Classmates in Jonathan Edwards College
- Nathaniel Adam
- Charles Apel
- Frank Aronson
- Joshua Auerbach
- Lee Bachman
- Ira Berkower
- Jose Bernal
- James Besancon
- Geoffrey Booth**
- Sheldon Carnes
- A. Durham
- John Elliott
- William Gallery
- Nathan Gans
- Allan Gates
- Thomas Gates**
- John Gazzoli
- Paul Gennis
- Robert Gibney
- William Hall
- Steven Haworth
- Clay Hiles
- Christopher Hoffman
- Stephen Holahan
- Thomas Igoe
- David Joseph
- Jennifer Julier
- Steven Kang
- Thomas Kimball
- Eric Lenck
- Charles Lerman**
- Richard Livingston
- David Lohman
- Walter Marting
- John Meyer
- Harvey Meyerson
- Carney Mimms
- Frederick Morris
- John Nelson
- William Newman
- Richard Osgood
- Stephen Parks**
- Stephen Record
- James Rosenblum
- Darrell Ross
- M Rubin
- Gotz Schreiber
- Gary Segal
- Edward Seligman
- Irwin Sentilles
- Alan Smith
- Randall Straff**
- Alexander Tan
- Willford Taylor
- Myron Thompson
- Roy Turnell
- James Unterspan
- Hal Valeche
- Stuart Vandyke
- Nathaniel Wallace
- Arnold Welles
- Robert Wells**
- Reginald Wheeler**
- Wayne Willis
Legend
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Jonathan Edwards College is named for theologian and minister Jonathan Edwards, a 1720 graduate of Yale College. Opened to undergraduates in 1933, JE is one of the original eight residential colleges donated by Edward Harkness. JE is the oldest and most well-endowed of the residential colleges. It also among the smallest of Yale’s residential colleges, by both footprint and undergraduate membership.
See the latest about JE on the Yale website.
Beekman Cox Cannon
Master of J.E., 1965-1969
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2016: The Jonathan Edwards Trust at Fifty
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