bayh
Lee H. Hamilton
Robert Gates
Wendell Willkie
Heads of state and government
Supreme Court justices
U.S. Senators
Birch Bayh (LL.B. 1960),
U.S. senator (
D -
Indiana , 1963–1981)
Evan Bayh (B.S. 1978), U.S. senator (D-Indiana, 1999–2011)
Vance Hartke (J.D. 1948), U.S. senator (D-Indiana, 1959–1977)
William E. Jenner (B.A. 1930, LL.B. 1932), U.S. senator (
R -Indiana, 1944–1945, 1947–1959)
Newell Sanders (B.S. 1873), U.S. senator (R-
Tennessee , 1912–1913)
U.S. Representatives
Jim Banks (B.A. 2004),
U.S. representative (
R -
Indiana , 2017–present)
John H. Foster (B.A. 1882), U.S. representative (R-Indiana, 1905–1909)
Katie Hall (M.S. 1968), U.S. representative (
D -Indiana, 1982–1985)
Charles A. Halleck (B.A. 1922, LL.B. 1924), U.S. representative (R-Indiana, 1935–1969)
Lee H. Hamilton (J.D. 1956), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1965–1999)
Elwood Hillis (B.S. 1949, J.D. 1952), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1971–1987)
Frank McCloskey (B.A. 1968, J.D. 1971), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1983–1995)
Francis B. Posey (LL.B. 1869), U.S. representative (R-Indiana, 1889)
J. Edward Roush (LL.B. 1949), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1959–1969, 1971–1977)
Jill Long Thompson (M.B.A. 1978, Ph.D. 1984), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1989–1995)
Simeon K. Wolfe (LL.B. 1850), U.S. representative (D-Indiana, 1873-1875)
Governors, other state officials and mayors
Curtis Hill (B.S. 1983, J.D. 1987),
Indiana Attorney General (2017–2021)
Joe Hogsett (B.A. 1978, J.D. 1981),
Mayor of Indianapolis (2016–present)
Thomas M. Honan (1899),
Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives (1908–1910) and
Indiana Attorney General (1911–1915)
[9]
Laura Kelly (M.S.),
Governor of Kansas (2019–present)
Mark Kohler (M.A. 1984),
Secretary of the State of Connecticut (2022–2023)
Mindy McAlindon , member of the Arkansas House of Representatives
Arthur C. Mellette (B.A. 1863, M.A. 1864, LL.B. 1866),
Governor of South Dakota (1889–1893)
Richard M. Milburn (attended) ,
Indiana Attorney General (January 1915–November 1915)
[10]
Elise Nieshalla (M.A. 2000),
Indiana State Auditor (2023–present)
Frank O'Bannon (B.A. 1952, J.D. 1957),
Governor of Indiana (1997–2003)
William L. Taylor (B.A. 1877), Indiana Attorney General (1898–1903)
Jonathan Weinzapfel (B.A. 1988),
Mayor of
Evansville (2004–2011)
Edgar Whitcomb (attended) , Governor of Indiana (1969–1973)
Greg Zoeller (J.D. 1982), Indiana Attorney General (2009–2017)
Cabinet members, chairpersons/administrators and advisers
Diplomats
Feisal al-Istrabadi (B.A. 1986, J.D. 1988), Ambassador and Deputy
Permanent Representative of Iraq to the United Nations (2004–2007)
Victor Jackovich (B.A. 1970, M.A. 1971),
U.S. ambassador to Slovenia (1995–1998),
U.S. ambassador to Bosnia and Herzegovina (1993–1995)
Paul V. McNutt (B.A. 1913),
United States Ambassador to the Philippines (1946–1947)
Richard Miles (M.A. 1964),
Chargé d'affaires in
Kyrgyzstan (2015), Chargé d'affaires in
Turkmenistan (2008–2009),
U.S. ambassador to Georgia (2002–2005),
U.S. ambassador to Bulgaria (1999–2002),
U.S. ambassador to Azerbaijan (1992–1993)
Judges and attorneys
Linda Dunikoski , (B.A. 1988), Senior Assistant District Attorney of
Cobb County
Georgia
Christopher M. Goff (J.D. 1996), Associate Justice of the
Indiana Supreme Court (2017–present)
Mark Massa (B.A. 1983), Associate Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court (2012–present)
Loretta Rush (J.D. 1983), Chief Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court (2014–present), Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court (2012–present)
Geoffrey G. Slaughter (B.A. 1985, M.B.A. 1989, J.D. 1989), Associate Justice of the Indiana Supreme Court (2016–present)
James Johnston Thornton , lawyer,
Military Reconstruction judge, land developer
Other
Michael Badnarik (attended) ,
Libertarian Party presidential nominee
(2004)
Ghoulem Berrah (M.S. 1961, Ph.D. 1963), Special Assistant to
President
Félix Houphouët-Boigny (1965–1993)
James B. Bullard (Ph.D. 1990), President of the
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (2008–present)
Deepender Singh Hooda (M.B.A. 2003),
Member of Parliament Rajya Sabha (2020–present)
Charles Kennedy (attended) ,
Leader of the Liberal Democrats (1999–2006),
Member of Parliament for
Ross, Skye and Lochaber (1983–2015)
Mike Schreiner (M.A. 1994),
Leader of the Green Party of Ontario (2009–present)
Salman Shah (Ph.D. 1984), caretaker
Finance Minister of Pakistan (2007–2008)
Dandara Touré (M.P.H.), Minister for the Promotion of Women, Children and the Family (2012)
Wendell Willkie (B.A. 1913, LL.B. 1916),
Republican Party presidential nominee
(1940)
Music
Jamey Aebersold , jazz educator
Kenny Aronoff , drummer
Emilie Autumn , gothic violinist and singer
David Baker , jazz composer
Klara Barlow , operatic soprano
Jamie Barton , operatic mezzo-soprano
Joshua Bell ,
Grammy Award -winning concert violinist
Noah Bendix-Balgley , violinist, concertmaster of
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra , 1st concertmaster of
Berlin Philharmonic
Jonathan Biss , pianist, professor at
Curtis Institute of Music
Tom Borton , jazz saxophonist and composer
[11]
Chris Botti ,
Grammy Award -winning jazz trumpeter
Cary Boyce , composer
Michael Brecker , jazz saxophonist
Angela Brown , soprano
Lawrence Brownlee , operatic tenor
Hoagy Carmichael , songwriter and actor, "
Stardust ", "
Georgia on My Mind "
Angelin Chang ,
Grammy Award -winning classical pianist
John Clayton , jazz and classical bassist, composer and arranger
Jim Cornelison , tenor
Dorian , hip-hop recording artist and record producer
Peter Erskine , jazz drummer and educator
Miriam Fried , violinist and pedagogue, professor at
New England Conservatory , winner of
Queen Elisabeth Music Competition
Vivica Genaux , mezzo-soprano
Tom Gullion , jazz saxophonist
Jeff Hamilton , jazz drummer
Margaret Harshaw , mezzo-soprano and soprano at
Metropolitan Opera
Booker T. Jones , songwriter, producer
Paul Katz , cellist, founding member of
Cleveland Quartet , professor at
New England Conservatory
Charles Kullman , tenor and chair of voice department at
Metropolitan Opera
Frankie Masters , big band leader
Sylvia McNair , internationally acclaimed soprano
Edgar Meyer ,
Grammy Award -winning bassist,
MacArthur Fellow , professor at
Curtis Institute of Music
Hu Nai-yuan , violinist, winner of the
Queen Elisabeth Music Competition
Shawn Pelton , session drummer
Larry Ridley , jazz bassist and music educator
Leonard Slatkin , composer and conductor, music director of
Detroit Symphony Orchestra and
BBC Symphony Orchestra
Straight No Chaser , a cappella group at IU 1996–1999; re-formed in 2008
Eileen Strempel , soprano and educator
Patrick Summers , conductor, artistic director
Houston Grand Opera
Michael Weiss , jazz pianist, composer and educator
Pharez Whitted , jazz trumpet and composer
Pete Wilhoit , jazz and rock drummer and percussionist
Science and technology
Wendy Boss , botanist at
North Carolina State University
Marion Durbin Ellis , ichthyologist and entomologist
Max Mapes Ellis , physiologist and explorer
John Diederich Haseman , zoologist, geologist, and explorer
Stephani Hatch , psychiatric epidemiologist at the
Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience
Jamie Hyneman , special effects expert; best known as co-host of the television series
MythBusters
Scott A. Jones ,
inventor and serial entrepreneur, widely known for inventing
voicemail systems
Kayla C. King , Professor of evolutionary ecology at University of Oxford, UK
Britt Koskella , evolutionary biologist professor at
University of California, Berkeley
Samuel LaBudde , Goldman Award-winning environmentalist and biologist
Carl Otto Lampland , astronomer
Wardell Pomeroy , sexologist
Vesto Slipher , astronomer
John T. Thompson , military officer, supervised development of the
M1903 Springfield rifle and the
M1911 pistol, inventor of the
Thompson submachine gun
Horace M. Trent , physicist best known for finding that a bull whip's crack is a sonic boom and for writing the currently accepted force-current analogy in physics known as the
Trent analogy
Mansukh C. Wani , cancer researcher, discoverer of
Taxol
James D. Watson , co-discoverer of the structure of DNA; author of
The Double Helix ; winner of the 1962
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Silas Warner , game developer, creator of
Wolfenstein
Sports
Other
Notable faculty
Former notable faculty
David Aiken , opera singer; first baritone to appear on television with NBC's 1951 Hallmark Hall of Fame production of Amahl and the Night Visitors
Yuri Bregel , a pioneer of Central Asian Historical Studies in the West
Lynton K. Caldwell , principal architect of the 1969
National Environmental Policy Act
Robert Daniel Carmichael , mathematician and discoverer of
Carmichael numbers
Ralph Erskine Cleland , former President of the
Botanical Society of America ;
cytogeneticist and botanist
Richard Dorson , folklorist
Frank K. Edmondson , astronomer
Albert Elsen , art historian
Carl H. Eigenmann ,
ichthyologist who described over 150 species of fish with wife
Rosa Smith Eigenmann
Eileen Farrell , famous opera and concert singer, later professor of music at IU
J. Rufus Fears , David Ross Boyd Professor of Classics and G.T. and Libby Blankenship Chair in the History of Liberty, the University of Oklahoma
Robert H. Ferrell , historian and author
Paul Gebhard , anthropologist; part of
Alfred Kinsey 's original research team
Josef Gingold , violin teacher and founder of the
International Violin Competition of Indianapolis
Scott Russell Sanders , essayist[
citation needed ]
Eliot S. Hearst , psychologist and professional chess player,
Guggenheim Fellow
Paul Hillier , choral conductor (most notably of
Theatre of Voices )
David Starr Jordan , ichthyologist, educator and peace activist, and founding President of Stanford University
Alfred Kinsey , pioneer of the academic discipline of
sexology in the United States, founder of the
Kinsey Institute and the
Kinsey Scale , author of the
Kinsey Reports
Daniel Kirkwood , astronomer famous for his work on
asteroids , discoverer of
Kirkwood gaps
Bob Knight , head coach of the
Indiana Hoosiers men's basketball 1971–2000
Yusef Komunyakaa , Pulitzer Prize-winning poet
Yanna Krupnikov , political scientist
John P. Lewis , economist, economic adviser appointed by
John F. Kennedy
Alfred R. Lindesmith , sociologist, author of The Addict and the Law
Salvador Luria , pioneer of
molecular biology , winner of the 1969
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Hermann Joseph Muller ,
geneticist ,
zoologist and winner of the 1946
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Thubten Jigme Norbu , Buddhist monk and professor of Central Eurasian Studies; elder brother of the
Dalai Lama
Elinor Ostrom , Arthur F. Bentley Professor of Political Science, co-recipient of the 2009
Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences
Richard Owen , professor of natural sciences, second state geologist of Indiana, first president of Purdue University
Vikram Pandit , CEO of
Citigroup
Menahem Pressler , pianist who played in the
Beaux Arts Trio
Edward Alsworth Ross ,
sociologist ,
educator , and President of the American Sociological Society who crusaded against unfair labor practices against Chinese immigrants and was indirectly responsible for the establishment of the tenure system
Sven-David Sandström , composer
Thomas A. Sebeok , semiotician
Gyorgy Sebok , pianist
Denis Sinor , historian, former professor of
Cambridge University , Central Asia scholar
B.F. Skinner ,
psychologist , pioneer of
operant conditioning model
Raymond Smullyan , philosophy professor emeritus, logician, mathematician
Elliot Sperling , scholar of Tibet
János Starker , cellist
Edwin Sutherland , one of the most influential criminologists of the 20th century
James Alexander Thom ,
novelist , writer of historical fiction
Stith Thompson , folklorist
Michael Uslan , producer of the
Batman movies
Kenneth P. Williams , mathematician and historian, author of Lincoln Finds a General
Iannis Xenakis , composer
Jerry Yeagley , coach of the
Indiana Hoosiers
men's soccer team 1974–2003 with an
NCAA record 544 wins
Virginia Zeani , world-famous operatic soprano
Max August Zorn , mathematician and originator of
Zorn's lemma
Current notable faculty
David B. Allison , scientist, researcher
Martina Arroyo , operatic soprano
David Audretsch , economist
Edward Auer , pianist
Kathleen Bardovi-Harlig , applied linguist
Willis Barnstone , poet and translator
Marcia Baron , Rudy Professor of Philosophy
Abhijit Basu , geologist
Joshua Bell , Grammy Award-winning violinist
Katy Börner , engineer, specialist in data visualization
Hal E. Broxmeyer , biologist
J. Peter Burkholder , musicologist
Matei Călinescu , Romanian literary critic
James Campbell , clarinetist
Jamsheed Choksy , researcher on Middle Eastern religion and culture
Lynda Delph , biologist
Raymond J. DeMallie , anthropologist
Richard DiMarchi , Linda & Jack Gill Chair in Biomolecular Sciences
R. Kent Dybvig , computer scientist, creator of
Chez Scheme
Eli Eban , clarinetist and professor of music
Michelle Facos , art historian
Daniel P. Friedman , computer scientist
Sumit Ganguly , political scientist, expert in South Asia
Henry Glassie , folklorist, author; former member of President's Council for the Humanities
Susan Gubar , literary scholar of feminist theory and literature
Douglas Hofstadter , Pulitzer prize winner; author of
Gödel, Escher, Bach ; IU professor of
Cognitive Science
Larry Humes , audiologist
Dawn Johnsen , President
Barack Obama 's nominee for Assistant Attorney General for the Office of Legal Counsel
Jorge V. José , physicist
Lewis Kaplan , violinist, co-founder of the
Bowdoin International Music Festival , professor at
Juilliard School
Alan Kostelecky , physicist
Jaime Laredo , Grammy Award-winning violinist and conductor
J. Scott Long , statistician
Maurice Manning , poet
John Holmes McDowell , professor of folklore studies, Latin American studies scholar
Sylvia McNair , Grammy Award-winning soprano
James Naremore , film scholar
William R. Newman , historian
James L. Perry , Distinguished Professor of Public Affairs
Krishnan Raghavachari , chemist
Nazif Shahrani , anthropologist, professor of Central Eurasian Studies
Olaf Sporns , professor of
cognitive science ,
psychology , and
neuroscience , worked at the
Neurosciences Institute
[16]
Giorgio Tozzi , operatic bass and actor
[17]
Carol Vaness , soprano
George M. von Furstenberg , economist
David Ward-Steinman , composer
André Watts , Grammy Award-winning classical pianist
Allen W. Wood , philosopher and scholar of Kant's moral philosophy
Vicky J. Meretsky , biologist, director of Environmental Master's Program
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