List of Eastern Florida State College people
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This list contains people associated with the Eastern Florida State College, or formerly the Brevard Community College in Brevard County, Florida, including current and former college presidents, as well as notable alumni and faculty.
Alumni or attendees
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Alumni | Notability |
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Paul Azinger | PGA Tour golfer, 1993 PGA Championship winner |
Bruce Bochy | Major League Baseball manager |
Warren Bolster | Skateboard photographer, published by Skateboarder magazine and Surfer Magazine |
Steve Crisafulli | Current member of the Florida House of Representatives |
Darrell Hammond | Former EFSC baseball player and cast member for Saturday Night Live, 1995–2008 |
Pete Marino | Former Major League Soccer player |
Bill Posey | 1969 graduate; United States Representative from Florida |
Carlos Reyes | Major League Baseball player (1994–2003) |
Michael Ramos[1] | 1986 graduate; Br. Michael Anthony, Ph.D, D.D. Ph.D, DBA, Research Fellow Florida Institute of Technology[2] and Founder of the Hermits of Saint Bruno, Hermit of the Immaculate Heart of Mary Hermitage[3] Monsignor of the Roman Catholic Church. |
Mandy Romero | Major League Baseball Player (1997–2003) for San Diego Padres, Boston Red Sox and Colorado Rockies. |
Ernie Rosseau | 1971 graduate; professional baseball player 1973–1977; head baseball coach EFSC, 1981–present[4] |
Derrick Sharp | American-Israeli professional basketball player |
Daniel Tosh | Comedian and host of Comedy Central's Tosh.0; attended for 1 semester before transferring to the University of Central Florida. |
Notable faculty and staff
- Gaëtan Brulotte, Canadian writer
- Lela E. Buis, US writer, poet and painter
- Patrick D. Smith, US novelist
Presidents
- J. Bruce Wilson, 1960–1966
- Leo C. Muller, 1966–1968
- Maxwell King, 1968–1998
- Michael Kaliszeski (Interim), 1998
- Thomas E. Gamble, 1999–2006
- Jim Drake, 2006–2011
- Jim Richey, 2011–present
References
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