in Harlem, and nephew of civic leader Samuel Untermyer Katherine C. Kelly (1942), Electoral College Delegate and advocate for women's rights and LGBT rights Margaret C. McCulloch (class of 1919), civil rights activist who supported racial integration in Tennessee Virginia Mathews (class of 1942), literacy advocate who helped develop Sesame Street and co-founded the American Indian Library Association; daughter of author John Joseph Mathews Scott Michael Robertson (class of 1999), disability rights activist, co-founder Autistic Self Advocacy Network (ASAN, 2006) Marjory Swope (class of 1958), executive director of the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions Government officials Eleanor Bontecou (class of 1909), World War II war crimes investigator at the U.S. Department of War and civil rights attorney at the U.S. Department of Justice Luis A. Ferré (class of 1920), Governor of Puerto Rico and recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom Dorcas Hardy (class of 1964), first woman commissioner of the U.S. Social Security Administration (1986–1989) Alfred Jaretzki Jr. (class of 1909), special consultant to Secretary of War Henry Stimson and a drafter of the Investment Company Act Theodore Knauth (class of 1903) chief of religious affairs for the American Zone of Occupation in Germany after World War II Joseph Nye (class of 1954), National Intelligence Council Chairman and political scientist who co-founded neoliberalism and soft power (international relations) David W. K. Peacock Jr. (class of 1942), Deputy Undersecretary at the U.S. Department of Commerce Herbert Pell, Congressman from New York, UN War Crimes Commission's U.S. Representative, and father of U.S. Senator Claiborne Pell Marcie Berman Ries (class of 1968), U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria; former U.S. Ambassador to Albania. Ileana Saros (class of 1968), Deputy Attorney General for New Jersey and first woman president of the National Association of Medicaid Fraud Control Units Journalists and writers Warren Bobrow (class of 1980), journalist, author, chef, and master mixologist for several liquor brands Georgianna Brennan (class of 1954), society editor for The Newark Star-Ledger and daughter-in-law of U.S. Supreme Court Justice William Brennan Herbert Brucker, editor-in-chief of The Hartford Courant and president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors Kendall Foss (class of 1923), journalist and contributing editor to Time magazine who helped found the Free University of Berlin William A. Greene (class of 1932), public relations official who headed the Crusade for Freedom to fund Radio Free Europe Victor Knauth (class of 1914), editor-in-chief of The Bridgeport Times-Star and owner