Do Won Chang South Korea

Cofounder and CEO, Forever 21

Anthony HopkinsWales, United Kingdom

Academy Award–winning actor

Thai LeeThailand

President and CEO, SHI International Corp.

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Graciela ChichilniskyArgentina

Professor of economics and sta-tistics, Columbia University | Key

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Douglas LeoneItaly

Venture capitalist and global man-aging partner, Sequoia Capital

Eric GertlerCanada

Cochairman & copublisher, New York Daily News, and cochairman,

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Morena BaccarinBrazil

Emmy–nominated actress

Thuy Thi NguyenVietnam

President, Foothill College

Daron AcemogluTurkey

Professor of economics, MIT | 2017 Andrew Carnegie Fellow

Ayman MohyeldinEgypt

Journalist

Eren OzmenTurkey

Owner and president, Sierra Nevada Corporation

David ThoulessScotland, United Kingdom

Nobel Prize winner in physics and professor emeritus, University of

Washington

Norma TorresGuatemala

U.S. representative, 35th District, California

Margaret H. MarshallSouth Africa

Chief justice (ret.), Massachusetts Supreme Court, and senior coun-

sel, Choate Hall & Stewart LLP

Daniel KahnemanIsrael

Nobel Prize winner in economic sciences and professor emeritus,

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Max LevchinUkraine

CEO, Affirm, and cofounder, PayPal

Ilhan OmarSomalia

Representative, Minnesota House of Representatives, District 60B

Masha GessenRussia

Author and journalist | 2015 Andrew Carnegie Fellow

Liam NeesonNorthern Ireland, United Kingdom

Academy Award–nominated actor

Việt Thanh NguyễnVietnam

Pulitzer Prize–winning novelist and professor, University of

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Ralph de La VegaCuba

Former vice chairman, AT&T

Rainer WeissGermany

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sor emeritus of physics, MIT

Zainab SalbiIraq

Humanitarian, entrepreneur, author, and founder, Women for

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Jeff SkollCanada

Founder and chairman, Skoll Foundation | 2017 Carnegie Medal of Philanthropy honoree

Kwame Anthony AppiahGhana

National Humanities Medal awardee and professor of philoso-

phy and law, NYU

J. Michael KosterlitzScotland, United Kingdom

Nobel Prize winner in physics and professor, Brown University

Shantanu NarayenIndia

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Oliver HartEngland, United Kingdom

Nobel Prize winner in economic sciences and professor, Harvard

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Chinelo OkparantaNigeria

Award-winning author and professor of creative writing,

Bucknell University

Andrew V. SchallyPoland

Nobel Prize winner in medicine and distinguished professor,

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Ángel CabreraSpain

President, George Mason University

Andrew Carnegie

Feng ZhangChina

Genomics pioneer and professor of neuroscience, MIT and Broad

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Hushang AnsaryIran

Statesman, philanthropist, and entrepreneur

Suheir HammadJordan

American Book Award–winning poet and performer

Abdul K. KallonSierra Leone

Judge, U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama

Nergis MavalvalaPakistan

Professor of astrophysics, MIT | 2010 MacArthur Fellow

J. Fraser StoddartScotland, United Kingdom

Nobel Prize winner in chemistry and professor, Northwestern

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THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA REMAINS A LAND OF IMMIGRANTSAndrew Carnegie founded Carnegie Corporation of New York in 1911, one of more than twenty organizations established by this immigrant from Scotland dedicated to the advancement and diffusion of knowledge and understanding in the areas that Carnegie considered

of paramount importance: international peace, education and teaching, science and technology, scholarship, civic engagement, and the integration of immigrants into American society. Each Fourth of July, Carnegie Corporation of New York salutes its founder’s legacy, along with the contributions of the millions of other immigrants who have made, and continue to make, our nation strong and vibrant. We are committed to helping immigrants become a part of the civic fabric of our nation because enlightened citizenship is the strength of our democracy. Our

nation’s motto—“E Pluribus Unum” (Out of Many, One)—remains an inspiration we can all aspire to and a guiding light for our nation.

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GREAT IMMIGRANTS GREAT AMERICANS

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