Women Swimsuit Calendar, Oregon State University

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• Alumni
Oregon State claims many national and world famous alumni who have made major contributions, advancements and achievements in their respective professions. Out of over 200,000 alumni to graduate from the university, OSU considers scientist and peace activist Linus Pauling, the only recipient of two unshared Nobel Prizes (for chemistry and peace) the university's most famous alumnus. Other notable academics include United States National Academy of Sciences members Paul H. Emmett, Milton Harris, and Wayne L. Hubbell. National Academy of Engineering member Octave Levenspiel and computer mouse inventor Douglas Engelbart, who is also credited with developing the initial concept of E-mail, make the list as well.
In the business world, OSU alumni hold or have held several prominent positions in various industries. This includes Jen-Hsun Huang, co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA; Leonard Shoen, founder of U-Haul; Bernie Newcomb, co-founder of E*TRADE; John A. Young, former president and CEO of Hewlett-Packard; Mercedes Alison Bates, first female officer of General Mills and former vice president of its Betty Crocker Cooking division; Thomas J. Autzen, Plywood manufacturing pioneer and namesake of Autzen Stadium; Mike and Brian McMenamin, co-founders of the McMenamins chain; and Timothy S. Leatherman, inventor of the Leatherman tool and founder of the Leatherman Tool Group.