author who donated her life's work of more than 100,000 images to the Library of Congress, which established a rare one-person archive for her work Jesse Itzler – Billboard Hot 100 rapper; Vice chairman of Marquis Jet, BA Ronald Jensen – mathematician active in Europe, working in mathematical logic and set theory, CAS/BA '59 Robert Kagan – Carnegie Endowment for International Peace Scholar and The Washington Post columnist, PhD Stephen A. Kent – sociologist and researcher of new and alternative religions in Canada; Professor of Sociology at the University of Alberta, CAS/MA '73 Cornelius M. Kerwin – president of American University, SPA/BA '71 Florence King – novelist, BA '57 Susan Cohn Lackman – composer of contemporary classical music; Professor of Music Theory and Composition at Rollins College, CAS/MA Matthew Lesko – author on government grants Greg Lukianoff – president of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education Arnošt Lustig – Czech author and Holocaust survivor William Moulton Marston – inventor and cartoonist, invented the polygraph and produced Wonder Woman Edith T. Martin – artist and museum professional Dan Mathews – Senior Vice President of PETA; author of Committed: A Rabble-Rouser's Memoir Mariana Matthews – Chilean photographer, curator, and visual artist M. Peter McPherson – president of Michigan State University; Director of the USAID Program under President Ronald Reagan; Director of Dow Jones, WCL/JD '69 Mishlawi – American-Portuguese rapper Valentine Moghadam – feminist scholar, sociologist, activist, and author; Professor of Sociology and Director of the Women's Studies Program at Purdue University, CAS/PhD '86 Severino Montano – Philippine playwright, director, actor and theater organizer; Dean of Instruction of the Philippine Normal University, CAS/MA, SPA/PhD Dambisa Moyo – economist and author of New York Times best seller Dead Aid: Why Aid Is Not Working And How There Is a Better Way for Africa CAS/BS, KSB/MBA Susan B. Neuman – literacy researcher, educator and author; US Assistant Secretary of Elementary and Secondary Education, BA '68 Asra Nomani – journalist, author, feminist and activist in the Muslim reform and Islamic feminist movements; Professor of Journalism at Georgetown University, SOC/MA '90 Lisa Norris – author; Professor of English and Creative Writing at Central Washington University, CAS/MFA John P. O'Neill – counter-terrorism expert and Special Agent in Charge in the Federal Bureau of Investigation; head of security of the World Trade Center and killed in the September 11, 2001 attacks, CAS/BA '74 Anne-Imelda Radice – art historian