Claudio Grossman – Chair of the United Nations Committee Against Torture; Dean Emeritus of the Washington College of Law Frank William La Rue – UN Special Rapporteur; 2004 Nobel Peace Prize nominee Robert Lehrman – former White House Chief speechwriter for Vice President Al Gore; novelist Allan Lichtman – historian, 2006 candidate for Maryland State Senate, Department of History Charles Malik – former president of the United Nations Economic and Social Council Constance Morella – United States Representative from Maryland; Ambassador in Residence for the Women & Politics Institute Hamid Mowlana – former professor, adviser to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad of Iran Ralph Nader – political activist, author, lecturer, and attorney; five-time candidate for President of the United States, including as Green Party nominee in 1996 and 2000 Jackie Norris – political scientist; Chief of Staff under First Lady Michelle Obama Manfred Nowak – Austrian human rights lawyer; Austrian delegate to the United Nations Commission on Human Rights Susan Orr – Commissioner of the United States Children's Bureau Robert Pastor – United States National Security Advisor on Latin America and the Caribbean Anthony C. E. Quainton – United States Ambassador to the Central African Empire, Kuwait, Nicaragua, and Peru; United States Coordinator for Counterterrorism Jim Ramstad – United States Representative from Minnesota Egon Ranshofen-Wertheimer – United Nations diplomat; journalist; doctor of laws Jamie Raskin – United States Representative from Maryland, former Maryland State Senator Jehan Sadat – First Lady of Egypt; wife of President Anwar Sadat Sally Shelton-Colby – Deputy Assistant Undersecretary of State for Latin America; United States Ambassador to the Caribbean; Assistant Administrator for USAID; Deputy Secretary General of the OECD; wife of Director of the Central Intelligence Agency William Colby Nobel laureates Herbert Spencer Gasser – 1944 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine Robert S. Mulliken – 1966 Nobel Prize in Chemistry Fulbright Scholars Patricia Aufderheide – film, video and radio academic Naomi Baron – author; president of the Semiotic Society of America; Professor of Linguistics C. Stanley Lewis – artist and art professor Stephen Silvia – professor, School of International Service; affiliate professor, Department of Economics Guggenheim Fellows Patricia Aufderheide – 1994 recipient; film, video and radio academic Naomi Baron – author; president of the Semiotic Society of America; Professor of Linguistics Robert Griffith – 1980 recipient; historian; author Michael Kazin – historian and author C. Stanley Lewis – artist and art professor Richard McCann – fiction,