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Many important Americans studied abroad as part of their undergraduate and graduate educations.  Take a look and see who you recognize on this list.  This is just a sampling of the leaders who have studied abroad.  Why don’t you join them?

Maya Angelou, Poet

Curtis Barnette, Chairman, Bethlehem Steel

James Billington, Librarian of Congress

Hal Bruno, Political Director, ABC news

Wesley Clark, General, USA (ret'd)

Bill Clinton, 42nd President

Rita Dove, U.S. Poet laureate

W.E.B. Dubois, Author/educator

Paul Farmer, Medical Anthropologist

Renee Fleming, Soprano

Milton Friedman, Nobel Prize Winning economist

Theodore Seuss Geisel, Author

Margaret Greenfield, Washington Post

Joseph Heller, Author

John Hersey, Author

John Irving, Author

Anthony Kennedy, U.S. Supreme Court Justice

John Lithgow, Actor

Thomas Pickering, Diplomat and business leader

Sylvia Plath, Author

Theodore Roosevelt, 26th President

Dean Rusk, Secretary of State

David Souter, U.S. Supreme Court Justice

Admiral Stansfield Turner, Director, CIA

J. Robert Oppenheimer, Physicist

Walt Rostow, Presidential Adviser

James Watson, Nobel Prize Winning biochemist

Gene Wilder, Actor

George Will, Syndicated Columnist

Many past and present senators and congressman, including Ben “Nighthorse” Campbell, Thad Cochran, Katherine Harris, Richard Lugar, Paul Sarbanes, David Vitter, Heather Wilson, Daniel P. Moynihan and John Tower.

 

posted on Tuesday, June 19, 2007 1:00 PM