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Distinguished Visitors to Ohio University

Arts, Letters, and Sciences International Figures US Federal Government Leaders

Italics indicate individuals whose visits are recognized with plaques on the West Portico wall at Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium.

Arts, Letters, Sciences
Anderson, Marian
Vocalist, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
February 17, 1960
Anthony, Susan B.
Women's Rights, temperance, abolition activist
October 19, 1878
Boorstin, Daniel
Historian and Librarian of Congress
January 15, 1987
Buck, Pearl
Frist American Woman Winner, Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature
January 12, 1966
April 19-20, 1966
Conant, James B.
President of Harvard University
June 9, 1947
Czeslaw, Milosz
Poet and Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature
May 8-10, 1991
Ellington, (Edward Kennedy) Duke
Musician, Presidential Medal of Freedom, NAACP Springarn Medal recipient
October 14, 1961
Frost, Robert
Poet
October 24, 1938
March 30, 1960
Hoffman, Roald
Nobel Prize Laureate in Chemistry
November 18, 1991
Lederman, Leon
Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics
November 1, 1994
Mead, Margaret
Anthropologist, Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
January 10, 1963
Pinsky, Robert
Poet Laureate of the US
April 11, 2000
Rabi, Isador
Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics
November 21, 1963
Robeson, Paul
Vocalist
February 9, 1942
Sandberg, Carl
Poet
October 29, 1935
Singer, Issac Bashevis
Nobel Prize Laureate in Literature, Gold Medal for Fiction
April 23, 1975
Stormer, Horst
Nobel Prize Co-Laureate in Physics
May 16, 2001
Toynbee, Arnold
Historian
May 3, 1963
Weisel, Elie
Author and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
May 9, 1988
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International Figures
Bunche, Ralph
UnderSecretary of the United Nations and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate
November 13, 1959
Glenn, John
First American to Orbit the Earth, later US Senator from Ohio
February 17, 1964
Hammarskjold, Dag
Secretary-General of the United Nations (1953-61)
February 5, 1958
King, Jr., Martin Luther
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate and Civil Rights Leader
December 30, 1959
Roosevelt, Eleanor
US Representative to the United Nations and former First Lady
April 26, 1954
Williams, Betty
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate from Northern Ireland
September 10, 2001
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US Federal Government Leaders
Bricker, John W.
US Senator from Ohio
June 12, 1955
Bryan, William Jennings
Presidential candidate and US Secretary of State
October 26, 1915
Carter, James E. (Jimmy)
President of the US (1977-1981)
May 11, 1989
Clark, Tom C.
Justice of the US Supreme Court
January 4, 1967
Clinton, Hillary
First Lady of the US (1993-2001), Senator from New York
October 1992
October 24, 1996
June 14, 1997
Douglas, William O.
Justice of the Supreme Court of the US
June 9, 1946
May 7, 1963
Eisenhower, Dwight D.
President of the US (1953-1961)
October 5, 1965
Fulbright, J. William
US Senator form Arkansas
April 22, 1985
Gingrich, Newt
Speaker of the US House of Representatives
June 13, 1998
Hayes, Rutherford B.
Governor of Ohio and ex-officio trustee
Later President of the US (1877 - 1881)
July 1876
Harding, Warren G.
President of the US (1921-1923)
September 2, 1916
Hoover, Herbert
President of the US (1929-1933)
October 28, 1932
Johnson, Lyndon Baines
President of the US (1963-1969)
May 7, 1964
Kennedy, John F.
US Senator from Massachusetts
later President of the US (1961-1963)
September 18, 1959
McKinley, William
Governor of Ohio and ex-officio trustee
later President of the US (1897-1901)
October 3, 1891
McNamara, Robert S.
US Secretary of Defense
June 6, 1965
Morse, Wayne
US Senator from Oregon
April 9-10, 1965
Nelson, Gaylord
US Senator form Wisconsin
July 16, 1970
Randolph, Jennings
US Senator form West Virginia
April 24-26, 1985
Riley, Richard
US Secretary of Education
June 10, 1995
Roosevelt, Theodore
President of the US (1901-1909)
May 17, 1912
Rusk, Dean
US Secretary of State
December 2, 1966
Shriver, Robert Sargent
Former head of the Peace Corps, Ambassador to France
April 24-26, 1985
Taft, Robert A.
US Senator from Ohio
June 11, 1950
Taft, William Howard
President of the US (1909-1913)
August 29, 1908
Yarborough, Ralph
US Senator from Texas
May 9, 1966
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