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Susan M. Parkhurst
Susan M. Parkhurst, also known as Susan Parkhurst, is an American molecular biologist and geneticist who has led a laboratory at Fred Hutch Cancer Center in Seattle since 1992.
Susan M. Sawyer
Susan M. Sawyer is an Australian academic pediatrician at the University of Melbourne, known for the 2016 Lancet Commission and for arguing adolescence spans ages 10 to 24.
Susan M. Wolf
Susan M. Wolf is an American bioethicist and legal scholar at the University of Minnesota, known for work on end-of-life care, genomics, and research ethics.
Susan Manchester
Susan Manchester is an American Republican politician serving her first term in the Ohio Senate's 12th district, after three terms in the Ohio House, first elected in 2018.
Susan Marqusee
Susan Marqusee is an American biophysical chemist at UC Berkeley known for work on protein folding, including the de novo design of an alpha-helical peptide.
Susan Mary Smyth
Susan Mary Smyth is a Northern Irish manufacturing engineer and physicist who retired as General Motors' Chief Scientist for Global Manufacturing and was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in 2018.
Susan Mayer
Susan Mayer (Susan Delfino, née Bremmer) is the Teri Hatcher-played lead character of ABC's Desperate Housewives (2004–2012): a clumsy, romantic divorced mother of Julie and M.J., twice married to Karl Mayer and Mike Delfino, widowed in the finale.
Susan McCouch
Susan McCouch is an American rice geneticist at Cornell University who developed the first molecular genetic map of rice and helped make rice a model organism.
Susan McDougal
Susan Carol Henley McDougal (born 1955), Arkansas business partner of Bill and Hillary Clinton in Whitewater, jailed 18 months for refusing to testify before Kenneth Starr's grand jury, acquitted of obstruction, pardoned by Clinton in 2001.
Susan Meiselas
Susan Meiselas (born 1948, Baltimore) is an American documentary photographer known for her coverage of the Sandinista revolution in Nicaragua and her long-term collaborative projects.
Susan Mikula
Susan Mikula (born 1958) is an American analog photographer using vintage Polaroid and pinhole cameras with expired film; partner of Rachel Maddow since 1999; series include Kilo, American Device, Island.
Susan Misner
Susan Misner (born 1971, Paterson, NJ) is an American actress, dancer, and choreographer; Broadway dancer turned actress, Liz in Chicago (2002, shared SAG Award), Sandra Beeman on The Americans.
Susan Molinari
Susan Molinari (born 1958) is an American Republican politician who represented Staten Island, New York, in the U.S. House from 1990 to 1997, succeeding her father Guy Molinari, served as GOP Conference vice chair, gave the 1996 RNC keynote, then worked at CBS News and Google.
Susan Monarez
Susan Coller Monarez, American microbiologist and immunologist, first Senate-confirmed CDC director; confirmed July 29, 2025 (51-47), sworn in July 31, fired August 27, 2025 after 29 days in a vaccine-policy clash with HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
Susan Moonsie
Susan Moonsie-Mohan (born 1964, Trinidad) is an American singer, member of Prince's 1980s girl groups Vanity 6 (1982–1983) and Apollonia 6, singing lead on Drive Me Wild, Make-Up, and Ooo She She Wa Wa.
Susan Murphy
Susan A. Murphy is the Mallinckrodt Professor of Statistics and Computer Science at Harvard, known for the SMART trial design, micro-randomized trials, and MacArthur Fellowship.
Susan O. Hickey
Susan O. Hickey, born Susan Owens Hickey, is an American jurist serving as a senior United States district judge for the Western District of Arkansas since 2026.
Susan O. Mollway
Susan Oki Mollway, born in 1950, is a US district judge in Hawaii who became the first Asian woman to serve as an Article III federal judge.
Susan Oliver
Susan Oliver (Charlotte Gercke, 1932–1990), American actress, TV director, and pilot; Vina in Star Trek's original pilot "The Cage," Emmy-nominated for Amelia Earhart, won the 1970 Powder Puff Derby.
Susan Olsen
Susan Olsen (born 1961, Santa Monica) is the American actress who played Cindy Brady on The Brady Bunch (1969–74) and its spin-offs; later a graphic designer, radio host, and co-author of Love to Love You Bradys.
Susan P. Baxter
Susan P. Baxter, also known as Susan Paradise Baxter, is an American jurist serving as a United States district judge for the Western District of Pennsylvania since 2018.
Susan P. Harrison
Susan P. Harrison is an American plant and community ecologist at the University of California, Davis, known for metapopulation studies and climate-driven grassland diversity loss.
Susan P. Watters
Susan P. Watters, born 1958, is a senior United States district judge for the District of Montana, appointed by President Barack Obama in 2013.
Susan Page
Susan Page, USA TODAY Washington Bureau chief and author of The Matriarch, Madam Speaker, The Rulebreaker, and The Queen and Her Presidents; moderated the 2020 Pence-Harris vice-presidential debate.
Susan Pedersen
Susan Jane "Sue" Pedersen (Pankey), American swimmer born 1953 in Sacramento; 1968 Olympic double relay gold medalist and 200 m freestyle world record holder who retired at 15.
Susan Penhaligon
Susan Penhaligon, English actress and writer born 1949 in Manila, known for Patrick (1978), Count Dracula (1977), A Bouquet of Barbed Wire, and A Fine Romance; also a stage and novelist career.
Susan Peters
Susan Peters (Suzanne Carnahan, 1921-1952), American MGM actress Oscar-nominated for Random Harvest (1942); a 1945 hunting accident paralyzed her, ending her film career before Miss Susan (1951).
Susan Pevensie
Susan Pevensie, also known as Queen Susan the Gentle, is a fictional character in C. S. Lewis's The Chronicles of Narnia, the second eldest of the four Pevensie children.
Susan Pitt
Susan Pitt (Susan Kay Pitt Anderson, 1948-2024), American swimmer, set the 200 m butterfly world record of 2:29.1 in 1963, swam 1964 Olympic medley relay prelims, 1968 team co-captain, later coach and USA Swimming administrator.
Susan Polgar
Susan Polgar (Polgár Zsuzsanna, born 1969) is a Hungarian-American chess grandmaster, first woman to earn the GM title by norms and rating (1991) and Women's World Champion 1996-1999, later a collegiate coach.