List of people named Sandra

The feminine given name Sandra may refer to:

Academics

  • Sandra Beckerman, Dutch archaeologist
  • Sandra Bem, American psychologist
  • Sandra Dawson (academic), British social scientist and academic
  • Sandra M. Faber, American astronomer
  • Sandra Gilbert, American academic
  • Sandra Harding, American philosopher
  • Sandra Mackey, American expert on Middle Eastern culture and politics
  • Sandra Lee McKay, American sociolinguist
  • Sandra Myres, American historian
  • Sandra Quackenbush, American virologist
  • Sandra Scarr, American psychology professor
  • Sandra Steingraber, American biologist
  • Sandra Stinnett, American statistician

Activists

  • Sandra Brown, Scottish campaigner and leading expert on child protection issues
  • Sandra Dodd, American unschooling advocate
  • Sandra Feldman, American civil rights activist, educator and labor leader
  • Sandra Froman, American president of the National Rifle Association
  • Sandra Postel, American environmentalist
  • Sandra Schnur, American disability rights activist
  • Sandra Stotsky, American education reformist

Actresses

Fictional

  • Sandra, a fictional character played by Marion Cotillard in the 2014 Belgian film Two Days, One Night
  • Sandra, a fictional character voiced by Erin Yvette from video game The Walking Dead
  • Sandra Briggs, a fictional character from British soap opera Emmerdale
  • Sandra Clark, a fictional character played by Jackée Harry on the television series 227
  • Sandra Corleone, a fictional character from The Godfather series
  • Sandra "Sandy" Dombrowski, a main character in the 1971 musical Grease
  • Sandra "Sandy" Swift, daughter and brother of fictional genius inventors Tom Swift Sr. and Tom Swift Jr., respectively[1]

Artists

Cinema, radio and television

Journalists

Judges

Models

Musicians

Politicians

Sports

Writers

Multiple people

  • Sandra Payne (disambiguation)
  • Sandra Smith (disambiguation)
  • Sandra Williams (disambiguation)

Other people

See also

References

  1. ^ "The Tom Swift Jr. Series by Victor Appleton II".