co-founder Bernadine P. Healy (1965), physician and National Institutes of Health director Lucinda Cisler (1965), feminist and abortion rights activist Geraldine Laybourne (1969), Nickelodeon President and Oxygen Media founder and CEO Linda Fairstein (1969), author and prosecutor Rebecca Eaton (1969), Emmy award-winning executive producer of Masterpiece on PBS Meryl Streep (1971), three-time Academy Award winner actress Jane Smiley (1971), Pulitzer Prize-winning fiction writer Michael Wolff (1975), author and journalist Richard L. Huganir (1975), Neuroscientist and Director of Johns Hopkins Medicine Brain Science Institute Chip Reid (1977), CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Jeffrey Goldstein (1977), former World Bank CFO and Undersecretary of the Treasury for Domestic Finance Michael Specter (1977), The New Yorker magazine science writer Jamshed Bharucha (1978), Cooper Union President Phil Griffin (1979), MSNBC President John Carlstrom (1981), astrophysicist and MacArthur Award Fellow Pamela Mars-Wright, (1982), former board chairman of Mars Inc. Philip Jefferson (1983), economist and Federal Reserve Board Governor Mark Burstein (1984), President of Lawrence University of Wisconsin Ada Ferrer (1984), Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Sherrilyn Ifill (1984), Seventh President and Director-Counsel of the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund Lisa Kudrow (1985), actress Hope Davis (1986), actress Evan Wright (1988), journalist Jonathan Karl (1990), ABC News Chief White House Correspondent Jeffrey Brenner (1990), physician and MacArthur Award Fellow John Gatins (1990), Oscar-nominated Screenwriter Noah Baumbach (1991), writer-director Jason Blum (1991), Emmy-winning and Oscar-nominated film and television producer Caterina Fake (1991), Flickr founder Elisabeth Murdoch (1992), Shine Limited CEO and Chairman Jon Fisher (1994), author Katherine Center (1994), novelist Joe Hill (1995), novelist Jessi Klein (1997), Emmy Award-winning comedy writer-producer Jesse Ball (2000), writer Alexandra Berzon (2001), Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and Wall Street Journal reporter Shaka King (2001), film director, screenwriter, and producer Victoria Legrand (2003), musician and songwriter Jonás Cuarón (2005), screenwriter and director Sasha Velour (2009), winner of RuPaul's Drag Race Season 9 Lilli Cooper (2012), Tony Award-nominated actress Ethan Slater (2014), Tony Award-nominated actor Raph Korine (2017), and runner-up of Big Brother 18 (UK) Notable attendees who did not graduate from Vassar include: Julia Tutwiler, notable education and prison reform advocate Anthony Bourdain, professional chef and television personality Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, First Lady of the United States Katharine Graham, Washington Post publisher Susan Berresford, president of the Ford Foundation Anne Hathaway, actress Jane Fonda, actress Justin Long, actor Mike D, member of the Beastie Boys Mark Ronson, Oscar-winning musician Rachael Yamagata, musician Curtis Sittenfeld,