University of Vermont
The University of Vermont, officially The University of Vermont and State Agricultural College, is a public research university in Burlington, Vermont. It was founded in 1791 and is the state's land-grant university.
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Robert Wertheimer
Film producer
John E. Osborne
Former United States Representative
H. Henry Powers
Former United States Representative
Warren Austin
Former United States Ambassador to the United Nations
christina nolan
Attorney
Skyler Nash
Basketball player
William A. Palmer
Former Governor of Vermont
Lowell Bailey
American biathlete
Alix Generous
Researcher
Susan Perkins
Microbiologist
Dan Goldhaber
Researcher
George Edward Wales
Former United States Representative
Hollister Jackson
Former Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Alix E. Harrow
American fiction writer
Paula Moltzan
American olympic athlete
Malcolm Stewart
Canadian film actor
Teo Žagar
American Politician
Cynthia Barnhart
Former Chancellor of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Grace Coolidge
Former First Lady of the United States ‧ Calvin Coolidge's wife
Maida F. Townsend
Politician
Jessica Brumsted
Politician
Catherine Toll
Former Vermont State Representative
Virginia V. Lyons
Member of Vermont Senate
Jim Condos
Vermont Secretary of State
Sidney Wade
American poet
Susan Bartlett
Former Vermont State Senator
Amanda Pelkey
American ice hockey player
Consuelo N. Bailey
Former Lieutenant Governor of Vermont
Andreas Varsakopoulos
Lecturer
Christina E. Nolan
Attorney
Carol Ode
Politician
Brian Wright
American football coach
Kesha Ram
Member of the Vermont State Senate
Peter Wingfield
Welsh television actor
Bob Cochran
Skier
Julius Yemans Dewey
American doctor of medicine
Aaron H. Grout
Former Vermont Secretary of State
Huck Gutman
Author
Larry Damon