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8.3 Business / Economics

Dr. Ken Blanchard - management consultant, co-author "The One Minute Manager."
Adolph Coors (A.B. 1907) - co-founder of the Coors beer brewing company.
Joseph Coors (B.S. 1939) - co-founder of the Coors beer brewing company.
Pete Coors (B.S. 1969) - Coors brewery executive and 2004 Senatorial Candidate.
Dave Duffield - co-founder of PeopleSoft software company
Dave Edgerton - co-founder of Burger King restaurant chain
Francis Fukuyama (A.B) - political economist and philosopher.
Frank E. Gannett (A.B. 1898) - founder of Gannett media company
Claudia Goldin - noted economist.
Austin Kiplinger (A.B. 1939) - journalist, editor of The Kiplinger Letter , founder of Kiplinger's Personal Finance magazine, winner of the Peabody Award
Jim McLamore - co-founder of Burger King restaurant chain.
Tom Peters (B.C.E. 1965, M.E.C. 1966) - Business management motivational guru
Charles E. Sporck - CEO of National Semiconductor.
Sanford I. Weill (A.B. 1955)- CEO of Citigroup.
Ratan N Tata (B.Arch. 1962) - Chairman of India's wealthiest business group (Tata Sons).
Herbert F. Johnson (A.B 1922) and Samuel C Johnson (A.B 1950) - founder/first executives of the Johnson family businesses.
Barber B Conable ((A.B. ’42, LL.B. ’48) - Congressional representative 1965–85; World Bank president 1986–91.
Frederick Douglass Patterson (Ph.D. 1933) - educator, philanthropist, and founder of the United Negro College Fund; recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom 1987.

8.4 Medicine

Urie Bronfenbrenner (A.B. 1938) - pioneering researcher in human development
Jane Brody (B.S. 1962) - Author and journalist on health and nutrition
Dr. Joyce Brothers (B.S. 1947) Author, psychologist, and television personality.
Dr. Henry Heimlich (A.B. 1941, M.D. 1943) - inventor of the Heimlich maneuver.
Helen Irlen (B.S. 1967) - developer of a color-filtered cure for a certain type of dyslexia known as Scotopic Sensitivity Syndrome or Irlen Syndrome .
Dr. Robert Atkins (M.D. 1955) - creator of Atkins Diet and an author on health and nutrition.
Anthony S. Fauci (M.D. 1966) - director of NIH’s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases; recipient of the 2002 Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research.
Philip Levine (M.D. 1923) - immuno-hematologist ; discovered the Rh factor in blood in 1939.

8.5 Science and Technology

Willis Haviland Carrier ( M.E. 1901) - inventor of modern air conditioning technology, founder of the Carrier Corporation
Wilson Greatbatch (B.E.E. 1950) - one of the early developers of the implantable artificial pacemaker.
Leroy Grumman ( M.E. 1916) - founder of Grumman Aerospace Corporation
Jeff Hawkins ( 1979) - inventor of the PalmPilot and founder of Palm, Inc. and Handspring
Laurens Hammond ( M.E. 1914) - inventor of the Hammond organ
Dr. Irwin Jacobs (B.E.E. 1954) - UCSD and MIT engineering professor, pioneer of CDMA wireless technology, cofounder and CEO of Qualcomm, philanthropist, husband of philanthropist Joan Jacobs ( 1954).
David Starr Jordan (M.S. 1872) - Smithsonian Institution associate; president of Indiana University and founding president of Stanford University.
Douglas McIlroy ( B. E. P. 1954) - Inventor of the pipes and filters architecture of UNIX and the entire software componentry concept
Thomas Midgley ( M.E. 1911 )- inventor of Freon and tetra-ethyl lead.
Robert Tappan Morris, Jr. - computer worm author.
Roger Morse (B.S. 1950, M.S. 1953, Ph.D. 1955) - apiculture author, teacher, researcher
Steven Squyres (B.S. 1978, Ph.D. 1981) - astronomer, principal science investigator for the Mars rovers Spirit and Opportunity; former student of Carl Sagan

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