قائمة خريجي جامعة ستانفورد

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فيما يلي قائمة ببعض الطلاب والخريجين البارزين في جامعة ستانفورد .

الأوساط الأكاديمية

الرؤساء والمستشارون

رؤساء الجامعات

  • جيفري سكوت فيتر (حاصل على درجة الدكتوراه في علوم الحاسوب عام 1980)، عميد جامعة كانساس

دينز

الأساتذة

منح دراسية وتعليمية أخرى

المناصرة والمنظمات غير الربحية

الفن والعمارة

رواد الفضاء

عمل

راي دولبي
ريد هاستينغز
ريد هوفمان
جنسن هوانغ
فيل نايت
كيفن سيستروم
جيري يانغ

مؤسسو الشركة

قادة أعمال آخرون

علوم الحاسوب والهندسة الكهربائية

سيرجي برين
فينتون سيرف
لاري بيج

الدبلوماسية

سفراء الولايات المتحدة

دبلوماسيون أمريكيون آخرون

ترفيه

الأفلام والتلفزيون

رايتشل مادو
جينيفر كونلي
تيد دانسون
ريس ويذرسبون

شخصيات الإنترنت

موسيقى

راديو

السلطة القضائية

المحكمة العليا الأمريكية

ويليام رينكويست
ساندرا داي أوكونور

محاكم الاستئناف الأمريكية

المحاكم الجزئية الأمريكية

المحاكم الفيدرالية الأمريكية الأخرى

المحاكم العليا للولايات

محاكم الاستئناف الحكومية

المحاكم غير الأمريكية

قانون

محامون

المدعون العامون

المدعون العامون في المقاطعات

محامون أمريكيون

الأدب والصحافة

الصحافة

الكتاب

روبرت بينسكي

الدواء

جيش

بول سول

متنوع

تشيلسي كلينتون
لو هنري هوفر

سياسة

الرؤساء ونواب الرؤساء ورؤساء الوزراء

هربرت هوفر
جون إف. كينيدي
إيهود باراك
يوكيو هاتوياما

ملكية

وزراء الحكومة وأمناء الحكومة

ريجينا إيب

أعضاء مجلس الشيوخ الأمريكي

مجلس النواب الأمريكي

المحافظين

نواب الحاكم

أعضاء المجلس التشريعي للولاية

مسؤولون اتحاديون ومسؤولون آخرون في الولايات المتحدة على المستويين الفيدرالي والولائي

المسؤولون المحليون

المسؤولون السياسيون غير الأمريكيين

دِين

علوم

Sports

Baseball

Sam Fuld
Shawn Green
John Mayberry Jr.

Basketball

Anthony Brown
Landry Fields

Football

Greg Camarillo
John Elway
Jim Plunkett

Golf

Tiger Woods

Gymnastics

Poker

  • Diego Cordovez (A.B., M.S.), World Series of Poker Champion
  • Ben Yu, poker player, World Series of Poker bracelet winner

Rowing

Soccer

Skating, ice

Swimming

Tennis

The Bryan Brothers
John McEnroe

Track and field

Steven Solomon

Volleyball

Water polo

Other sports

Notable current students

Fictional alumni

In film

  • In The American President, President Andrew Shepherd mentions that he went to Stanford.[409]
  • In Antitrust, the main character is depicted as a Stanford graduate.[409]
  • In Avatar, Grace Augustine wears a Stanford T-shirt.[410]
  • In Challengers, two of the main characters attend Stanford while the third main character visits them on campus[411]
  • In Die Hard, Joseph Yoshinobu Takagi graduated from Stanford Law School in 1962.[412]
  • In Double Indemnity (1944), the storyline is about a wife who conspires with her lover to kill her husband in Palo Alto on his way to a Stanford reunion.[409]
  • In The Family Plan, attending Stanford is a key theme throughout including the final scene.[413]
  • In The Internship, characters portrayed by Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson seek help from fictional Stanford Professor Charles Xavier.[414]
  • In Legally Blonde, the storyline was inspired by Amanda Brown's real-life experience as a student at Stanford Law School.[415] Character Warner Huntington III is revealed to have attended Stanford.[416]
  • In Mother of the Bride, all four main characters are noted to have attended Stanford, a centerpiece of the storyline.[417]

In literature

In television

In anime

  • In the anime and manga series Kaguya-sama: Love is War, protagonist Miyuki Shirogane attends and graduates from Stanford.

See also

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