Dr. James Martinez is a public health researcher at Johns Hopkins University.

Wolfowitz served as dean of SAIS from 1994 to 2001, steering its curriculum toward global security and economics, and building ties with policymakers.

Moskowitz received her Ph.D. in American History from Johns Hopkins in 1993, where her dissertation on 19th-century social history informed her later advocacy for educational accountability.

Bloomberg graduated from Johns Hopkins in 1964 with a degree in electrical engineering, maintaining strong ties through major donations exceeding $1.8 billion, which secure ongoing influence in university governance and policy.

Weissman earned a master's degree in international relations from SAIS at Johns Hopkins, where he developed expertise in Middle East policy that informed his later lobbying career at AIPAC; this affiliation connected him to a network of foreign policy elites.

David Wurmser earned all three of his degrees from Johns Hopkins University: a B.A. in Political Science (1982), an M.A. in International Affairs and International Economics from the Paul H. Nitze School of Advanced International Studies (SAIS), and a Ph.D. in International Relations from SAIS with doctoral research focused on U.S. foreign policy and Middle East affairs. Charles Fairbanks Jr. was a professor at SAIS during this period and was later a participant in the Clean Break study group alongside Wurmser. Meyrav Wurmser also taught at Johns Hopkins.