List of Ohio University Alumni (371 items)report

• Benjamin Butterworth, US Representative (Politicians)

• John Carey, Ohio Representative (Politicians)

• Samuel S. Cox, U.S. Representative from Ohio (1857–1865), U.S. Ambassador to the Ottoman Empire (1885–1886) serving under President Grover Cleveland, and U.S. Representative from New York (1886–1889) (Politicians)

• Frank Cremeans, Ohio State Representative (Politicians)

• William P. Cutler, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• William H. Enochs, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Thomas Ewing, member of U.S. Senate from Ohio (1831–1837 and 1850–1851); Secretary of the Treasury (1841) serving under Presidents William Henry Harrison and John Tyler; first Secretary of the Interior (1849–1850) serving under Presidents Zachary Taylor and Millard Fillmore (Politicians)

• Lorraine Fende, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Lucien J. Fenton, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Israel M. Foster, U.S. Representative from Ohio (1919–1925) (Politicians)

• Nancy Garland, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• James M. Gaylord, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Philip Gordon, diplomat (Politicians)

• Kao Kim Hourn, Secretary of State, Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, Royal Government of Cambodia and President, University of Cambodia (Politicians)

• Kamil Idris, Director General of the World Intellectual Property Organization (Politicians)

• Stephen Kappes, former Deputy Director of the CIA (Politicians)

• Ibrahim Lame, Nigerian politician (Politicians)

• Paul Leonard, Mayor of Dayton, Ohio and Lieutenant Governor of Ohio (Politicians)

• Charles S. Lewis, Representative for Virginia (Politicians)

• Turner M. Marquette, Nebraska politician (Politicians)

• George Wythe McCook, Ohio Attorney General (Politicians)

• John W. McCormick, Representative for Ohio (Politicians)

• William E. McVey, Representative for Illinois (Politicians)

• Robert Mecklenborg, Ohio Representative (Politicians)

• Warren Miller, West Virginia Representative (Politicians)

• George Shiras Jr, Justice of the United States Supreme Court (Politicians)

• Eliakim H. Moore, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• John Murphy, Texas politician (Politicians)

• Ken Nnamani, Nigerian senator (Politicians)

• Don Pease, Ohio State Representative (Politicians)

• Debbie Phillips, Representative for Ohio (Politicians)

• Raymond Pryor, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Edward James Roye, former president of Liberia (Politicians)

• Robin R. Sanders, Ambassador to Nigeria (Politicians)

• Joe Schiavoni, Senator for Ohio (Politicians)

• Wilson Shannon, 14th and 16th Governor of Ohio (Politicians)

• William Sharon, US Senator for Nevada (Politicians)

• Joe Sulzer, Mayor of Chillicothe, Ohio (Politicians)

• George W. Summers, U.S. Representative from Virginia (1841–1845) (Politicians)

• Lawrence Palmer Taylor, U.S. Ambassador (Politicians)

• Cydnor B. Tompkins, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Emmett Tompkins, Representative from Ohio (Politicians)

• Charles Townsend, Ohio Secretary of State (Politicians)

• Carey A. Trimble, U.S. Representative from Ohio (1859–1863) (Politicians)

• George Voinovich, member of U.S. Senate from Ohio (1999–2011); governor of Ohio (1991–1998); mayor of Cleveland, Ohio (1980–1989) (Politicians)

• David Watson, Australian politician (Politicians)

• Pinkie C. Wilkerson, former state representative from Louisiana (Politicians)

• Charlie Wilson, US Representative for Ohio's 6th congressional district (2007–2011) (Politicians)

• Austin Eli Wing, Michigan delegate (Politicians)

• Yvette McGee Brown, first African-American woman justice of the Supreme Court of Ohio (Lawyers)

• David Crane, prosecutor (Lawyers)

• Timothy Sylvester Hogan, Ohio Attorney General (Lawyers)

• Robert E. Holmes, Ohio Supreme Court Justice (Lawyers)

• Thomas A. Jones, Ohio Supreme Court Justice (Lawyers)

• Menis E. Ketchum, West Virginia Supreme Court Justice (Lawyers)

• Chauncey N. Olds, Ohio Attorney General (Lawyers)

• William O'Neill, Ohio jurist (Lawyers)

• Thomas M. Rose, judge (Lawyers)

• Charles Taylor Sherman, lawyer (Lawyers)

• George Shiras, Jr., Justice, United States Supreme Court, 1892–1903 (Lawyers)

• Oliver Perry Shiras, judge (Lawyers)

• Ty Votaw, lawyer for the golf industry (Lawyers)

• Robert Arter, US Army Lieutenant General (Military)

• Gene Boyer, former White House helicopter pilot (Military)

• Edward Lyon Buchwalter, Union Civil War captain (Military)

• Paul K. Carlton, US Air Force general (Military)

• Charles Champion Gilbert, Union officer during the American Civil War (Military)

• Frank Goettge, US Marine Corps commander killed in World War II (Military)

• Richard Griffith, brigadier general in the Confederate States Army during the American Civil War (Military)

• Thomas O. Osborn, Union Civil War commander (Military)

• Abner Read, Union Navy officer during the American Civil War (Military)

• Severin Louis Rombach, awarded the Navy Cross (Military)

• William Sooy Smith, Union General during the American Civil War (Military)

• Lawrence S. Thomas, III, National Guard general (Military)

• Lloyd Thomas, naval aviator and recipient of the Navy Cross (Military)

• Edward Raymond Ames, Bishop (Religious leaders)

• Judy Cannato, Catholic author (Religious leaders)

• Thomas K. Chadwick, Chaplain of the U.S. Coast Guard (Religious leaders)

• Earl Cranston, pastor; later became a trustee (Religious leaders)

• Joel Hunter, pastor (Religious leaders)

• David Hastings Moore, pastor and military commander (Religious leaders)

• Alex Haas, pastor (Religious leaders)

• Wesley Lowery, reporter for The Washington Post (Journalists)

• Ruth-Marion Baruch, photojournalist (Journalists)

• Jessica Beinecke, Voice of America (Journalists)

• Thom Brennaman, Cincinnati Reds announcer, FOX Sports (Journalists)

• Karen T. Borchers, photojournalist (Journalists)

• Walter Brasch, social issues journalist (Journalists)

• Jennifer Bullock, News Anchor for WCMH-TV (Journalists)

• Howie Chizek, public address announcer, radio talk show host (Journalists)

• A. Craig Copetas, writer, Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg News (Journalists)

• Laurie David, activist and writer for The Huffington Post (Journalists)

• Michel du Cille, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist (Journalists)

• Paul Fusco, photojournalist (Journalists)

• Marty Griffin, investigative journalist (Journalists)

• Lauren Kelsey Hall, journalist and 2004 Miss Ohio USA (Journalists)

• Leon Harris, news anchor, CNN and WJLA (Journalists)

• Donal Henahan, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic (Journalists)

• Adam Hochberg, radio correspondent – NPR (Journalists)

• Chris Hondros, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist (Journalists)

• John Kaplan, Pulitzer Prize–winning photo-journalist, Life Magazine (Journalists)

• Peter King, head NFL writer for Sports Illustrated (Journalists)

• June Kronholz, former Wall Street Journal reporter (Journalists)

• Allie LaForce, Miss Teen USA, broadcast journalist (Journalists)

• Bob Lamey, sportscaster (Journalists)

• Dwight Lauderdale, TV anchor (Journalists)

• Matt Lauer, journalist known for hosting the Today. (Journalists)

• Joe Mahr, investigative journalist (Journalists)

• Jay Mariotti, sports columnist and TV personality, ESPN (Journalists)

• Frank Marzullo, meteorologist for WXIX (Journalists)

• Dan McDowell, host on Sportsradio 1310/96.7 The Ticket in Dallas, Texas (Journalists)

• Clarence Page, Pulitzer prize-winning Chicago Tribune columnist (Journalists)

• I. C. Rapoport, photojournalist (Journalists)

• Martha Rial, photojournalist (Journalists)

• Will Richardson, blogger (Journalists)

• Clemencia Rodriguez, communications scholar (Journalists)

• Cornelius Ryan (honorary), journalist (Journalists)

• Martin Savidge, former NBC and CNN anchor (Journalists)

• Charles Scripps (honorary), grandson of E. W. Scripps (Journalists)

• Vernon Sykes, Ohio Representative (Journalists)

• Mark Tatge, Forbes magazine editor (Journalists)

• Brian Unger, actor and commentator (Journalists)

• Carr Van Anda, managing editor of The New York Times (Journalists)

• Eliza Yang, TV personality (Journalists)

• Andrew Alford (honorary), inventor (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Pat Arrowsmith, author and activist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Christopher Bassford, military historian (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Monroe Berkowitz, professor of economics (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Robert Biscup, orthopedic surgeon (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• John Bardo, educator, President of Wichita State University, Chancellor of Western Carolina University. (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• William C. Byham, psychologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Joseph Carter Corbin, educator (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Loring Miner, Virus physician (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Wanda Kirkbride Farr, botanist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Kevin Finnegan, educator and 2016 Golden Apple Foundation Puri Family Outstanding Principal of the Year and 2017 Those Who Excel Illinois Excellence in Administration winner (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• John Freshwater, educator (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Emma Gamboa Alvarado, educator (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• William Nicholas Hailmann, educator (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Deanna Hammond, linguist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Mujaddid Ahmad Ijaz, experimental physicist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• E. Elizabeth Johnson, New Testament Scholar (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Michael Krasny, talk show host (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Frank Kusch, historian (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• W. Timothy Liu, meteorologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• John L. Locke, biolinguist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Alan MacEachren, geographer (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Harold M. Manasevit, materials scientist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Roderick J. McDavis, OU president (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Jody Miller, criminologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Jerri Nielsen, Antarctic physician (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Donald Edward Osterbrock (honorary), astronomer (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Greg Panos, writer, educator and futurist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Irwin G. Priest, physicist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Robert J. Wood, US astronaut (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• David Rall (honorary), cancer specialist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Sir Venkatraman Ramakrishnan, structural biologist, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry (2009), President of the Royal Society (2015- ) (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Harold E. Robinson, botanist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• John A. Roush, president of Centre College (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• William Henry Scott, seventh president of Ohio University (1872–1883); third president of the Ohio State University (1883–1895) (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• David J. Skal, cultural historian (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• William Starling Sullivant, bryologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Leo Suryadinata, sinologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Marie Tharp, geologist (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Huynh Sanh Thong, translator (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Warren Throckmorton, professor (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• John Vandenbergh, zoology professor (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Hans-Ulrich Wehler, historian (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Jonathan Reed Winkler, professor of history (Educators, researchers, scientists)

• Abyss, professional wrestler (Entertainers and artists)

• Jamie Alcroft, comedian and voice actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Nujoom AlGhanem, poet and film director (Entertainers and artists)

• Ed Allen, novelist (Entertainers and artists)

• Krista Allen, actress (Entertainers and artists)

• Richard Dean Anderson, actor, MacGyver (Entertainers and artists)

• Alison Aune, artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Alfred Bartles, composer and musician (Entertainers and artists)

• Ruth-Marion Baruch, photographer (Entertainers and artists)

• Cary Bates, comic book writer, DC Comics' The Flash (Entertainers and artists)

• Dustin Bates, singer, Starset (Entertainers and artists)

• Kathleen Battle (honorary), soprano (Entertainers and artists)

• Walter Benton, poet and writer (Entertainers and artists)

• Jill Bialosky, poet and novelist (Entertainers and artists)

• Joe Bonomo essayist and music writer (Entertainers and artists)

• Michael Buckley, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Brandy Burre, actress (Entertainers and artists)

• Beth Campbell, artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Nancy Cartwright, voice of Bart and several other characters on The Simpsons (Entertainers and artists)

• E.E. Charlton-Trujillo, filmmaker and novelist (Entertainers and artists)

• Howie Chizek, WNIR radio host (Entertainers and artists)

• Eric Coble, playwright (Entertainers and artists)

• David Collins, television producer (Entertainers and artists)

• Chuck Cooper, Tony Award-winning actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Cleo Coyle, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Bill Cratty, dancer (Entertainers and artists)

• Frank Crumit, singer, composer, and vaudeville star; did not graduate (Entertainers and artists)

• James Dalessandro, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Bernadette Sanou Dao, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Stan Denski, writer and critic (Entertainers and artists)

• Jim Dine, pop artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Joe Dolce, singer-songwriter, poet, and essayist (Entertainers and artists)

• Thomas F. Duffy, actor and musician (Entertainers and artists)

• Jonathan Edwards, folk artist, singer and songwriter (Entertainers and artists)

• Joe Eszterhas, screenwriter, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Jonathan Freeman, actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Nancy Galbraith, composer (Entertainers and artists)

• John Gallaher, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Matthew Glave, film and television actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Patricia Goedicke, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Peter Allen Golden, author and historian (Entertainers and artists)

• Shari Goldhagen, fiction author (Entertainers and artists)

• Patty Hale, actress, 1940s (Entertainers and artists)

• David Hansen, actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Karen Harper, bestselling author (Entertainers and artists)

• Patti Harrison, actress and comedian (Entertainers and artists)

• William Heyen, poet and literary critic (Entertainers and artists)

• Sarah Hider, Miss Ohio 2015 (Entertainers and artists)

• Jenny Holzer, conceptual artist (Entertainers and artists)

• David Hostetler, sculptor; later taught at OU (Entertainers and artists)

• Brooke Hyland, dancer, star of reality show Dance Moms. (Entertainers and artists)

• Ronald Jones, artist and critic (Entertainers and artists)

• Charlotte Kasl, psychologist and author (Entertainers and artists)

• Sammy Kaye, celebrated bandleader (Entertainers and artists)

• Carol Kendall, children's author (Entertainers and artists)

• Garry Kennedy, conceptual artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Katrina Kittle, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Edward Lachman, Academy Award-nominated cinematographer (Entertainers and artists)

• Ray Lawrence, record producer (Entertainers and artists)

• Chihchun Chi-sun Lee, composer (Entertainers and artists)

• John Lefelhocz, conceptual artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Herman Leonard portrait photographer (Entertainers and artists)

• Don Lundstrom, sculptor (Entertainers and artists)

• Mike Major, artist and sculptor (Entertainers and artists)

• Dave Malloy, musical theater composer (Entertainers and artists)

• Jimmy Malone WMJI radio host, stand-up comedian (Entertainers and artists)

• John Martin (honorary), dance critic (Entertainers and artists)

• Keith McDermott, actor and writer (Entertainers and artists)

• Scott McPherson, playwright (Entertainers and artists)

• Paul Miller, director (Entertainers and artists)

• Mary Murphy, accredited dance judge; judge and choreographer on the Fox dance competition-reality show So You Think You Can Dance (Entertainers and artists)

• Amy Newman, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Paul Newman, actor, philanthropist, auto race driver (did not graduate) (Entertainers and artists)

• Luke Null, comedian (Entertainers and artists)

• Ed O'Neill, actor (Entertainers and artists)

• Scott Owens, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Piper Perabo, actress (Entertainers and artists)

• Stu Pflaum, Grammy-nominated music publisher (Entertainers and artists)

• Susan Elizabeth Phillips, romance novel writer (Entertainers and artists)

• Anthony Piccione, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Gloria Plevin, artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Stanley Plumly, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Meredith Post, designer (Entertainers and artists)

• Eugenia Price, historical author (Entertainers and artists)

• Imad Rahman, writer (Entertainers and artists)

• Bin Ramke, poet (Entertainers and artists)

• Red Wanting Blue, band led by Scott Terry (Entertainers and artists)

• Tony Rizzo, radio host on ESPN Cleveland, WKNR (Entertainers and artists)

• Todd Rohal, filmmaker (Entertainers and artists)

• John Sant'Ambrogio, cellist (Entertainers and artists)

• Jill Santoriello, author and composer (Entertainers and artists)

• Frank Sargeant, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Laurie Lea Schaefer, Miss America 1972 (Entertainers and artists)

• Dennis Shere, author (Entertainers and artists)

• Sxip Shirey, composer/musician (Entertainers and artists)

• David Smith, sculptor (Entertainers and artists)

• Chuck Stewart, jazz photographer (Entertainers and artists)

• Walter Tevis, novelist, author of The Hustler, The Color of Money, The Man Who Fell to Earth (Entertainers and artists)

• Betty Thomas, actress (Entertainers and artists)

• Amy Toscani, sculptor (Entertainers and artists)

• David True, painter (BFA in 1966 and MFA in 1967) (Entertainers and artists)

• William Henry Venable, author and educator (Entertainers and artists)

• Valerie Waugaman, IFBB professional (Entertainers and artists)

• Roger Welch, artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Randall Winston, TV producer (Entertainers and artists)

• Kō Yamada, photographer (Entertainers and artists)

• Maya Lin, artist (Entertainers and artists)

• Ronny Yu, director (Entertainers and artists)

• Tobin Sprout, Musician and previous member of indie rock band Guided by Voices (Entertainers and artists)

• Joshua Abrams, NFL player for the Green Bay Packers (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Chet Adams, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mark Baltz, NFL official (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dale Bandy, basketball coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mitch Barnhart, athletics director (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Armon Bassett, basketball player with Ironi Ramat Gan of Israel (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Frank Baumholtz, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mark Berson, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Stan Boroski, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bob Bradley, former manager, United States men's national soccer team (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• LaVon Brazill, NFL wide receiver for the Indianapolis Colts (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bob Brenly, former MLB player, manager, and TV announcer for the Arizona Diamondbacks (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bill Brown, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Cleve Bryant, former coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Willie Burden, CFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dion Byrum, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jason Carthen, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Rick Charls, former World Champion High Diver who holds the Guinness record for the highest dive ever at 172 ft. / 52 m (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mel Clark, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Landon Cohen, NFL player for the Detroit Lions (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• John Corbett, football player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Vince Costello, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mark Dantonio, football coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Andy Dolich, sports executive (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Joe Fincham, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dow Finsterwald, former PGA Tour golfer and winner of the 1958 PGA Championship (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jeremy Foley, current Athletic Director at the University of Florida (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jim French, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dino Gaudio, basketball coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Doc Gessler, MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dave Green, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mychal Green, NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Derrick Hall, sports executive, President & CEO of Arizona Diamondbacks (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Paul Halleck, NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Terry Harmon, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jim Hilles, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bob Huggins, coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Brandon Hunter, former NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jake Jacobs, professional baseball outfielder (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dave Jamerson, former NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Art C. Jones, football (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• George Kahler, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Pete Lalich, former NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Ken Landenberger, former coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Theo Lemon, football coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Art Lewis, former NFL player and West Virginia Mountaineers head football coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dan MacKenzie, sports and marketing executive (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Kenosha Maroons, NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Rich McKinney, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Kalvin McRae, NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Allen Miller, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Michael Mitchell, former 2nd round pick in the 2009 NFL Draft, NFL player for the Oakland Raiders (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Jeff Mullen, athletic coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dick Murphy, former baseball player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Tom Murphy, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Joe Nossek, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Voncarie Owens, AAFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Chris Parks, better known as "The Monster" Abyss, professional wrestler for TNA Wrestling (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Clete Patterson, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bo Pelini, defensive coordinator for LSU Tigers football (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Julian “Joonie” Posey, NFL & CFL Player for Miami Dolphins & Cleveland Browns, Winninpeg Blue Bombers & Hamilton Ti-Cats * Renee Powell, golfer (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Taylor Price, NFL player for the New England Patriots (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bjorn Rebney, founder and CEO of Bellator MMA (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Joe Roberts, former NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Adam Russell, MLB player for the San Diego Padres (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Mike Schmidt, Baseball Hall of Fame third baseman (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Ryan Senser, NFL player for the Seattle Seahawks (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Bob Snyder, former NFL player and head coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Shanele Stires, WNBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Chuck Stobart, former NFL coach (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Rick Sund, NBA executive (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Steve Swisher, former MLB All-Star (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• John Swofford, ACC Commissioner (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Rudy Sylvan, former NFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dave Tobik, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Gary Trent, former NBA player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Charlie Turner, CFL player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dave Wickersham, former MLB player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Slugger White, Vice-President of Rules and Competitions for the PGA TOUR (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Dave Zastudil, NFL player/punter for the Arizona Cardinals; former Cleveland Browns player (Professional athletes, coaches, and administrators)

• Roger Ailes, former President, Fox News (Business leaders)

• Richard H. Brown, BSC ’69 and HON ’96, former chairman and CEO, Electronic Data Systems (Business leaders)

• William C. Byham, BS ’58, MS ’60, author of Zapp! The Lightning of Empowerment (Business leaders)

• Daniel Carp, CEO of Eastman Kodak Company (Business leaders)

• Franklin R. Carpenter, mining specialist (Business leaders)

• Michael C. Finnegan, investment banker (Business leaders)

• Stephen H. Fuller, professor at the Harvard Business School and vice president of General Motors, founding president of the Asian Institute of Management. (Business leaders)

• John W. Galbreath, contractor (Business leaders)

• Keith Houk, CEO of PSA Airways (Business leaders)

• Matthew Rubel, CEO of Payless ShoeSource (Business leaders)

• Nelson Story, entrepreneur (Business leaders)

• Ty M. Votaw, commissioner of LPGA (Business leaders)

• Robert D. Walter, BSME '67 and HON '97, chief executive officer, Cardinal Health (Business leaders)

• Charles Xiaolin Wang, financier and entrepreneur (Business leaders)

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