McEvoy Architects, and Professor of Architecture at University of Limerick Thomas S. Buechner – founding director of the Corning Museum of Glass; director of the Brooklyn Museum Donald Drew Egbert, A.B. 1924, M.Arch. 1927 – art historian and Princeton professor Michael Graves – architect, designer and Princeton professor Jodi Hauptman, A.B. 1986 – art historian and curator Indrani Pal-Chaudhuri, A.B. Anthropology – photographer, director and digital artist, star of Bravo's 2010 docu-series Double Exposure about her photography Jim Lee, A.B. Psychology 1986 – comic book artist, known for work on X-Men, Batman; a founder of Image Comics Bill Pierce, A.B. 1957 – freelance photographer for TimeDemetri Porphyrios, M.Arch. 1974, Ph.D. 1980 – architect and architectural theorist Frank Stella – artist William Turnbull, Jr. – architect and Fellow of the American Institute of Architects Margaret Rose Vendryes Ph.D. 1997 – visual artist, curator, and art historian Robert Venturi, A.B. 1947, M.F.A. 1950 – architect, Pritzker Prize laureate 1991 Marion Sims Wyeth – architect of Mar-a-Lago and other mansions Other Thomas B. Craighead – Presbyterian minister, president of Davidson Academy and Cumberland College in Nashville, Tennessee Collins Denny, Jr., 1921 – pro-segregationist lawyer David W. Doyle, '49 – Central Intelligence Agency officer; author Cate Edwards, '04 – daughter of two-time presidential candidate and 2004 Democratic Vice Presidential nominee John Edwards John Frame, '61 – Reformed theologian Donald B. Fullerton, 1913 – missionary and founder of the Princeton Christian Fellowship Zelda Harris, '07 – former child actress, known for her starring role in the Spike Lee dramedy CrooklynJames Hogue – attended Princeton under the fraudulent persona of "Alexi Indris Santana", 1989–1991 Dario Hunter, '04 – the first Muslim-born person to be ordained a rabbi Jeffrey R. MacDonald, '65 – subject of Joe McGinnis' best seller "Fatal Vision"; Green Beret physician convicted of murdering his wife and two children at Fort Bragg Joseph (Lyle) Menendez – convicted murderer, left Princeton in 1988 following plagiarism charges Michelle Obama, '85 – First Lady of the United States, wife of United States President Barack Obama Zhuo Qun Song, '19 – currently the most highly decorated International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) contestant, with five gold medals and one bronze medal Richard Aaker Trythall, '63 – composer and pianist, winner of the 1964 Rome Prize in Musical Composition, fellow and music liaison of the American Academy in Rome Peter Aaron Van Dorn – lawyer, judge and planter from Mississippi John