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{{Infobox music venue
| name = Kaiserkeller
| image = Storm in Hamburg poster.jpg
| caption = Rory Storm and The Hurricanes poster for their appearance at the Kaiserkeller
| location = 36 [[Große Freiheit]], [[Hamburg]]
| coordinates =
| type = [[Night club]]
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| years_active =
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| owner = [[Bruno Koschmider]]
| promotions = }}


==Nobel Laureates==
'''Kaiserkeller''' is a night club in the [[St. Pauli]] district of [[Hamburg]], [[Germany]], near the [[Reeperbahn]]. It was opened by [[Bruno Koschmider]] on October 14th 1959. [[The Beatles]] had a contract with Kaiserkeller to play there in 1960.


* [[Arthur H. Compton]], Physics Instructor, 1916-17 - 1927 [[Nobel Prize in Physics]]
==Biography==
* [[Ernest O. Lawrence]], M.A., Physics, 1923 - 1939 [[Nobel Prize in Physics]]
Liverpool manager [[Allan Williams]] booked Derry and The Seniors for the club, and as they were successful there, he wanted an additional group.<ref name="CynthiaJohnp76"> Cynthia Lennon – “John” 2006 p76</ref> As [[Rory Storm|Rory Storm and The Hurricanes]] were committed to a season at [[Butlins]] holiday camp, they turned Williams' offer down (as did [[Gerry & The Pacemakers]]) so Williams sent The Beatles to Hamburg instead.<ref name="Spitzp202"> Spitz 2005 p202</ref><ref name="BillHarryPage4">{{cite web |first=Bill |last=Harry |url=http://triumphpc.com/mersey-beat/a-z/rorystorm-hurricanes4.shtml |title=While My Guitar Gently Weeps: The Tragic Story of Rory Storm & the Hurricanes (page 4) |publisher=[[Bill Harry]] |accessdate=2008-02-29}}</ref> The Beatles first played at Koschmider's Indra club, sleeping in small, "dirty" rooms in the [[Bruno Koschmider|Bambi Kino]], and then moved (after the closure of the Indra) to the larger Kaiserkeller.<ref name="MilesPage57-58"> Miles 1998. pp57-8.</ref> They were required to play six or seven hours a night, seven nights a week.<ref name="CynthiaLennonJohnPage93">Lennon (2006), p.93</ref>
* [[Philip S. Hench]], Faculty, Medicine, Mayo Foundation, 1923-1965 - 1950 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]
[[Image:Indra-Club-Hamburg.png|left|thumb|The Indra Club as it appears today, where The Beatles first played on arriving in Hamburg.]]
* [[Edward C. Kendall]], Faculty, Biochemistry, Mayo Foundation, 1914-1951 - 1950 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]
After the summer season ended in early October 1960, Storm and The Hurricanes were free to travel to Hamburg, replacing Derry and The Seniors at the Kaiserkeller. They arrived in Hamburg on 1 October 1960, having negotiated to be paid more than The Seniors or The Beatles.<ref name="Spitzp201"> Spitz 2005 p201</ref> They played five or six 90-minute sets every day alternating with The Beatles.<ref name="Spitzp216"> Spitz 2005 p216</ref><ref name="CynthiaJohnp76"> Cynthia Lennon – “John” 2006 p76</ref> Storm and The Hurricanes were later presented with a special certificate by [[Bruno Koschmider]] (the owner of the Kaiserkeller) for their performances.<ref name="BillHarryPage4"/>
* [[John Bardeen]], Faculty, Physics, 1938-1941 - [[Nobel Prize in Physics]] in 1956 and 1972
* [[Walter Brattain]], Ph.D., Physics, 1929 - 1956 [[Nobel Prize in Physics]]
* [[Melvin Calvin]], Ph.D., Chemistry, 1935 - 1961 [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry]]
* [[Norman Borlaug]], B.S. Forestry, 1937; M.S. (1939) and Ph.D. (1942), Plant Pathology - 1970 [[Nobel Peace Prize]]
* [[William Lipscomb]] Faculty, Chemistry, 1946-1959 - 1976 [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry]]
* [[Saul Bellow]], Faculty, English, 1946 - 1976 [[Nobel Prize in Literature]]
* [[Milton Friedman]], Faculty, Economics, 1945-1946 - 1976 [[Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences]]
* [[John H. van Vleck]], Faculty, Physics, 1923-28 - 1977 [[Nobel Prize in Physics]]
* [[George J. Stigler]], Faculty, Economics, 1938-46 - 1982 [[Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences]]
* [[Edward B. Lewis]], M.A., Biostatistics, 1939 - 1995 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]
* [[Paul D. Boyer]], Faculty, Biochemistry, 1945-1963 - 1997 [[Nobel Prize in Chemistry]]
* [[Louis J. Ignarro]], Ph.D., Pharmacology, 1966 - 1998 [[Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine]]
* [[Daniel McFadden]], B.S. Physics, 1957; Ph.D., Economics, 1962 - 2000 [[Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences]]
* [[Edward C. Prescott]], Faculty, Economics, 1980-2003 - 2004 [[Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences]]
* [[Leonid Hurwicz]], Faculty, Economics, 1951 - 2008, 2007 [[Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences]]


==Pulitzer Prize winners==
The St.Pauli district was well-known as being an area where prostitutes were to be found, and was dangerous for anyone that looked different than the usual clientele.<ref name="Spitzp221"> Spitz 2005. p221</ref> The stage of the Kaiserkeller was made of planks of wood balanced on the top of beer crates, so the two groups made a bet to see to who would be the first to break it.<ref name="Spitzp219"> Spitz 2005 p219</ref> After punishing the stage for days, a slight crack appeared, and when Storm jumped off the top of the upright piano it finally broke.<ref name="Spitzp219"> Spitz 2005 p219</ref> Byrne remembered that as Storm hit the stage, it cracked loudly and formed a V-shape around Storm. He disappeared into it, and all the amplifiers and Starr's cymbals slid into the hole. Koschmider was furious, and had to replace the live music with a juke box. Both groups went across the road to ''Harold's cafe'' for breakfast, but were followed by Koschmider's doormen with [[Blackjack (weapon)|coshes]], who beat the musicians as punishment.<ref name="Spitzp220"> Spitz 2005 p220</ref><ref name="Spitzp221"> Spitz 2005 p221</ref> [[Klaus Voormann]] watched performances by The Hurricanes and The Beatles in the club.<ref name="Spitzp222"> Spitz 2005. p222</ref> Voormann invited [[Astrid Kirchherr]] and Jurgen Vollmer to watch the performances the next day.<ref name="Spitzp223"> Spitz 2005. p223</ref> The Beatles bass player, [[Stuart Sutcliffe]], met photographer Kirchherr between sets, and began dating Kirchherr shortly thereafter.<ref name="Spitzp224"> Spitz 2005. p224</ref> Voormann was in a relationship with Kirchherr at the time, although after other visits to the Kaiserkeller their relationship became purely platonic, although she always remained close friends with Voormann.<ref name="Spitzp224"> Spitz 2005. p224</ref>
The [[Pulitzer Prize]] is the highest honor in American print journalism, literary achievements, and musical compositions.


* [[Robert Penn Warren]] - [[Pulitzer Prize]] winner in 1947 for the novel [[All the King's Men]]; won the Pulitzer Prizes in poetry in 1958 for Promises: Poems 1954-1956, and in 1979 for Now and Then
In October 1960, The Beatles left Koschmider's club and worked at the "Top Ten Club", which was run by Peter Eckhorn.<ref name="CynthiaLennonJohnPage93"> Cynthia Lennon “John” 2006. p93.</ref><ref name="MilesPage71-72"> Miles 1998. pp. 71–72.</ref> When McCartney and drummer [[Pete Best]] went back to the Bambi Kino to get their belongings they found it in almost total darkness. As a snub to Koschmider, they found a [[condom]], attached it to a nail on the concrete wall of their room, and set fire to it. There was no real damage, but Koschmider reported them for attempted [[arson]]. McCartney and Best spent three hours in a local jail and were deported, as was Harrison, for working under the legal age limit.<ref name="MilesPage72-73"> Miles 1998. pp72-73.</ref> Lennon's [[work permit]] was revoked a few days later and he went home by train, but Sutcliffe had a cold and stayed in Hamburg, and then flew home.<ref name="CynthiaLennonJohnp79"> Cynthia Lennon “John” 2006. p79.</ref>
* [[John Berryman]] - [[Pulitzer Prize]] winner in 1965 for Poetry
* [[Dominick Argento]] - [[Pulitzer Prize]] winner in 1975 for Music


==Later years==
==Notable alumni==
===Arts and entertainment===
Today the Kaiserkeller is an alternative Rock Club that belongs to the "[[Große Freiheit]] 36".
* [[Eddie Albert]] - actor
* [[Loni Anderson]] - actress
* [[Dave Arneson]] - co-creator of [[Dungeons & Dragons]], writer, educator
* [[John Astin]] - actor
* [[Maria Bamford]] - comedian
* [[Carol Bly]] - author, [[short story]] writer
* [[Joel Brooks]] - actor
* [[Aaron Brown]] - [[CNN]] anchor, journalist (dropped out)
* [[Arlene Dahl]] - actress
* [[Lila Downs]] - Singer
* [[Dick Durrell]] - creator of [[People magazine]]
* [[Bob Dylan]] - singer/songwriter (dropped out)
* [[Kimberly Elise]] - actress
* [[Robert Engels]] - scriptwriter
* [[Henry Fonda]] - actor (did not graduate)
* [[Frank Forest]] - operatic tenor and actor
* [[Howard Frazin]] - composer
* [[Linda Ann Gehringer]] - actress
* [[Rita K. Gollin]] - Nathaniel Hawthorne scholar
* [[Tom Gjelten]] - [[NPR]] correspondent
* [[Peter Graves (actor)|Peter Graves]] - actor
* [[Jason Hansen]] - composer
* [[Kate Hardy Green]] - author
* [[Ari Herstand]] - musician
* [[Endesha Ida Mae Holland]] - award-winning playwright
* [[James Hong]] - actor (transferred out)
* [[Greg Howard]] - cartoonist
* [[Irene Hunt]] - children's author
* [[Chris Ison]] - Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
* [[Dave Kapell]] - inventor of [[Magnetic Poetry]]
* [[Charles Kavalovski]] - Principal Horn 1971-96 - Boston Symphony Orchestra
* [[Garrison Keillor]] - author
* [[Linda Kelsey]] - actress
* [[Jim Klobuchar]] - columnist
* [[Jessica Lange]] - actress
* [[Libby Larsen]] - contemporary composer
* [[Nancy Smiler Levinson]] - author
* [[James Lileks]] - columnist
* [[Maud Hart Lovelace]] - author
* [[Kate Mulgrew]] - actress
* [[Michele Norris]] - host of [[National Public Radio|NPR's]] ''[[All Things Considered]]
* [[Stephen Paulus]] - contemporary composer
* [[Ron Perlman]] - actor
* [[Kristen Pfaff]] - bass guitarist
* [[Robert Pirsig]] - author, philosopher
* [[Harry Reasoner]] - [[American Broadcasting Company|ABC]] and [[CBS]] news anchor and correspondent
* [[Carl Rowan]] - syndicated columnist, former head of [[United States Information Agency]]
* [[David Royale]] - executive producer for "National Geographic Explorer" series
* [[Harrison Salisbury]] - journalist
* Rick Sanchez - CNN Weekend Anchor / Reporter
*David Schelzel, lead singer of [[The Ocean Blue]]
* [[Eric Sevareid]] - journalist
* [[Max Shulman]] - author
* [[Gale Sondergaard]] - [[Academy Awards|Oscar]]-winning actress
* [[William Swanberg]] - author
* [[Todd Temkin]] - poet and cultural activist
* [[Robert Thaves]] - cartoon developer
* [[Robert Vaughn]] - actor
* [[Donald Wandrei]] - science fiction/fantasy writer and editor, co-founder of [[Arkham House]] publishing
* [[Will Weaver]] - author
* [[Levon West]] - ([[Ivan Dmitri]]) artist/photographer
* [[Yanni]] - Grammy-nominated pianist/composer
* [[David Zinman]] - conductor
* [[Tay Zonday]] - YouTube Celebrity


==Notes==
==Education==
* [[Guy Bond]] - educational psychologist
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* [[Charles Edward Stevens]]- Fulbright scholar, and Internationally recognized expert in the field of comparative physiology and digestive systems
===Athletics===
{{seealso|Minnesota Golden Gophers}}


*Nine players from the University played on [[Herb Brooks]]' 1980 [[Miracle on Ice]] ice hockey team that beat the USSR and won the gold medal:
== References ==
[[Bill Baker (hockey player)|Bill Baker]], [[Neal Broten]], [[Steve Christoff]], [[Steve Janaszak]], [[Rob McClanahan]], [[Mike Ramsey (ice hockey)|Mike Ramsey]], [[Buzz Schneider]], [[Eric Strobel]] and [[Phil Verchota]].
* {{cite book | author=[[Bill Harry{{!}}Harry, Bill]] | title=The Beatles Encyclopedia| publisher=[[Virgin Publishing]]| year=Rev Upd edition 2001 | id=ISBN 978-0753504819}}
* {{cite book | author=[[Cynthia Lennon{{!}}Lennon, Cynthia]] | title=John| publisher=[[Hodder & Stoughton]]| year=2006 | id=ISBN 0-340-89828-3}}
* {{cite book | author=[[Barry Miles{{!}}Miles, Barry]] | title=[[Many Years From Now]] | publisher=[[Vintage (publisher)|Vintage]]-[[Random House]] | year=1997 | id=ISBN 0-7493-8658-4}}
* {{cite book | author=Spitz, Bob | title=''The Beatles: The Biography''| publisher=[[Little, Brown and Company]] ([[New York]])| year=2005 | id=ISBN 1-84513-160-6}}
* {{cite book | author= The Beatles Anthology | authorlink=The Beatles| title=[[The Beatles Anthology]] (DVD) | publisher=[[Apple records]] | year=2003 | id=ASIN - B00008GKEG}}


* [[Ric Flair]] - Professional Wrestler, with the highest rating championship record.
== External links==
* [[Marion Barber III]] - Running Back, [[Dallas Cowboys]]
*[http://triumphpc.com/mersey-beat/a-z/rorystorm-hurricanes.shtml The Tragic Story of Rory Storm & the Hurricanes by Bill Harry]
* [[Bobby Bell]] - 1983 inductee to the [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]]
*[http://www.genesis-publications.com/books/fab/index.html Astrid Kirchherr's book page]
* [[Shelton Benjamin]] - [[Professional wrestling|Professional wrestler, 2X all American]]
*[http://www.lps-athletics.co.uk/history/pembroke/1950s/_overlay/alan_caldwell.htm Alan (Rory Storm) Caldwell]
* [[Patty Berg]] - cofounder and first president of the LPGA; three-time Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year
*[http://www.grossefreiheit36.de/ {{de icon}}]
* [[Brian Bonin]] - former pro [[ice hockey]] player; 1996 [[Hobey Baker Award]] winner
* [[Randy Breuer]]- NBA Basketball Player 1983-1994[http://hoopedia.nba.com/index.php/Randy_Breuer]
[http://www.databasebasketball.com/players/playerpage.htm?ilkid=BreueRa01] [http://www.basketball-reference.com/players/b/breuera01.html]
* [[Willie Burton]] - Former NBA Basketball Player 1990-1999
* [[Herb Brooks]] - [[Ice hockey]] coach, 1980 Olympic Ice Hockey Coach
* [[Brian Denman]] - major league pitcher, [[Boston Red Sox]]
* [[Tony Dungy]] - pro [[football]] player and coach
* [[Carl Eller]] - pro [[football]] player
* [[Greg Eslinger]] - All-American, Center, Denver Broncos
* [[Verne Gagne]] - Professional wrestler, Olympic Wrestling Team, NCAA Champion
* [[Brent Gates]] - former [[Major League Baseball]] player
* [[Paul Giel]] - [[College Football Hall of Fame]] member
* [[Bud Grant]] - pro [[football]] coach
* [[Ben Hamilton]], - Guard, [[Denver Broncos]]
* [[John Harris (golfer)|John Harris]] - [[U.S. Amateur]] golf champion, [[Champions Tour]] player, Hockey Captain
* [[Gretchen Hegener]] - swimmer
* [[Kris Humphries]] - Forward, [[Toronto Raptors]]
* [[Bobby Jackson]] - Guard, [[New Orleans Hornets]]
* [[Erik Johnson]] - Defenseman, Drafted first overall in the [[2006 NHL Draft]], currently playing for the [[St. Louis Blues (hockey)|St. Louis Blues]].
* [[Stephanie Klaviter]] - pro [[softball]] player
* [[Michael Lehan|Mike Lehan]] - Cornerback, [[Miami Dolphins]]
* [[Tom Lehman]] - 1996 [[The Open Championship|British Open]] golf champion; 1996 [[PGA Tour]] Player of the Year
* [[Jordan Leopold]] - pro [[ice hockey]] player; 2002 [[Hobey Baker Award]] winner
* [[Brock Lesnar]] - [[Mixed martial arts|Mixed Martial Artist]], Professional wrestler, football player, NCAA Wrestling Champion
* [[Tony Levine]] - football player, 1991 - 1995; Carolina Panthers coach
* [[Laurence Maroney]] - football player (New England Patriots)
* [[Bobby Marshall]] - 1906 all-American football player
* [[Ken Mauer]] - [[NBA]] referee
* [[John Mayasich]] - Olympic gold and silver medalist at hockey
* [[Janel McCarville]] - [[Women's National Basketball Association]] (WNBA) player
* [[Kevin McHale]] - [[NBA]] basketball player
* [[Karl Mecklenburg]] - pro [[football]] player
* [[Yoav Meiri]] - butterfly and medley swimmer from Israel
* [[Paul Molitor]] - [[Baseball Hall of Fame]]r
* [[Anthony Montgomery (football player)|Anthony Montgomery]], Defensive Tackle, [[Washington Redskins]]
* [[Bronko Nagurski]] - 1963 inductee to [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]]; 1929 first-team all-American on offense and defense
* [[Leo Nomellini]] - 1969 inductee to [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]]
* [[Darrell Reid]], Defensive Tackle, [[Indianapolis Colts]]
* [[John Roethlisberger]] - Three-time U.S. Olympic gymnast, five-time NCAA champion
* [[Marie Roethlisberger]] - 1990 [[National Collegiate Athletic Association|NCAA]] gymnastics champion, four-time All-American, seven-time Big Ten champion
* [[Flip Saunders]] - [[National Basketball Association]] [[head coach]]
* [[Mark Setterstrom]] - Offensive Guard, St. Louis Rams
* [[Bruce P. Smith|Bruce Smith]] - 1941 [[Heisman Trophy]] winner
* [[Matt Spaeth]] - Current football player
* [[Robb Stauber]] - NHL goalie; 1988 [[Hobey Baker Award]] winner
* [[Terry Steinbach]] - all-star pro baseball catcher
* [[Lindsey Taatjes]] - volleyball player
* [[Thomas Tapeh]] - Fullback, Minnesota Vikings
* [[Mychal Thompson]] - NBA basketball player
* [[Trent Tucker]] - NBA Basketball Player (1982-1993) [http://hoopedia.nba.com/index.php/Trent_Tucker]
* [[Rick Upchurch]] - NFL player
* [[Thomas Vanek]] - NHL player, currently with the Buffalo Sabres, won Bud Light Plus/Minus award
* [[Ben Utecht]], Tight end, Indianapolis Colts
* [[Lindsay Whalen]] - WNBA player
* [[Bud Wilkinson|Charles "Bud" Wilkinson]] - pro football coach
* [[Dave Winfield]] - 2001 inductee to [[Baseball Hall of Fame]]
* [[Walt Jocketty]] - St. Louis Cardinals GM 1995-present
* [[Glen Perkins]] - Pitcher for MN Twins
* [[Rhys Lloyd]] - Place kicker for the Carolina Panters


===Law, politics, and government===
[[Category:The Beatles]]
* [[C. Elmer Anderson]] - [[Governor of Minnesota]]
[[Category:Music venues in Germany]]
* [[Wendell Anderson]] - Governor of Minnesota, U.S. [[Senator]]
[[Category:Nightclubs in Germany]]
* [[Joseph H. Ball]] - U.S. Senator
[[Category:1959 establishments]]
* [[Dean Barkley]] - U.S. Senator
[[Category:Visitor attractions in Hamburg]]
* [[Robert Bergland]] - [[United States Secretary of Agriculture|U.S. Secretary of Agriculture]], U.S. Congressman
* [[James Blanchard]] - Governor of [[Michigan]], [[U.S.]] [[Ambassador]] to [[Canada]]
* [[Kathleen A. Blatz]] - Minnesota Supreme Court chief justice
* [[Warren Burger]] - chief justice of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]]
* [[Ray P. Chase]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Victor Christgau]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Theodore Christianson]] - Governor of Minnesota, U.S. Congressman
* [[Nick Clegg]] - British MP
* [[Jeffrey Davidow]] - U.S. Ambassador to [[Mexico]], [[Zambia]], and [[Venezuela]]
* [[David Durenberger]] - U.S. Senator
* [[Donald M. Fraser]] - [[list of mayors of Minneapolis|Mayor of Minneapolis]], U.S. Congressman
* [[Orville Freeman]] - Governor of Minnesota, [[United States Secretary of Agriculture|U.S. Secretary of Agriculture]]
* [[Godfrey Goodwin]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Geir Haarde]] - Prime minister of Iceland
* [[Mike Hatch]] - former Minnesota Attorney General
* [[James D. Hodgson]] - [[United States Secretary of Labor|U.S. Secretary of Labor]], U.S. Ambassador to [[Japan]]
* [[Einar Hoidale]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Hubert H. Humphrey]] - [[Vice President of the United States|U.S. Vice President]] and [[U.S. presidential election, 1968|1968 Democratic nominee for President]]
* [[Max Kampelman]] - former chief U.S. nuclear arms-reduction negotiator, [[United Nations]] Association chairman, founded [[Council for a Community of Democracies]]
* [[Kim Young Sam]] - former President of the Republic of Korea, honorary doctorate degree receipient
* [[Ron Kind]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[O-kyu Kwon]] - Deputy Prime Minister & Minister of Finance and Economy of the Republic of Korea
* [[John Linder]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Bill Luther]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Kevin T. O'Malley]] - General Counsel, [[St. Jude Medical]]
* [[Eugene McCarthy]] - U.S. Congressman, U.S. Senator, three-time presidential candidate
* [[Mary O. McCarthy]] - former Central Intelligence Agency analyst who allegedly leaked classified information
* [[Walter Mondale]] - [[Vice President of the United States|U.S. Vice President]] and [[U.S. presidential election, 1984|1984 Democratic nominee for President]]
* [[Yong-lin Moon]] - former Minister of Education and Human Resources Development of the Republic of Korea, currently faculty at [[Seoul National University]]
* [[Wayne Morse]] - U.S. Senator
* [[Gen Olson]] - Minnesota state senator
* [[Alan Page]] ([[Juris Doctor|J.D.]]) - 1988 inductee to Pro Football Hall of Fame and an [[Associate Justice]] on the [[Minnesota Supreme Court]]
* [[Tim Pawlenty]] - Governor of Minnesota
* [[Jim Ramstad]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[James Rosenbaum]] - Federal Circuit Chief Judge
* [[Patricia Schroeder]] - U.S. Congresswoman
* [[Sadiq Al Shehabi]] - Member of the Shura Council, Kingdom of Bahrain
* [[Harold Stassen]] - Governor of Minnesota, presidential candidate
* [[Carl Stokes]] - [[list of mayors of Cleveland, Ohio|Mayor of Cleveland]], U.S. Ambassador to [[Seychelles]]
* Charles W. Turnbull - Governor, U.S. Virgin Islands
* [[Bruce Vento]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Luther Wallace Youngdahl|Luther Youngdahl]] - Governor of Minnesota
* [[Vin Weber]] - U.S. Congressman
* [[Roy Wilkins]] - civil rights activist
* Ross Wilson - U.S. Ambassador to [[Turkey]]
* [[Khurram Murad]] - [[Pakistan]]i politician and [[Islam]]ic activist.
* [[Paulo Zucula]] - Mozambican politician


===Science===
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* [[Earl Bakken]] - invented the battery-powered [[cardiac pacemaker]]
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* [[Christiaan Barnard]] - performed the world's first [[heart transplant]]
* [[Norman Borlaug]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] peace
* [[Michele Brekke]] - [[NASA]]’s first female flight director
* [[Walter Brattain]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] physicist, co-inventor of the [[transistor]]
* [[Melvin Calvin]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] chemist
* [[David P. Campbell]] - author of [[Campbell Interest]] and [[Skill Survey]]
* [[Hyung-Seob Choi]] - first president of the Korea Institute of Science and Technology, former Minister of Science and Technology of the Republic of Korea
* [[Seymour Cray]] - supercomputer architect, founder of [[Cray Research]]
* [[Robert J. Desnick]] - Professor & Chairman, Department of Human Genetics, cured Fabres Disease
* [[Satish Dhawan]]- Chairman, Indian Space Commission (1972-1995)
* [[Elmer William Engstrom]] - engineer/television pioneer at [[Radio Corporation of America|RCA]]
* [[Seymour Geisser]] - founder of the University's School of Statistics
* [[Robert R. Gilruth]] - aeronautical engineer, director of Johnson Space Center
* [[Robert A. Good]] - pediatrician and bone-marrow transplant pioneer; author of more than 40 books and 1,800 published scientific articles; earned 80 scientific awards and honorary degrees
* [[Robert W. Gore]] - inventor of [[Gore-Tex]]
* [[Harrison Gough]] - author of the [[California Psychological Inventory]]
* [[Pat Gruber]] - created method to avoid use of petroleum for consumer products
* [[Moshe Gur]] - professor and head of the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the Technion (Israel's top technical university) in Tel Aviv
* [[Sally Hasselbrack]] - senior research fellow, [[Boeing]]
* [[John L. Holland]] - psychologist who developed the ''RIASEC'' career model
* [[Yeo Shin Hong]] - dean, Seoul National University School of Nursing; past president of the Korean Academic Society of Nursing Education
* [[Cyril Hoyt]] - author of Hoyt's coefficient of internal consistency reliability
* [[Louis J. Ignarro]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] pharmacist
* [[Marjorie Jamieson]] - created the Living-at-Home Block Nurse Program, a national model of long-term care for the elderly
* [[James Kakalios]] - professor of physics, noted for his work with [[comic-book]] fans.
* [[Ancel Keys]] - nutritionist, inventor of [[K-ration]]s
* [[Izaak Kolthoff]] - "Father of [[analytical chemistry]]"
* [[Steve Kraus]] - worked with [[World Health Organization]] in [[Rwanda]]; coordinator of Thailand Embassy's efforts to help fleeing Vietnamese refugees; working on [[HIV-AIDS]] crisis in Thailand
* [[Mary Jo Kreitzer]] - established Center for Spirituality and Healing at [[University of Minnesota]], one of the country's first centers for complementary and [[alternative medicine]]
* [[E-hyock Kwon]] - former executive director of the council of [[Sungkyunkwan University]], former president of the Republic of Korea National Academy of Sciences, honorary president of the Korean Public Health Association
* [[Ernest O. Lawrence]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] physicist
* [[Ho-Wang Lee]] - first isolated [[Hantavirus]] and invented Hantavax (vaccine for Hantavirus), former president of the Republic of Korea National Academy of Sciences, first Korean elected to the [[United States National Academy of Sciences]]
* [[Edward B. Lewis]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] geneticist
* [[C. Walton Lillehei]] - pioneering heart surgeon, inventor of [[cardiac pacemaker]], "Father of open-heart surgery"
* [[Daniel McFadden]] - [[Nobel Laureate]] economist
* [[Jeannette Piccard]], teacher, balloon pilot, priest
*[[Theodore H. Rowell]] - a Minnesota pharmaceutical industrialist and politician. The Theodore H. Rowell Graduate Fellowship [2] at the University of Minnesota for graduate students in the College of Pharmacy was instituted in his honor to further pharmacy at the U of M.
* [[Norman Shumway]] - performed first U.S. heart transplant
* [[Deke Slayton]] - astronaut
* [[Owen Wangensteen]] - heart-lung machine pioneer
* [[Blong Xiong]] - first Hmong in the U.S. to receive tenure at a major university
* [[Bang-Bu Youn]] - honorary executive director of the council of the Korean Academy of Family Medicine


==Leadership==
[[de:Kaiserkeller]]
* [[Lahsen Ababouch]] - Chief of the Fisheries Industry Division, [[Food and Agriculture Organization]]
[[sv:Kaiserkeller]]
* [[Dianne Deering Anton]] - Vice President of Contracts and Strategic Agreements at [[Alliant Techsystems]]
* [[Mary Greeley Bartz]] - director of [[Betty Crocker]] Kitchens
* [[Janet Benshoof]] - [[National Law Journal]] 100 Most Influential Lawyers in America, women's rights activist, founder and president emeritus of the [[Center for Reproductive Law and Policy]]
* [[Norman Borlaug]] - [[Nobel Peace Prize]] winner
* [[Kevin Brazner]] - founding partner of The Avalon Group
* [[Marilyn Tickle Bryant]] - activist, lobbyist
* [[Mary Crimi]] - past national president of the American Animal Hospital Association
* John Donovan - Executive Vice President, Global Sales and Consulting Services, [[VeriSign]]
* [[Susan Edberg]] - vice president for marketing at [[Minnesota Public Radio]]
* [[Jody H. Feragen]] - vice president of finance and treasurer, [[Hormel Foods Corporation]]
* [[Daniel Gore]] - President, Creative Matters Advertising
* [[Michelle Gran]] - cofounder of [[Global Volunteers]]
* [[Molly Greenman]] - president and CEO, Family and Children’s Service, Minneapolis
* [[Harry Heltzer]] - CEO, [[3M]], (1970-1975)
* [[Andrew Hilyer]] - first U of M African American graduate (1882)
* [[Susan Hoff]] - vice president, corporate communications, [[BestBuy]]
* [[Michael Illbruck]] - CEO, [[Illbruck International, GmbH]]
* [[Mildred Jeffrey]] - civil rights activist, labor leader, received 2000 [[Presidential Medal of Freedom]]
* [[Derek Edward Jensen Sr.]] - investment banker
* [[Myung-Sik Jung]] - former CEO of [[POSCO]]
* [[Joyce Kelly]] - founder of [[Wildlife Habitat Council]]
* [[Steve LaPorte]] - Vice President of NeuroVentures and Business Development, [[Medtronic]], Inc., (2002-2005)
* [[Karen Gilles Larson]] - CEO [[Synovis Life Technologies]]
* [[Mary Leonard]] - owner of Chocolat Celeste
* [[Ingrid Lehmann]] - Director of the [[United Nations]] Information Service in [[Vienna]]
* [[Timothy R. McLevish]] - CFO, [[Ingersoll-Rand]]
* [[Scott Litman]] - Co-Founder [[Imaginet]], LLC, former North American President of J. Walter Thompson's connect@jwt, co-founder of the Minnesota Cup
* [[Kathleen Lundberg]] - Chief Compliance Officer, [[Guidant Corporation]]
* [[Harvey Mackay]] - businessman, Four time [[New York Times]] bestseller author
* [[Dan Mallin]] - Co-Founder [[Imaginet]], LLC, former North American Chief Operating Officer of J. Walter Thompson's connect@jwt, co-founder of the Minnesota Cup
* [[Sandra McKay]] - author, four-time [[Fullbright award]] winner
* [[Obioma Nnaemeka]] - Founder, [[Association of African Women Scholars,]]
* [[Curtis C. Nelson]] - president and chief operating officer of [[Carlson Companies]]
* [[Bud Philbrook]] - cofounder of [[Global Volunteers]]
* [[Lee Raymond]] - former Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer of [[Exxon Mobil Corporation]]
* [[Susan Sokolowski]] - apparel designer for [[Nike, Inc.|Nike]], [[Fila]], and [[NASA]]
* [[Derek Sussner]] - owner of [[Sussner Design Company]]
* [[Tom Staggs]] - senior executive vice president of [[Walt Disney Co.]]
* [[Robert Ulrich]] - Chairman of [[Target Corporation|Target]]
* [[Hicks Waldron]] - former CEO of [[Avon Products]]
* [[Scott Ward]] - President- Vascular, [[Medtronic]], Inc.
* [[Bob Whitmore]] - executive vice president of [[Seagate Technology]]
* [[Michael Wingert]] - President and COO, [[Maxtor Corporation]]
* [[Whitney Young]] - former executive director of [[National Urban League]]
* William E. McIntosh, Jr. - Co-Founder [[National Association of Minority Auto Dealers]]

===Academia===
*[[David T. Beito]], Professor of History at [[The University of Alabama]]
*[[Alvin C. Eurich]], First President of the [[State University of New York]]
*[[William W. Hagerty]], Former president of [[Drexel University]]
*[[Kermit L. Hall]], President of the [[University at Albany, SUNY]]
*[[Elaine Tuttle Hansen]], President of [[Bates College]]
*[[David Montgomery (historian)|David Montgomery]], Professor of History, [[Emeritus]] at [[Yale University]]
*[[Eugene P. Sheehy]], Head Academic Librarian at [[Columbia University]]
*Cheol Soon Shin, President of [[Chonbuk National University]]; Chair, Korean Council of National and Public Universities
*[[Alan Trachtenberg]], Professor of American Studies, [[Emeritus]] at [[Yale University]]
*Tong-In Wongsothorn, President of Sukhothai Thammathirat Open University, Thailand

University of Minnesota Presidents
*[[William Watts Folwell]] ([[1869]]&ndash;[[1884]])
*[[Cyrus Northrop]] ([[1884]]&ndash;[[1911]])
*[[George Edgar Vincent]] ([[1911]]&ndash;[[1917]])
*[[Marion Burton]] ([[1917]]&ndash;[[1920]])
*[[Lotus Coffman]] ([[1920]]&ndash;[[1938]])
*[[Guy Stanton Ford]] ([[1938]]&ndash;[[1941]])
*[[Walter Coffey]] ([[1941]]&ndash;[[1945]])
*[[James Morrill]] ([[1945]]&ndash;[[1960]])
*[[O. Meredith Wilson]] ([[1960]]&ndash;[[1967]])
*[[Malcolm Moos]] ([[1967]]&ndash;[[1974]])
*[[C. Peter Magrath]] ([[1974]]&ndash;[[1984]])
*[[Kenneth H. Keller]] ([[1984]]&ndash;[[1988]])
*[[Nils Hasselmo]] ([[1988]]&ndash;[[1997]])
*[[Mark G. Yudof]] ([[1997]]&ndash;[[2002]])
*[[Robert H. Bruininks]] ([[2002]]&ndash;present)

===Regents===
*[[David Metzen]]
*[[John Sargent Pillsbury]]
*[[Patricia Spence]]
*[[Robert Bergland]]
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===Chancellors===
*[[Edward Duffield Neill]],1858-1861
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==Faculty==
*[[Hy Berman|Hyman "Hy" Berman]] &ndash; History professor (retired), local political commentator
*[[Daphne Berdahl]]&ndash;Anthropology professor (deceased)
*[[John Berryman]] &ndash; Literature Professor, American poet
*[[Norman Borlaug]] &ndash; creator of the [[Green Revolution]]
*[[Michael Dennis Browne]] &ndash; Professor of creative writing, American poet
*[[Marilyn Carroll]] &ndash; Neuroscience professor
*[[Eli Coleman]] &ndash; Director of the Program in Human Sexuality, Editor of the ''Journal of Psychology and Human Sexuality''
*[[Barbara Frey]] - Former member of United Nations Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights
*[[Seymour Geisser]] &ndash; Founder of the School of Statistics, [[DNA]] evidence expert
*[[Florence Goodenough]] &ndash; Psychology
*[[Larry Jacobs|Lawrence R. Jacobs]] &ndash; Political science professor, local political commentator
*[[Frederick Klaeber]] - noted ''[[Beowulf]]'' scholar
*[[George Morrison (artist)|George Morrison]] &ndash; Art professor
*[[Katherine Nash]] &ndash; Sculpture professor
*[[Michael Osterholm]] &ndash; School of Public Health professor
*[[Eugene Rousseau (saxophonist)|Eugene Rousseau]] &ndash; Saxophone instructor
*[[Sachin Sapatnekar]] &ndash; Electrical engineering
*[[Ephraim Sparrow]] &ndash; Mechanical engineering - thermodynamics and heat transfer
*[[Allen Tate]] &ndash; Literature professor, American poet
*[[David Weissbrodt]] - Former head of United Nations Sub-Commission on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights and U.N. Special Rapporteur on the rights of non-citizens
*[[James Wright]] &ndash; Literature professor, American poet
*[[S V Patankar]] &ndash; Mechanical engineering - mechanical engineering - computational thermofluids
*[[T W Simon]] &ndash; Mechanical engineering - thermodynamics, fluid mechanics and heat transfer
*[[Jack Zipes]] &ndash; German professor, translator and scholar of fairy tales

===Present Regents Professors===
[http://www1.umn.edu/honors/Award_Recipients/Regents_Professorship_Present_Recipients.html]
*[[Ellen Berscheid]] - Psychology
*[[John Chipman (economist)|John Chipman]] - Economics
*[[Thomas Clayton (professor)|Thomas Clayton]] - English
*[[Ted Davis]] - Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
*[[Sara Evans (professor)|Sara Evans]] - History
*[[Apostolos Georgopoulos]] - Neuroscience
*[[Richard Goldstein]] - Mechanical Engineering
*[[Megan Gunnar]] - Child Psychology, Institute for Child Development
*[[Ashley Haase]] - Microbiology
*[[Patricia Hampl]] - English
*[[Robert Hebbel]] - Medicine
*[[Allen Issacman]] - History
*[[Alfred Michael]] - Pediatrics
*[[Ronald Phillips (professor)|Ronald Phillips]] - Agronomy and Plant Genetics
*[[Lanny D Schmidt]] - Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
*[[Kathryn Sikkink]] - Political Science
*[[John Sullivan (political scientist)|John Sullivan]] - Political Science
*[[Richard A. Swanson]] - Professor of Human Resource Resource Development
*[[David Tilman]] - Ecology, Evolution, and Behavior
*[[Donald Truhlar]] - Chemistry
*[[David Weissbrodt]] - Law
*[[James White (professor)|James White]] - Laboratory Medicine and Pathology

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This is a list of notable people associated with the University of Minnesota.

Nobel Laureates

Pulitzer Prize winners

The Pulitzer Prize is the highest honor in American print journalism, literary achievements, and musical compositions.

Notable alumni

Arts and entertainment

Education

  • Guy Bond - educational psychologist
  • Charles Edward Stevens- Fulbright scholar, and Internationally recognized expert in the field of comparative physiology and digestive systems

Athletics

See also: Minnesota Golden Gophers
  • Nine players from the University played on Herb Brooks' 1980 Miracle on Ice ice hockey team that beat the USSR and won the gold medal:

Bill Baker, Neal Broten, Steve Christoff, Steve Janaszak, Rob McClanahan, Mike Ramsey, Buzz Schneider, Eric Strobel and Phil Verchota.

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Law, politics, and government

Science

Leadership

Academia

University of Minnesota Presidents

Regents

Chancellors

Faculty

Present Regents Professors

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