People Associated With Green Templeton College
- Kunal Basu, author
- Dame Valerie Beral, epidemiologist
- Colin Bundy, First Principal of Green Templeton College
- Rory Collins, epidemiologist
- E. David Cook, theologian
- Sarah Darby, epidemiologist
- Sir Richard Doll, epidemiologist, first Warden of Green College
- Michael Earl, Pro-Vice Chancellor of the University of Oxford
- Sir Vernon Ellis, Barclay Fellow (2002–06)
- Sanjaya Lall, economist
- Peter Friend, surgeon
- Jason Galanis, banker
- Derrick Gosselin, engineer and economist
- Dr Cecil Green, founder of Texas Instruments and Green College
- John Lennox, mathematician
- Sir Richard Peto, epidemiologist
- Stein Ringen, sociologist
- Rosemary Stewart, business theorist
- Sir Crispin Tickell, diplomat and environmentalist, third Warden of Green College
- Michael von Clemm, businessman, restaurateur, anthropologist, former President of Templeton College
- Lord Walton, politician, second Warden of Green College
- Steve Woolgar, sociologist
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