Wikipedia list article
This is a list of notable members of the Phi Beta Kappa Society who have Wikipedia biographies.
Notable members elected as undergraduates [ edit ]
Name
College or University
Year
Bushrod Washington
College of William & Mary
1778
John Heath
College of William & Mary
1779
Richard Bland Lee
College of William & Mary
1780
John Marshall
College of William & Mary
1780
James Kent
Yale College
1781
Stephen Van Rensselaer [1]
Harvard University
1782
John Quincy Adams
Harvard University
1787
Eli Whitney
Yale College
1792
David Sherman Boardman
Yale College
1792
Joseph Story
Harvard University
1798
Oliver Ellsworth
Yale College
1799
Daniel Webster
Dartmouth College
1801
John Calhoun
Yale College
1804
Levi Woodbury
Dartmouth College
1809
Samuel Morse
Yale College
1810
William H. Prescott
Harvard University
1814
Joseph Tracy
Dartmouth College
1814
William H. Seward
Union College
1819
Rufus Choate
Dartmouth College
1819
Nathaniel Hawthorne
Bowdoin College
1824
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
Bowdoin College
1825
Salmon Portland Chase
Dartmouth College
1826
William Strong
Yale College
1828
Ralph Waldo Emerson [2]
Harvard University
1828
Benjamin Robbins Curtis
Harvard University
1829
Lorenzo Langstroth
Yale College
1831
Asa Fowler
Dartmouth College
1833
Timothy P. Redfield
Dartmouth College
1836
Morrison Remick Waite
Yale College
1837
Chester A. Arthur
Union College
1848
William S. Clark
Amherst College
1848
Timothy Dwight V
Yale College
1848
Joshua Chamberlain
Bowdoin College
1852
Melville Weston Fuller
Bowdoin College
1853
George Shiras Jr
Yale College
1853
David Josiah Brewer
Yale College
1856
Henry Billings Brown
Yale College
1856
James A. Garfield
Williams College
1856
John B. Hinkson
Lafayette College
1860
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Harvard University
1861
George Moulton Carpenter
Brown University
1864
William T. Sherman [3]
Dartmouth College
1866
Henry Adams [4]
Harvard University
1872
Henry James [5]
Harvard University
1872
William Henry Moody
Harvard University
1876
Robert Peary
Bowdoin College
1877
William Howard Taft
Yale College
1878
John Dewey
University of Vermont
1879
Theodore Roosevelt
Harvard University
1880
Charles Evans Hughes
Brown University
1881
Edward Bouchet
Yale College
1874
John Hessin Clarke
Case Western Reserve University
1877
Henry Clay Folger
Amherst College
1879
George Santayana
Harvard University
1886
Henry Stimson
Yale University
1888
Bernard Baruch
City College of New York
1889
Benjamin Cardozo
Columbia College
1889
W. E. B. Du Bois
Fisk University
1890
Bainbridge Colby
Williams College
1890
Henrietta Swan Leavitt
Radcliffe College
1892
Edward E. Wilson
Williams College
1892
Learned Hand
Harvard University
1893
Alexander Meiklejohn
Brown University
1893
Andrew Sledd
Randolph-Macon College
1894
Harlan Fiske Stone
Amherst College
1894
Owen Roberts
University of Pennsylvania
1895
John Barlow
Brown University
1895
Louis Brandeis [6]
Harvard University
1895
John D. Rockefeller Jr. [7]
Brown University
1897
Richard B. Carter
Harvard University
1898
Mary Annette Anderson
Middlebury College
1899
John Gresham Machen
Johns Hopkins University
1901
Felix Frankfurter
City College of New York
1902
Elihu Root
Hamilton College
1903
Stanley King
Amherst College
1903
John J. Tigert
Vanderbilt University
1904
Booker T. Washington [8]
Harvard University
1904
Jessie Redmon Fauset
Cornell University
1905
Christine Iverson Bennett [9]
University of Michigan
1907
Ernest Everett Just
Dartmouth College
1907
John J. Parker
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1907
William Burke Belknap
Yale College
1908
John Foster Dulles
Princeton University
1908
John Hall Wheelock
Harvard University
1908
Owen Brewster
Bowdoin College
1909
Harold Hitz Burton
Bowdoin College
1909
Walter Lippmann
Harvard University
1909
Harold Medina
Princeton University
1909
C.T. Wang
Yale University
1910
Paul Douglas
Bowdoin College
1913
Jane Barus
Smith College
1913
Katharine Lambert Richards Rockwell
Smith College
1913
Pearl Buck
Randoph-Macon Woman's College
1914
James Bryant Conant
Harvard University
1914
Carroll A. Edson
Dartmouth College
1914
Dean Acheson
Yale University
1915
Archibald MacLeish
Yale University
1915
Charles Hamilton Houston
Amherst College
1915
Alfred Kinsey
Bowdoin College
1916
Robert Frost [10]
Harvard University
1916
Irwin Edman
Columbia University
1917
Jarvis Offutt
Yale University
1917
Thomas Granville Pullen Jr.
College of William & Mary
1917
Oliver Waterman Larkin
Harvard University
1918
Paul Robeson [11]
Rutgers University
1919
K. K. Chen
University of Wisconsin-Madison
1920
William O. Douglas
Whitman College
1920
Percy Lavon Julian
DePauw University
1920
David E. Lilienthal
DePauw University
1920
Countee Cullen
New York University
1922
Nathan F. Leopold
University of Chicago
1923
Herbert Brownell Jr.
University of Nebraska
1924
Grayson L. Kirk
Miami University
1924
Alger Hiss
Johns Hopkins University
1926
Martin Dobelle
Fordham University
1926
Joseph J. Spengler
Ohio State University
1927
George H. Hitchings
University of Washington
1927
Mildred Grosberg Bellin
Smith College
1928
Grace Hopper
Vassar College
1928
John C. Stennis
University of Virginia
1928
Carl Sandburg [12]
Harvard University
1928
Leroy Anderson
Harvard University
1929
Harry Blackmun
Harvard University
1929
Paul S. Dunkin
DePauw University
1929
Margaret Burnham Geddes
Vassar College
1929
James Michener
Swarthmore College
1929
Lewis Franklin Powell Jr.
Washington & Lee University
1929
Nelson Rockefeller
Dartmouth College
1930
Jonas Salk
City College of New York
1930
Carl Albert
University of Oklahoma
1931
Dean Rusk
Davidson College
1931
Fred Sington
University of Alabama
1931
Edward H. Levi
University of Chicago
1932
Eugene O'Neill Jr.
Yale University
1932
Eugene V. Rostow
Yale University
1932
Barry Wood
Harvard University
1932
Paul Weston (as Paul Wetstein)
Dartmouth College
1933
Frank Oppenheimer
Johns Hopkins University
1933
John Howard
Case Western Reserve University
1934
Daniel Boorstin
Harvard University
1934
Richard Helms
Williams College
1935
T. S. Eliot [13]
Harvard University
1935
Milton Babbitt
New York University
1936
Ed Muskie
Bates College
1936
Robert McNamara
University of California Berkeley
1936
Alan Lomax
University of Texas
1936
Potter Stewart
Yale University
1937
Byron White
University of Colorado
1937
Caspar Weinberger
Harvard University
1938
Doris Grumbach
New York University
1939
John L. Loos
University of Nebraska
1939
Nile Kinnick
University of Iowa
1939
Wilma Dykeman
Northwestern University
1940
Orville Freeman
University of Minnesota
1940
Ella T. Grasso
Mount Holyoke College
1940
Robie Macauley
Kenyon College
1941
Ruth Barcan Marcus
New York University
1941
Wade H. McCree
Fisk University
1941
John Paul Stevens
University of Chicago
1941
Betty Friedan
Smith College
1942
Carl W. Gottschalk
Roanoke College
1942
Jade Snow Wong
Mills College
1942
George C. Baldwin
Kalamazoo College
1943
James F. Howard Jr.
Yale University
1943
Phyllis Schlafly
Washington University
1943
Cid Corman
Tufts University
1945
Frank Church
Stanford University
1947
Jack St. Clair Kilby
University of Illinois
1947
Peter D. Lax
New York University
1947
Tom Lehrer
Harvard University
1947
Robert Bork
University of Chicago
1948
George H.W. Bush
Yale University
1948
Edward D. White Jr.
Columbia University
1948
Martin Lewis Perl
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn
1948
William Rehnquist
Stanford University
1948
Judith Tobin
Mount Holyoke College
1948
Brock Adams
Washington University
1949
Bill Naito
Reed College
1949
Edward O. Wilson
University of Alabama
1949
Henry Kissinger
Harvard University
1950
Marv Levy
Coe College
1950
William Dickey
Reed College
1951
Ursula K. Le Guin
Radcliffe College
1951
Susan Sontag
University of Chicago
1951
Arlen Specter
University of Pennsylvania
1951
David Lee
Harvard University
1952
Arthur Levitt
Williams College
1952
Stephen Sondheim
Williams College
1952
John Shelby Spong
University of North Carolina
1952
Guido Calabresi
Yale University
1953
John Hope Franklin [14]
Fisk University
1953
Clive Davis
New York University
1953
Paul Donnelly Paganucci
Dartmouth College
1953
Thomas R. Pickering
Bowdoin College
1953
Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Cornell University
1954
Sheldon Glashow
Cornell University
1954
Richard Lugar
Denison University
1954
Victor Navasky
Swarthmore College
1954
Joan Rivers
Barnard College
1954
John Updike
Harvard University
1954
Steven Weinberg [15]
Cornell University
1954
Franklin M. Fisher
Harvard University
1955
Ralph Nader
Princeton University
1955
Reynolds Price
Duke University
1955
John L. Hall
Carnegie Mellon University
1956
Gloria Steinem
Smith College
1956
Akira Iriye
Haverford College
1957
Elizabeth Dole
Duke University
1958
Anthony Kennedy
Stanford University
1958
Kris Kristofferson
Pomona College
1958
Joseph Nye
Princeton University
1958
Paul Comi
University of Southern California
1958
Robert Coleman Richardson
Virginia Tech
1958
Stephen Breyer
Stanford University
1959
Francis Ford Coppola
Hofstra University
1959
John W. Dower
Amherst College
1959
Bob Graham
University of Florida
1959
Robert Nozick
Columbia University
1959
Richard Posner
Yale University
1959
Richard Lindzen
Harvard University
1960
Robert E. Rubin
Harvard University
1960
David H. Souter
Harvard University
1960
Daniel Gillespie
Rice University
1960
Lester Thurow
Williams College
1960
Fay Vincent
Williams College
1960
Pat Schroeder
University of Minnesota
1961
Sheldon Goldman
New York University
1961
Elizabeth Parr-Johnston
Wellesley College
1961
Lamar Alexander
Vanderbilt University
1962
Tom Brokaw
University of South Dakota
1962
Lynne Cheney
Colorado College
1962
Robert Christgau
Dartmouth College
1962
Edward Ng
University of Minnesota
1962
Barack Obama Sr.
University of Hawaii
1962
Daniel C. Tsui
Augustana College
1962
David L. Boren
Yale University
1963
Richard Epstein
Columbia University
1963
David Satcher
Morehouse College
1963
John Edgar Wideman
University of Pennsylvania
1963
James Woolsey
Stanford University
1963
David Boies
University of Redlands
1964
Michael Crichton
Harvard University
1964
Leonard Bernstein [7]
Harvard University
1964
Joseph Lieberman
Yale University
1964
Angela Davis
Brandeis University
1965
Carl Gershman [16] [17]
Yale University
1965
Terrence Malick
Harvard University
1965
Walter Murch
Johns Hopkins University
1965
W. Taylor Reveley III
Princeton University
1965
Paul Wellstone
University of North Carolina
1965
William Weld
Harvard University
1966
Philip Lader
Duke University
1966
George Smoot
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1966
Jane Harman
Smith College
1966
John Postlethwait
Purdue University
1966
Douglas D. Osheroff
California Institute of Technology
1967
Richard Blumenthal
Harvard University
1967
Janet Yellen
Brown University
1967
Bill Clinton
Georgetown University
1968
Michio Kaku
Harvard University
1968
John C. Mather
Swarthmore College
1968
Henry Paulson
Dartmouth College
1968
Isaac Asimov [8]
Boston University
1972
Laurie Anderson
Barnard College
1969
Jon Corzine
University of Illinois
1969
Hugh David Politzer
University of Michigan
1969
Frank J. Fabozzi
City University of New York
1969
E. Annie Proulx
University of Vermont
1969
Steven Chu
University of Rochester
1970
Frank Easterbrook
Swarthmore College
1970
Frank Wilczek
University of Chicago
1970
David Rubenstein
Duke University
1970
Louis Freeh
Rutgers University
1971
Michael Katze
Boston University
1971
Mike Nifong
University of North Carolina
1971
Pat Quinn
Georgetown University
1971
Roger Tsien
Harvard University
1971
Nadine Strossen
Radcliffe College
1972
Samuel Alito
Princeton University
1972
Robert B. Laughlin
University of California Berkeley
1972
Benazir Bhutto
Radcliffe College
1973
Jeb Bush
University of Texas
1973
E.J. Dionne
Harvard University
1973
Rita Dove
Miami University
1973
Austin Ligon
University of Texas
1973
Renée Montagne
University of California Berkeley
1973
Diana Nyad
Lake Forest College
1973
Carl Wieman
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
1973
Glenn Close
College of William & Mary
1974
Christie Hefner
Brandeis University
1974
Mark E. Kalmansohn
University of California, Los Angeles
c. 1974
Condoleezza Rice
University of Denver
1974
Ben Bernanke
Harvard University
1975
Susan Collins
St. Lawrence University
1975
Griffith R. Harsh
Harvard University
1975
Harold Hongju Koh
Harvard University
1975
Gale Norton
University of Denver
1975
Robert Zoellick
Swarthmore College
1975
Michael Burns (actor and historian)
University of California, Los Angeles
1976
Lawrence B. Lindsey
Bowdoin College
1976
Jack A. Goldstone
Harvard University
1976
Alfredo Jocelyn-Holt
Johns Hopkins University
1976
John G. Roberts
Harvard University
1976
Sonia Sotomayor
Princeton University
1976
Mark Warner
George Washington University
1977
Dale Archer
Tulane University
1978
Maurice Berger
Hunter College
1978
Karen Hughes
Southern Methodist University
1978
David Addington
Georgetown University
1978
Paula Franzese
Barnard College
1979
Debra Lehrmann
University of Texas at Austin
1979
David Merritt
University of Santa Clara
1979
Stavros Lambrinidis
Amherst College
1984
Jennifer Granholm
University of California, Berkeley
1980
Michael R. Barratt
University of Washington
1981
Lynn Barry
College of William & Mary
1981
Nicholas D. Kristof
Harvard University
1981
Elena Kagan
Princeton University
1981
Eliot Spitzer
Princeton University
1981
Matthew Kramer
Cornell University
1981
Jill Zimmerman
Purdue University
1981
George Stephanopoulos
Columbia University
1982
Kateryna Yushchenko
Georgetown University
1982
Patrick Fitzgerald
Amherst College
1982
David Duchovny [18]
Princeton University
1982
Mark Anchor Albert
University of California, Berkeley
1983
Christopher Eisgruber
Princeton University
1983
Miguel Estrada
Columbia University
1983
Dinesh D'Souza
Dartmouth College
1983
Lisa Randall
Harvard University
1984
Lee Siegel
Columbia University
1984
Eric Allin Cornell
Stanford University
1985
Ken Stern
Haverford College
1985
Daniel Pearl
Stanford University
1985
Carol Queen
University of Oregon
1985
Anne Applebaum
Yale University
1986
Jeff Bezos
Princeton University
1986
Sabine Hyland
Cornell University
1986
Susan Rice
Stanford University
1986
Rafael Resendes
University of California, Berkeley
1987
Laura J. Snyder
Brandeis University
1987
Paul Clement
Georgetown University
1988
KellyAnne Conway
Trinity Washington University
1989
Eudora Welty [8]
Millsaps College
1989
Ashley Judd
University of Kentucky
1990
Rosa Brooks
Harvard University
1990
Joshua Redman
Harvard University
1991
Paul Adelstein
Bowdoin College
1991
Peter R. Orszag
Princeton University
1991
Carson Kressley
Gettysburg College
1991
Jimmy Carter [19]
Kansas State University
1991
Dena Grayson
University of Florida
1991
Julie Story Byerley
Rhodes College
1992
Doris Eaton Travis
University of Oklahoma
1992
Benjamin Radford
University of New Mexico
1993
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin
Georgetown University
1993
Bobby Jindal
Brown University
1993
Frank Wagner
City College of New York
1993
Matt Sherman
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
1994
Amy Coney Barrett
Rhodes College
1994
Robb LaKritz
University of Michigan
1994
Sasha Soreff
Barnard College
1994
Burton Rocks
Stony Brook University
1994
Mamphela Ramphele [20]
Harvard University
1994
Griff Aldrich
Hampden-Sydney College
1996
Matthew Kleban
Reed College
1996
Andrew Mueller
University of California, Santa Cruz
1996
Dan O'Brien (playwright)
Middlebury College
1996
Emily Bergl
Grinnell College
1997
Richard Carrier
University of California, Berkeley
1997
Susan Haack [21]
University of Miami
1997
Peyton Manning [22]
University of Tennessee
1997
Michael Schur
Harvard University
1997
Kerry Washington
George Washington University
1998
Sufjan Stevens
Hope College
1998
Brad Delson
University of California, Los Angeles
1999
Rita Ng [23]
Stanford University
2000
Heidi Cruz [24]
Claremont McKenna College
2000
Brianna Keilar
University of California, Berkeley
2001
Josh Hawley
Stanford University
2002
Pete Buttigieg [25]
Harvard University
2004
Ben Shapiro
University of California, Los Angeles
2004
Rivers Cuomo
Harvard University
2006
Lena Park
Columbia University
2010
Kurt Hugo Schneider
Yale University
2010
Annie E. Clark
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
2011
Jarry Lee [26]
New York University
2014
Tamar Kaprelian [27]
Columbia University
2016
Honorary members [ edit ]
Fictional members [ edit ]
Ellis Loew, fictional District Attorney in James Ellroy 's novels The Black Dahlia , The Big Nowhere , and L.A. Confidential is a member of Phi Beta Kappa, and he shows his key several times.
In the movie The Thomas Crown Affair , the main character Thomas Crown toys with his golden Phi Beta Kappa key which he is wearing on a chain. It is stated that he is an alumnus of Dartmouth College and Harvard Business School.
In Desk Set (1957), Katharine Hepburn reels off all of Spencer Tracy 's character's accomplishments and says that he's a graduate of M.I.T. with a Ph.D. in Science and a Phi Beta Kappa, although he doesn't wear his key, which means either that he's modest or he lost it.
Harry Bailey in It’s A Wonderful Life is greeted at the train station by George and Uncle Billy as “Professor Phi Beta Kappa Harry Bailey,” implying he is a member.
In the TV show Queen Sugar , the character Charley Bordelon West is a Phi Beta Kappa member.[45] This is referenced when she has to correct someone who incorrectly refers to it as a social fraternity.[46]
In the TV show Gilmore Girls Rory Gilmore is referenced as a member in Emily and Richard Gilmore's graduation musical duo.
In the TV show The Big Bang Theory Emily Sweeney is revealed as a Phi Beta Kappa member. It is said to have been apparent on her online dating profile viewed by Rajesh Koothrappali . Also, Sheldon Cooper has a frame of Phi Beta Kappa in his office, suggesting that he is a member.
Gavin Stevens, protagonist of several pieces by William Faulkner exhibits the Phi Beta Kappa key from Harvard in the stories "Hand Upon the Water", "An Error in Chemistry" and "Knight's Gambit".
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