# Alpert

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'''Alpert''' is a variation of the Jewish surname [Heilprin](/source/Heilprin) (Alprin),<ref name="Guggenheimer Guggenheimer 1992">{{cite book
| last        = Guggenheimer
| first       = Heinrich Walter
| last2       = Guggenheimer
| authorlink1 = Heinrich Guggenheimer
| first2      = Eva Auguste Horowitz
| title       = Jewish Family Names and Their Origins: An Etymological Dictionary
| publisher   = [KTAV Publishing House](/source/KTAV_Publishing_House)
| year        = 1992
| isbn        = 978-0-88125-297-2
| url         = https://books.google.com/books?id=_dQP4nHgyVUC&pg=PA23
| access-date = 6 April 2019
| page        = 23}}</ref> and may refer to:

==Given name==
* [Alpert of Metz](/source/Alpert_of_Metz) (died 1024), Benedictine chronicler

==Surname==
* [Bradley Alpert](/source/Bradley_Alpert), American computational scientist
* [Craig Alpert](/source/Craig_Alpert), American film editor
* [Daniel Alpert](/source/Daniel_Alpert), American investment banker
* [Dede Alpert](/source/Dede_Alpert) (born 1945), American former politician
* [Harry Alpert](/source/Harry_Alpert) (1912–1977), American sociologist
* [Herb Alpert](/source/Herb_Alpert) (born 1935), American musician
* [Hollis Alpert](/source/Hollis_Alpert) (1916–2007), American film critic and author
* [Jane Alpert](/source/Jane_Alpert) (born 1952), American radical who conspired in the bombings of eight New York City buildings in 1969
* [Jenni Alpert](/source/Jenni_Alpert), American pop singer-songwriter
* [Jon Alpert](/source/Jon_Alpert) (born c. 1948), American reporter and documentary filmmaker
* [Joseph Alpert](/source/Joseph_Alpert) (born 1942), American cardiologist and professor of medicine
* [Max Alpert](/source/Max_Alpert) (1899–1980), Soviet photographer
* [Michael Alpert](/source/Michael_Alpert) (born 1955), Jewish entertainer
* [Mordechai Dovid Alpert](/source/Mordechai_Dovid_Alpert) (1850–1918), Lithuanian Jewish rabbi
* [Nisson Alpert](/source/Nisson_Alpert) (1928–1986), rabbi, disciple of Moshe Feinstein
* [Rebecca Alpert](/source/Rebecca_Alpert) (born 1950), American Jewish reconstructionist-Judaism thinker
* [Richard Alpert](/source/Richard_Alpert) (1931–2019), American Jewish spiritual teacher and writer
* [Richard Alpert (artist)](/source/Richard_Alpert_(artist)) (born 1947), American sculptor, abstract filmmaker, and performance artist
* [Trigger Alpert](/source/Trigger_Alpert) (1916–2013), American jazz double-bassist
* [Yakov Lvovich Alpert](/source/Yakov_Lvovich_Alpert) (1911–2010), Russian physicist

==Fictional characters==
* [Richard Alpert (Lost)](/source/Richard_Alpert_(Lost)), in the American television series ''Lost''

'''Alpert''' may also refer to:
* [Alpert Awards in the Arts](/source/Alpert_Awards_in_the_Arts)
* [Alpert Medical School](/source/Alpert_Medical_School), Brown University, Providence, Rhode Island

== See also ==
* [Halpert](/source/Halpert)
* [Albert (surname)](/source/Albert_(surname))

== References ==
{{Reflist}}
{{surname}}
Category:Germanic-language surnames
Category:Surnames of Jewish origin
Category:Toponymic surnames
Category:Yiddish-language surnames
Category:Surnames derived from given names

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