List of University of South Florida alumni
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This list of University of South Florida alumni includes graduates, non-graduate former students and current students of the University of South Florida. There are more than 290,000 alumni of the University of South Florida.[1]
Alumni names are alphabetized within categories.
Contents
Academics
- Douglas J. Barrett, graduate of the University of South Florida College of Medicine; served as University of Florida Senior Vice President for Health Affairs[2]
- Alan Boss, 1973, astrophysicist and chair of multiple International Astronomical Union and NASA grounds
- Jeff Bradstreet, 1976, autism researcher[3]
- Julia R. Burdge, author[4]
- Roberto González Echevarría, 1964, Sterling Professor of Hispanic and Comparative Literatures, Yale University
- Bartley Christopher Frueh, 1992, professor and clinical psychologist[5]
- Lee Kump, 1986, Professor of Geosciences, Penn State University
- David Mendelblatt, 1998, yachtsman and ophthalmologist
- Saraju Mohanty, 2003, Professor of Computer Science & Engineering, University of North Texas
- Michael Rao, 1987, youngest ever university president or chancellor, President of Virginia Commonwealth University
Business
- Jim Atchison, 1988, President/CEO of SeaWorld Entertainment
- Robert B. Carter, 1990, co-chief executive officer and chief information officer of FedEx[6]
- Joie Chitwood III, MBA 1995, Indianapolis Motor Speedway President and COO
- George Gatewood, 1965, M.A. 1968 - astronomer; retired director, Allegheny Observatory
- David Mearns, 1986, Director, Blue Water Recoveries; Guinness World Record holder for deepest shipwreck ever found
- H. Lee Moffitt, 1964, founder, H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center; former Florida Speaker of the House
- John R. Patrick, 1971, Launched the IBM ThinkPad brand as senior marketing executive
- Daniel Ravicher, 1997, lecturer in law at Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, named one of "The 50 Most Influential People in Intellectual Property"
- George Reyes, 1976, retired CFO of Google
- Nadine Smith, 1988, Executive Director, Equality Florida
- Nancy Yasecko, 1975, Principal Instructional Designer at Tyco Learning Technologies
Entertainment, journalism, and literature
- Robert Ashford, professor of law at Syracuse University School of Law[7]
- Guy Babylon, 1979, musician, keyboardist/composer, noted for his work with Elton John
- Joe Barresi, record engineer[8]
- Dan Bilzerian, poker star; had a net worth of $100 million in 2013[9]
- James Carlos Blake, 1969, novelist, winner of LA Times Book Prize[10]
- Bruce G. Blowers, musician[11]
- Elayne Boosler, attended, comedian
- Kim Boyce, singer[12]
- Mark Consuelos, 1994, actor, ABC's All My Children[13]
- Ann Turner Cook, 1969, mystery novelist, model for the "Gerber Baby"
- Philip DeFranco, attended, YouTube celebrity[14]
- Rick Barrio Dill, musician[15]
- Tamsen Fadal, 1992, Lebanese-American television personality, four-time Emmy Award-winning journalist, author, entrepreneur[16]
- Gallagher, born Leo Gallagher, 1970, comedian
- Grace Gealey, 2015, actress, Empire
- Drake Hogestyn, 1977, actor, NBC's Days of Our Lives
- Melissa Howard, 1999, reality show personality, MTV's Real World cast member, Girls Behaving Badly
- Lauren Hutton, attended, actress and model
- Nicole Johnson, 1996, Miss America 1999, author and diabetes advocate
- Ann Liguori, 1982, sports radio and television personality, talk show host, journalist, author, and television producer
- Kalup Linzy, 2003, video and performance artist; appeared on General Hospital alongside James Franco
- Lobo, born Roland Kent La Voie, attended, 70s singer
- Aasif Mandvi, attended, actor, writer and regular on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart
- Richard Oppel, 1964, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist, director of American Society of Newspaper Editors
- Barbara Parker, 1973, New York Times best-selling author, known for her "Suspicion" series
- Greg Pitts, 1992, actor, Office Space, Normal, Ohio
- Steven Reigns, 1998, poet, activist, educator
- Kerry Sanders, 1982, NBC correspondent
- Greg Schmitz, 1993, 1995, film journalist for Yahoo! Movies and Rotten Tomatoes
- Kissy Simmons, 1998, Broadway actress, The Lion King
- Robert Stackhouse, 1965, artist
- Charles Trippy, 2008, bassist for band We The Kings, YouTube celebrity, comedy filmmaker, Guinness World Record Holder (Most Consecutive Days of Vlogs Uploaded to YouTube).
- Robert Wierzel, 1980, lighting designer
- Kurt Wimmer, 1987, screenwriter and film director
- Tony Zappone, 1969, broadcaster, journalist, photographer
Government, military and international affairs
- Peter Beck, 1978, Member of Ohio House of Representatives
- Kurt S. Browning, 1982, 1994, former Florida Secretary of State[17]
- Danny Burgess, 2008, youngest mayor of Zephyrhills, at age 26[18]
- John Chiang, 1984, California State Controller
- J. Michelle Childs, 1988, Judge of United States District Court for the District of South Carolina, nominated by President Barack Obama[19]
- Victor Crist, 1983, member of the Florida State Senate[20]
- Faye B. Culp, 1993, politician[21]
- Goliath Davis, 1977, City of St. Petersburg Deputy Mayor
- Michael S. Devany, Vice Admiral[22]
- Mario Diaz-Balart, member of the U.S. House of Representatives[23]
- Dale Fischer, 1977, Judge of the United States District Court for the Central District of California[24]
- Rony Francois, M.D. 1994, MSPH 1998, Ph.D. 2003, former U.S. Delegate to Haiti; soccer player[25]
- Emilio T. Gonzalez, 1977, former National Security Advisor to President Bush
- Pam Iorio, M.A. 2001, Mayor, City of Tampa
- Doug Jamerson, 1979, former Florida Commissioner of Education
- Charlie Justice, 1993, member of the Florida State Senate
- Gil Kerlikowske, 1978, M.A. 1985, Head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection; former U.S. Drug Czar, Seattle Chief of Police
- Mark Meadows, A.A. 1980, U.S. Congressman, North Carolina
- Richard Rahn, 1963, President of Novecon; former VP & Chief Accountant, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
- Vice Admiral Adam M. Robinson, Jr., MBA 1994, 36th U.S. Navy Surgeon General
- Ronda Storms, 1988, Florida State Senator
Athletics
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- Kim Adler, 2011, retired professional bowler and current nurse practitioner; graduated with a Master's of Science in Nursing[26]
- Nate Allen, attended, safety for the Philadelphia Eagles
- Chucky Atkins, attended 1992–1996, former professional basketball player, Detroit Pistons
- Ed Baird, 1982, America's Cup winner, 1995 and 2007
- Sam Barrington, 2012, linebacker, Green Bay Packers
- Zak Boggs, soccer player[27]
- Damu Cherry, 2000, Olympic athlete
- Mark Chung, soccer player, member of the U.S. National Team[28]
- Jeff Cunningham, attended 1994–1997, professional player for U.S. Men's National Soccer Team and FC Dallas
- Frank Davis, 2007, pro football guard, Detroit Lions; first Panamanian to play in an NFL game
- B.J. Daniels, professional football player, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks
- Dom Dwyer, attended 2011, professional footballer for Sporting Kansas City
- Dale Eggeling, professional golfer[29]
- Christiane Endler, soccer player[30]
- Jane Geddes, 2003, SVP, Operations at World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE), Inc.
- Ross Gload, attended, former Major League Baseball player for the Philadelphia Phillies
- Andre Hall, attended, former professional football running back, Denver Broncos
- Anthony Henry, 2000, Cleveland Browns cornerback
- Mike Jenkins, '07, Pro Bowl cornerback, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
- Taurus Johnson, attended, former professional football wide receiver, Washington Redskins
- Kenyatta Jones, attended, former NFL tackle, New England Patriots and Washington Redskins
- Tony La Russa, 1969, manager of St. Louis Cardinals
- DeDe Lattimore, NFL player
- Yohance Marshall, 1969, professional footballer for Nay Pyi Taw F.C.
- Terrell McClain, attended, defensive tackle, Carolina Panthers
- Jeffrey Miller, A.A. 1983, Vice President and Chief Security Officer at National Football League
- Carlton Mitchell, attended, professional football wide receiver, Cleveland Browns
- Kawika Mitchell, 2002, Kansas City Chiefs linebacker
- Jerome Murphy, attended, cornerback, Denver Broncos
- George Murray, 1983, national wheelchair athlete and record holder
- Troy Perkins, attended 2000–2002, professional soccer goalkeeper, Montreal Impact
- Jason Pierre-Paul, attended, defensive end for the New York Giants, Super Bowl Champion XLVI
- Paige Railey, 2010, Summer Olympics U.S. Sailing Team 2012
- Mistral Raymond, attended, defensive back, Minnesota Vikings
- J.R. Reed, attended, Philadelphia Eagles safety
- George Selvie, 2009, defensive end for the St. Louis Rams
- Derrick Sharp, 1993, American-Israeli professional basketball player
- Neven Subotić, attended, professional soccer defender for Borussia Dortmund
- Kayvon Webster, 2013, cornerback, Denver Broncos
- Roy Wegerle, attended (1982–83), retired Major League Soccer player
- Jacquian Williams, attended, linebacker, New York Giants
School of Information
- Andrew S. Breidenbaugh, 1996, director of the Tampa-Hillsborough County Public Library System
- Lisa Broadhead Lilyquist, 1993, Director of Lakeland Public Library, Florida
- Susan Dillinger, 1981, Director of New Port Richey Public Library, Florida
- Lucia Gonzalez, 1991, Library Director at North Miami Public Library, Florida
- Angie Drobnic Holan, 2010, editor of PolitiFact.com
- Mika Slaughter Nelson, 2001, Library director for the City of St. Petersburg[31]
References
- ↑ http://www.usf.edu/pdfs/USF_PocketFacts.pdf Facts About USF, 2009-10
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