List of Marquette University alumni

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The list of Marquette University alumni includes graduates, non-graduate former students, and current students of Marquette University (MU) and Marquette University Law School (MULS), both located in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Marquette alumni are generally referred to as Golden Eagles, the name of the university's intercollegiate athletics teams since 1994. Before this year, MU athletics teams were known as the Warriors.

Alumni relations are controlled by the Marquette University Alumni Association, which claims to be an organization of over 100,000 people worldwide. Its stated mission is "to develop a passionate community of Marquette alumni in support of the university and each other."[1]

Many alumni are involved in the media and government, especially in Wisconsin. This influence has been referred to as the "Marquette Mafia."[2] Alumni from Marquette's College of Communication (formerly the School of Journalism) also make up a large portion of many newspaper staffs throughout Wisconsin.

Contents

[edit] Arts and media

Name Class year Notability References
Marc Alaimo Actor
Don Ameche 1929 Academy Award-winning actor [3]
Tab Baker Actor
Shauna Singh Baldwin 1983 Author [4]
Kamla Bhatt Indian podcaster
Joan Biskupic 1978 USA Today correspondent, U.S. Supreme Court biographer [5]
Peter Bonerz 1960 TV and film actor and director, best known for The Bob Newhart Show
Ann Brill 1985 Dean of the School of Journalism at Kansas University [6]
Marion Caunter 2002 Malaysian video jockey, events MC, and television personality [7]
Greg Cergol WNBC's Long Island correspondent
Margaret Coel 1960 Author of Father John/Wind River mystery series [8]
Gail Collins 1976 Author, reporter and former The New York Times editorial page editor [8]
Anthony Crivello 1978 Tony Award winning actor and screenwriter [9]
Mark Curtis 1981 TV journalist, author and political analyst [10]
Pat Donohue Acoustic guitarist. Mainstay of Garrison Keeler's "A Prairie Home Companion" radio program as member of the house band.
Nicholas D'Agosto 2002 Actor [11]
Alexander C. Eschweiler N/A Architect [12]
Chris Farley 1986 Comedian and Saturday Night Live star. Wore his Marquette Rugby jacket during a college scene in Tommy Boy.[13] [14]
Kevin Farley 1998 Actor [15]
Pat Finn 1987 Actor [15]
Michael F. Flynn 1971 Science-fiction writer, author of In the Country of the Blind [16]
Bernard E. Gruenke
Charles Harbutt 1956 Photographer[17] [16]
John M. Higgins 1984 Reporter [18]
Hildegarde N/A A vocalist popular in the early twentieth century, trained at Marquette's College of Music in the 1920s. [19]
Bill Johnson Alto saxophonist, clarinetist, and arranger.
Len Kasper 1993 Chicago Cubs broadcaster for WGN-TV [20]
Tom Keegan 1981 Author, Journalist, Radio Personality [21]
Kate Klise 1985 Author, known for her children's books [22]
Jim Krueger 1989 Comic book writer [23]
Trenni Kusnierek On-air personality, WTMJ (AM)
Martin Kilcoyne Sports director, FOX 2 St. Louis
Greg Kot 1978 Pop music critic for the Chicago Tribune and co-host of NPR's Sound Opinions [8]
Matthew Lesko 1965 Television commercial & infomercial personality [24]
James Lowder 1985 Author and editor [25]
Felicia Mabuza-Suttle 1977 Former host, The Felicia Show, South Africa television (12 years) [26]
Amy Madigan 1972 Actress [16]
Don McNeill 1929 Radio personality known for being the creator and host of The Breakfast Club [27]
Jim Mitchell Illustrator and underground comix writer/artist
Preacher Moss 1988 Comedian and writer
Peter Mulvey 1991 Folk singer-songwriter [28]
Kevin O'Brien Author
Pat O'Brien N/A Actor [29]
Bob Odenkirk Actor, "Mr Show with Bob and David" (attended but did not graduate)
Arthur Olszyk 1944 Prominent Milwaukee newsman at WTMJ-AM; later professor of broadcast journalism for seven years at Marquette [30]
Jim Peck 1962 Local television personality [31]
Charles P. Pierce 1975 Noted journalist and author of "Moving the Chains: Tom Brady and the Pursuit of Everything." [32]
Jessica Powers N/A Poet and Carmelite nun [33]
Danny Pudi 2001 Actor, Community [15]
John D. Rateliff Game designer, author, J.R.R. Tolkien scholar
Steve Rushin 1988 former columnist, Sports Illustrated magazine [20]
John W. Schaum 1931 Piano teacher; writer of many books of sheet music
Michael Schultz 1963 Filmmaker and television actor [34]
Rondell Sheridan 1980 Actor, known for That's So Raven [35]
Tom Snyder N/A Former host, CBS' Late Late Show (attended but did not graduate) [36]
Mark Suppelsa 1984 Anchor, WGN News Chicago [16]
Clifford Thompson 1944 One of the world's tallest men; remains the tallest man to appear in a Hollywood film [37]
Ben Tracy 1998 (BA), 2004 (MA) Emmy Award-winning CBS News correspondent [38]
Don Wadewitz 2000 Sports broadcaster for the Wisconsin Wolfpack, Racine Raiders, and WRJN [39]
Paul W. Whear 1946 Composer, wrote the anthem of the Naval R.O.T.C. [40]
Mark Curtis
Kevin Farley
Matthew Lesko
Danny Pudi
Rondell Sheridan

[edit] Public figures

[edit] Business

Name Class year Notability References
Wylie A. Aitken 1965 Co-founder of law firm Aitken, Aitken, and Cohn [41]
Susan Bird Founder and CEO of Wf360
Edward Brennan 1956 Former chairman of Sears, Roebuck and Company [42]
Eliyahu Federman Vice President of 1SaleAday L.L.C.
John Ferraro 1977 Global Chief Operating Officer, Ernst and Young, LLP [43]
Luther W. Graef Founder of Graef, Anhalt, Schloemer and Associates Inc., former President of American Society of Civil Engineers
Patrick E. Haggerty 1936 Co-founder of Texas Instruments [21]
Mary Houghton Co-founder of ShoreBank
Darren Jackson 1986 Executive vice president and chief financial officer of Best Buy [44]
Konstance Knox 1977 Virologist and entrepreneur known for founding Viracor, the Wisconsin Viral Research Group, and Viracor's Institute for Viral Pathogenesis [45]
John Rakolta 1970 CEO of Walbridge; served as one of the National Finance Chairs for Mitt Romney's 2008 Presidential Campaign [46]
James A. Runde 1969 Former Vice Chairman of Morgan Stanley [47]
William C. Stone 1977 Chairman and CEO of SS&C Technologies [48]
Charles M. Williams 1982 Chief Administrative Officer, Global Corporate and Investment Banking, Bank of America [49]
Eliyahu Federman

[edit] Politics and government

Name Class year Notability References
Kathleen Abernathy 1983 Partner, Wilkinson Barker Knauer, LLP, former FCC Commissioner[50] [51]
James Waldo Ackerman 1947 (BS), 1949 (JD) U.S. District Court Judge in Illinois [52]
Tom Ament 1959 (BS), 1962 (JD) County Executive of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin from 1992 to 2002 [53]
Dolores Balderamos-García Minister of Human Development, Women and Civil Society of Belize
Gary J. Barczak 1961 Wisconsin legislator [54]
Gerald R. Beaman U.S. Navy admiral
Dismas Becker Wisconsin legislator and civil rights activist
Steven M. Biskupic 1983 (BA), 1987 (JD) Prominent U.S. attorney
Gerald J. Boileau U.S. Representative
Warren Braun 1956 (BS), 1971 (JD) Former Wisconsin State Senator [55]
Cecil B. Brown, Jr. Wisconsin and civil rights activist
F. Taylor Brown U.S. Navy admiral
Edward R. Brunner 1970 Former Judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals [56]
Brian Burke Wisconsin politician
Ed Callahan Former Chairman of the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA)
Carlos Camacho Governor of Guam
Felix Perez Camacho Current Governor of Guam
Raymond Joseph Cannon U.S. Representative
Louis J. Ceci Wisconsin Supreme Court
John T. Chisholm District attorney of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin
Vincent Cianci Also known as "Buddy", former Mayor, Providence, Rhode Island
John Louis Coffey Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals
Pedro Colón 1991 First elected Latino representative of the Wisconsin State Assembly [57]
David Cullen 1984 Member of Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
James P. Daley U.S. National Guard general
Sara Lynn Darrow 1992 District judge on the United States District Court for the Central District of Illinois [59]
Angela Dentice 1970 Prominent Milwaukee attorney; first woman elected president of The Wisconsin Academy of Trial Lawyers [60]
Kerry J. Donley Member of the Alexandria, Virginia City Council; previously served as Mayor of Alexandria from 1996-2003
John Doyne 1934 First County Executive of Milwaukee County, Wisconsin [61]
Sister Diane Drufenbrock Nun and Socialist candidate for Vice President in 1980.
Terence T. Evans Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. (Appointed by President Bill Clinton, 1995.) Former Judge and Chief Judge for the Eastern District of Wisconsin. (Appointed by President Jimmy Carter, 1979.)
Scott Evertz First openly gay director of the Office of National AIDS Policy
Margaret Farrow 1956 Former Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin [16]
James Fleissner 1979 American attorney and a Professor of Law at Mercer University School of Law [62]
Gerald T. Flynn U.S. Representative
James Flynn Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
Kurt Frank 1971 Former member of the Wisconsin State Senate [63]
Jessica Gavora 1986 Conservative writer on politics and culture, speechwriter, and former policy adviser at the U.S. Department of Justice [64]
Janine P. Geske Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
John Gower Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
William C. Griesbach 1976 (BA), 1979 (JS) U.S. federal judge [65]
E. Harold Hallows Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
Ned R. Healy U.S. Representative from California
Mark Honadel Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
Henry P. Hughes Justice of Wisconsin Supreme Court
Kathleen Hall Jamieson 1967 Dean, Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania [16]
William K. Kelley Deputy Counsel to George W. Bush
Kristina Keneally New South Wales politician
Charles J. Kersten 1925 U.S. Representative [66]
John C. Kleczka U.S. Representative
Dale P. Kooyenga 2007 Member of Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
Dick Leinenkugel 1980 Current Wisconsin Secretary of Commerce [67]
Jerris Leonard 1952 (BS), 1955 (LLB) Member of the Wisconsin Senate [68]
Peter F. Leuch Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly
Gerald Lorge Wisconsin politician
Donald A. Manzullo U. S. Representative, Republican
William A. Matheny U.S. Air Force general
Mary Beth Maxwell Senior Advisor in the United States Department of Labor
Joseph McCarthy U.S. Senator, Republican
Earl F. McEssy 1939 Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [69]
Ralph Metcalfe US Olympian, U. S. Representative
Gerald L. Miller 1964 U.S. Marine Corps general
Louis Molepske 2001 Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
Gwendolynne S. Moore 1978 U.S. Representative [58]
Stephen Murphy III 1984 Federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan [70]
Edouard Nomo-Ongolo Former Government Minister for Commerce and Industry (Cameroon); former General Manager of Chase Bank, Cameroon. Retired diplomat.
Richard C. Nowakowski N/A Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly
Leo P. O'Brien Former member of the Wisconsin State Senate
Jim Ott 2000 Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
Rudolf "Rudy" Perpich Former Governor of Minnesota
Milton Rice Polland Progressive Republican leader, ambassador-at-large for the Republic of the Marshall Islands
Dean G. Popps 1970 Former Acting United States Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology
Don Pridemore 1977 Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
David Rabinovitz 1927 U.S. District Court Judge [71]
Michele Radosevich 1969 U.S. politician and lawyer [72]
Toby Roth U.S. Representative
Loret Miller Ruppe U.S. diplomat
William Everest Ryan U.S. Government official
Ben L. Salomon Medal of Honor recipient
John Schmitz U.S. Representative, 1972 American Independent Party Presidential candidate
Martin J. Schreiber Former governor of Wisconsin
Wilfred Schuele Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly and Wisconsin State Senate
Kevin R. Slates U.S. Navy admiral
Francis Slay Mayor of St. Louis, Missouri
Lawrence H. Smith U.S. Representative
Dave Sullivan State Senator of Illinois, 1998-2006. Crane's Chicago Business "Top 40 Under 40."
Diane S. Sykes Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit. Former Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court. (Appointed by President George W. Bush, 2002.)
John H. Szymarek 1895 Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [73]
John F. Tefft Deputy Chief of Mission at the United States Embassy in Moscow, 1996 to 1999. United States Ambassador to Lithuania, 2000 to 2003. Ambassador of the United States of America to Georgia 2005–present
Robert Emmet Tehan 1927 (AB), 1929 (LL.B.) Former United States federal judge [74]
Froilan Tenorio 1967 Former Governor of the United States Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands [75]
Lewis D. Thill U.S. Representative
Barbara Toles 1997 Member of the Wisconsin State Assembly [58]
Stephen A. Turcotte U.S. Navy admiral
Leah Vukmir 1980 Member of Wisconsin Senate [58]
Scott Walker N/A Current Governor of Wisconsin [76]
Thaddeus Wasielewski U.S. Representative
Don S. Wenger U.S. Air Force Major General
Patrick Willis 1972 Circuit Court Judge in Manitowoc County, Wisconsin
Francis A. Yindra Former member of the Wisconsin State Assembly and the Wisconsin State Senate
Clement J. Zablocki U.S. Representative
Richard J. Zaborski 1953 Former member of the Wisconsin State Senate [77]
Carl Zeidler Former Mayor of Milwaukee
Annette Ziegler 1989 Justice on the Wisconsin Supreme Court [58]
Gerald J. Boileau
Felix Perez Camacho
Kristina Keneally
Don Manzullo
Ralph Metcalfe
Joseph McCarthy
Gwen Moore
Barbara Toles

[edit] Humanities and Social Sciences

Name Class year Notability References
Robert J. Beck Scholar of international law and international relations
Paul Chamberlain Theologian, philosopher
Paul Copan Professor of Philosophy and Ethics at Palm Beach Atlantic University
Walter A. Davis 1964 (BA), 1966 (MA) Philosopher, critic, playwright, and author of books on psychoanalysis, Marxism, existentialism, Hegelian dialectics and postmodernism. [78]
Marc H. Ellis Theologian, philosopher
Roberto S. Goizueta 1984 Theologian [79]
Scott Hahn Theologian
John Maxwell Hamilton 1969 Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost of Louisiana State University [80]
Elizabeth Hirschboeck Humanitarian
Donald J. Hying Roman Catholic bishop
Mel Lawrenz Author, speaker, and senior pastor of Elmbrook Church, the largest church in Wisconsin
William D. Lutz Linguist
Francis MacDonnell Professor of History at Southern Virginia University
William Marr 1963 Poet and translator; author of books of Chinese poetry [81]
William Patrick O'Connor Served as the fifth Bishop of Superior (1942-46) and the first Bishop of Madison (1946–67)
John Joseph Paul 1956 Bishop Emeritus of the Roman Catholic Diocese of La Crosse [82]
Alexa Suelzer Author, educator and theologian known for her Old Testament criticism
Paul Francis Tanner Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of St. Augustine
Kerry S. Walters 1980 Professor of Philosophy at Gettysburg College and award-winning author of numerous books on philosophy and religion [83]
William J. Whalen Non-fiction writer and an expert on comparative religion

[edit] Engineering and sciences

Name Class year Notability References
Donald Laub 1960 Prominent plastic surgeon; served as Chief of Plastic Surgery at Stanford University School of Medicine from 1968-1980
Robert B. Pinter 1957 Biomedical engineer and authority on signal processing in the insect visual system [84]
Robert B. Pinter

[edit] Sports

Name Class year Notability References
George Allen NFL head coach, member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame (attended, but did not graduate)
George Andrie Dallas Cowboys player
Ray Apolskis NFL player
Frank Aschenbrenner Professional football player
Ed Aspatore NFL player
Wayland Becker NFL player
Al Bentzin NFL player
Gene Berce NBA player
Dick Bilda NFL player
Frank Bohlmann NFL player
Jim Boylan NBA assistant coach, currently with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Tom Braatz NFL player and general manager
Brian Brunkhorst Professional basketball player
Ray Buivid NFL player
Art Bultman NFL player for the Brooklyn Dodgers and Green Bay Packers
Ray Busler NFL player
Richard Burton 1991 Commissioner, Australian National Basketball League (NBL) [20]
Dick Campbell NFL player
Jim Capuzzi NFL player
Jim Chones Former ABA and NBA player
Tom Copa NBA player
Chris Crawford Played seven years with the NBA's Atlanta Hawks
Tommy Cronin NFL player
Ward Cuff Former New York Giants player
Don Curtin NFL player
Pahl Davis NFL player
Travis Diener Point guard with the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers
Lavern Dilweg NFL player, also served as a U.S. Representative
Bill Downey Professional basketball player
Ron Drzewiecki NFL player
Wilfred Duford NFL player
Red Dunn NFL player
Maurice "Bo" Ellis 1977 Former NBA player and college basketball coach [35]
Steve Enich NFL player
John Fahay NFL player
Dick Flaherty NFL player
Lawrence Frank Former head coach of New Jersey Nets & current assistant with the Boston Celtics
William Gates A protagonist in the movie Hoop Dreams
Ed Glick NFL player
John Goodyear NFL player
George Groves Professional football player
Arthur Guepe Commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference
Jim Hague 1979 Sportswriter
Bo Hanley NFL player and head coach
Pete Hall NFL player
Bob Harlan Former president and chief executive officer, Green Bay Packers
John Harrington Professional football player
Norbert Hayes NFL player
Lazar Hayward NBA player currently signed by the Minnesota Timberwolves
Lester Hearden NFL player
Johnny Heimsch NFL player
Swede Johnston NFL player
Dorothy Kamenshek AAGPBL player
Karl Kassulke NFL player
Al Klug Professional football player
Don Kojis Two-time NBA All-Star
Frank Kosikowski Professional football player
Jack Kramer Professional football player
Ray Kuffel Professional football player
Bob Lackey Professional basketball player
Joe LaFleur NFL player
Oxie Lane NFL player
Irv Langhoff NFL player
Erica Larson Five time winner of the Pikes Peak marathon
Alfred "Butch" Lee MOP of the 1977 Final Four and former NBA player
Frank Linnan NFL player
Maurice Lucas Won 1977 NBA Championship with Portland Trail Blazers
Jerry Lunz NFL player
Mel Maceau Professional football player
Rick Majerus head basketball coach of St. Louis University; former commentator for ESPN, head basketball coach at Marquette University, Ball State University and the University of Utah
Wesley Matthews NBA player with the Portland Trail Blazers
Amal McCaskill NBA player
Francis J. McCormick NFL player
Larry McGinnis NFL player
Allie McGuire 1973 NBA player [85]
Jim McIlvaine Played seven years in the NBA with the Washington Bullets, Seattle SuperSonics and New Jersey Nets
Larry McNeill NBA player
Dean Meminger NBA player
Frank Mestnik NFL player
Ralph Metcalfe World-record holding sprinter and Olympic gold medalist
Steve Novak NBA player, most recently of the Los Angeles Clippers
Ken Radick NFL player for the Green Bay Packers and Brooklyn Dodgers
Glenn "Doc" Rivers 1985 NBA Basketball star, head coach of Boston Celtics [21]
Herb Roedel Professional football player
Fritz Roeseler NFL player
Gene Ronzani NFL player and head coach
Leroy Schoemann NFL player
Carl Schuette NFL player
Vincent Shekleton NFL player
Ralph Shinners Centerfielder for New York Giants and St. Louis Cardinals; remains the only Major League player to come out of Marquette
John Sisk, Jr. NFL player
Tony Smith Former NBA Player drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers in 1990
Johnny Strzykalski NFL player
Claude Taugher NFL player
Joe Thomas NBA player
Milt Trost NFL player
Don Vosberg NFL player
Dwyane Wade N/A NBA player for the Miami Heat.
Lloyd Walton NBA player
Brian Wardle Head coach of the UW-Green Bay Phoenix men's basketball
Ken Wendt NFL player
Jerome Whitehead NBA player
Mike Wilson NBA player
Whitey Woodin NFL player
Sam Worthen NBA player
Joe Young Professional football player
George Allen
Lazar Hayward
Steve Novak
Glenn "Doc" Rivers
Dwyane Wade

[edit] Fictional Alumni

Name Class year Notability References
Thomas R. "Tommy Boy" Callahan II N/A Protagonist of the movie Tommy Boy.

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