The Harriman Institute is proud of its alumni who have gone on to positions in government, academia, business, NGO's, human rights groups and other ventures.
These are just a few of our many distinguished alumni. Please visit this page often for a different sample.
For alumni interested in supporting the Harriman Institute, please click here for more information.
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Selected alumni of The Harriman Institute
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Hope Harrison
HI ‘91
Associate Professor of History and International Affairs, George Washington University
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Toby T. Gati
RI '72
Senior International Advisor
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer and Feld LLP
"The intellectual excitement of the classes and meetings, the dedication of the professors, and the camraderie of the student body--that's what the Russian Institute was all about. I'm glad that the U.S. doesn't have Communism to kick around any more, and that the Institute has adjusted so well to the study and interpretation of the post-Soviet world!"
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Theodore H. Von Laue
RI '48
Jacob and Frances Hiatt Professor of History, emeritus
Clark University
Worcester, Massachusetts
"Inspired by Professors Mosely and Robinson, I built a career on studying the history of Russia and the Soviet Union."
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Ronald Grigor Suny
RI '65
Professor of Political Science
The University of Chicago
"The Institute was a home as well as a school, the place where we worked with, rather than under, such wonderful mentors as Alex Dallin, Henry Roberts, Marc Raeff, and Leo Haimson."
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Jamie Kosmar
HI ‘05
Muskie Program Manager, IREX Moscow
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