New York University
New York University is a private research university in New York City. Chartered in 1831 by the New York State Legislature, NYU was founded by a group of New Yorkers led by then-Secretary of the Treasury Albert Gallatin.
New York University People (First 49 people) - Page 6
Martin David Kruskal
American mathematician
Jon Leibowitz
American lawyer
Ted Allen
American author
Donald Sussman
Investor
Henry King Stanford
Jacklyn Zeman
American actress
Arthur B. Culvahouse Jr.
United States Ambassador to Australia
Meile Rockefeller
American lawyer
Andrew Jenks
American filmmaker
Thomas Morton
Author
Tom DiCillo
American film director
Eugene Kleiner
American engineer
Patricia McMahon Hawkins
Former ambassador
Dawn Marie Psaltis
American actress
Michael Showalter
American comedian
Florencia Lozano
American actress
Dwayne McDuffie
American writer
Linn Ullmann
Norwegian author
Michael Hastings
Member of the Illinois Senate
Frank E. Gaebelein
American educator
Suketu Mehta
Writer
Jacques Leonard Kubrick
Family physician ‧ Stanley Kubrick's father
Naomi Sims
American model
Cynthia Ozick
American short story writer
Ada Louise Huxtable
Architectural critic
Chris Eyre
American film director
Rajshree Ojha
Indian film-maker
Aaron Belz
American writer
William Gaines
American publisher
Aditya Assarat
Thai film director
Joan Murray
Canadian writer
Maya Deren
American filmmaker
Timothy Levitch
American actor
Perez Hilton
American blogger
Christian Finnegan
American solo comedian
Austin Wintory
American composer
Paul Kurtz
Philosopher
Jerome Moross
American composer
Todd Strasser
American writer
Sal Paolantonio
Reporter
Norman Krasna
American screenwriter
Sylvia Nasar
German-American journalist
Louis Nirenberg
Canadian-American mathematician
Ally Musika
Writer
Michael Herz
German businessman
Don Hewitt
American television producer
Martin Bregman
American film producer
