Notable Alumni of Earlham College
Notable alumni of Earlham College include Harold Urey (Physical chemist, 1934 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate), Margaret Hamilton (Computer scientist who led Apollo flight software) and Wendell Meredith Stanley (American biochemist and Nobel laureate in Chemistry).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Joseph M. Dixon 1867–1934
Seventh governor of Montana and former U.S. senator
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John Porter East 1931–1986
U.S. senator from North Carolina
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Bonner Fellers 1896–1973
US Army brigadier general on MacArthur's staff
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Frederick Van Nuys 1874–1944
US Senator from Indiana
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Harold Robert Aaron 1921–1980
Lieutenant general in the U.S. Army
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David W. Dennis 1912–1999
Former US Representative from Indiana
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Richard Elihu Sloan 1857–1933
Last Governor of Arizona Territory and jurist
Science and academia
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Harold Urey 1893–1981
Physical chemist, 1934 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate
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Margaret Hamilton 1936–2026
Computer scientist who led Apollo flight software
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Wendell Meredith Stanley 1904–1971
American biochemist and Nobel laureate in Chemistry
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Mary Haas 1910–1996
Linguist specializing in Native American languages
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Peter Suber 1951–
Philosopher and open access advocate
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Warder Clyde Allee 1885–1955
Zoologist and pioneer of American ecology
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Manning Marable 1950–2011
Columbia University professor and historian
Arts and media
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Michael C. Hall 1971–
Actor, star of Dexter and Six Feet Under
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Zitkala-Sa 1876–1938
Yankton Dakota writer, educator and activist
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Michael Shellenberger 1971–
Writer and environmental policy advocate
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Simone Leigh 1967–
Artist working in sculpture and installation
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Robert Quine 1942–2004
Guitarist and session musician
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Frances Moore Lappé 1944–
Author on food and democracy policy
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Mat Johnson 1970–
Novelist and comics writer
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David Feintuch 1944–2006
Science fiction and fantasy author and attorney
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Mohydeen Izzat Quandour 1938–2023
Jordanian writer, film director and producer
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Josh Penn 2000–
Film producer
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Earlham College (people who attended both).