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*[[Kenneth C. Dahlberg]]: [[chief executive officer|CEO]] of [[Science Applications International Corporation|SAIC]] and previously Executive Vice President of [[General Dynamics]]. |
*[[Kenneth C. Dahlberg]]: [[chief executive officer|CEO]] of [[Science Applications International Corporation|SAIC]] and previously Executive Vice President of [[General Dynamics]]. |
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*[[Christopher Ferguson]]: American astronaut and pilot. |
*[[Christopher Ferguson]]: American astronaut and pilot. |
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*[[Tom Fulp]]: Founder of the website [[Newgrounds.com]] |
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*[[Ruth Hale (feminist)|Ruth Hale]]: Fought for women's rights in 1920s; member of the [[Algonquin Round Table]]. |
*[[Ruth Hale (feminist)|Ruth Hale]]: Fought for women's rights in 1920s; member of the [[Algonquin Round Table]]. |
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*[[Jon "maddog" Hall]]: [[Open Source]] Developer and Advocate. |
*[[Jon "maddog" Hall]]: [[Open Source]] Developer and Advocate. |
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Revision as of 22:56, 23 August 2006
Notable Drexel University alumni
- Michael Anderson: NBA Player.
- James P. Bagian: Astronaut and medical doctor.
- Paul Baran: A founding father of the Internet and inventor of the airport metal detector.
- Chuck Barris: Entertainer, creator of The Gong Show.
- Michael Behe: A leading proponent of Intelligent Design.
- Douglas Briggs: President of QVC.
- George Campbell: President of The Cooper Union.
- Albert Carnesale: Chancellor of the University of California at Los Angeles.
- Kenneth C. Dahlberg: CEO of SAIC and previously Executive Vice President of General Dynamics.
- Christopher Ferguson: American astronaut and pilot.
- Tom Fulp: Founder of the website Newgrounds.com
- Ruth Hale: Fought for women's rights in 1920s; member of the Algonquin Round Table.
- Jon "maddog" Hall: Open Source Developer and Advocate.
- Robert Hall: Publisher of The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News.
- Chris Harn: Breeders' Cup pick six scam
- Bennett S. LeBow: CEO of the Vector Group and broker of the landmark tobacco settlement by corporate subsidiary Liggett & Myers.
- Peter J. Liacouras: Former president (18 years) of Temple University.
- Peter Mafany Musonge: Prime minister of Cameroon.
- Chris McKendry: ESPN anchor and journalist
- Jiang Mianheng: Vice president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and co-founder of Grace Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation.
- Bruce H. Miller: One of the key inventors in Fault Detection Algorithms and Electrical Designer of RTKL Associates in Baltimore, MD
- William H. Milliken, Jr.: US Congressman from Pennsylvania
- Malik Rose: NBA Player.
- Joseph Woodland: Inventor of the bar code technology.
- Victoria Zdrok (Ph.D): Model and sex columnist ('Penthouse'); Playboy Playmate (October 1994), Penthouse Pet (Month of June 2002 and Year of 2004).