University of Louisville

The University of Louisville ( U of L also called ) is a public university in Louisville, Kentucky. Founded in 1798, are now enrolled at the University of Louisville 20,605 students.

Organizational structure

  • Engineering ( JB Speed ​​School of Engineering ) ( 1925)
  • Arts and Sciences (1907 )
  • Medicine ( 1837)
  • Music ( 1932)
  • Public Health and Information Sciences (1968 )
  • Education and Human Development (1968 )
  • Care (1979 )
  • Law ( Brandeis School of Law ) ( 1846)
  • Social Work (Kent School of Social Work ) ( 1936)
  • Economics ( 1953)
  • Dentistry ( 1887)
  • Graduate School ( 1918)

Sports

The sports teams of the U of L are the Cardinals. The university is a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference since 2014.

Well-known professors

  • Jamey Aebersold ( born 1939 ), jazz saxophonist
  • Justus Bier (1899-1990), German art historian
  • Paul Cameron ( born 1939 ), psychologist
  • Wendell Cherry (1935-1991), lawyer, entrepreneur, art collector and patron
  • Milton Diamond ( born 1934 ), anatomist and reproductive biologist
  • James Guthrie (1792-1869), politician and Minister of Finance, has been president of the University of Louisville
  • Hackers Joachim ( b. 1968 ), Professor of Corporate Finance
  • Richard Hamming (1915-1998), mathematician, Turing award winners
  • Earl Harold Kleinert ( born 1921 ), a hand surgeon
  • Justin A. McCarthy ( born 1945 ), historian and demographer
  • George Perle (1915-2009), composer and music theorist
  • James Speed ​​(1812-1887), lawyer, politician and Minister of Justice
  • John Wilkinson Taylor (1906-2001), Director-General of UNESCO, previously from 1947 to 1950 president of the University of Louisville

Famous graduates

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