Notable Alumni of University of Bridgeport
Notable alumni of University of Bridgeport include Manute Bol (NBA player, one of the tallest ever), Dave Weckl (Jazz fusion drummer) and Bill Smitrovich (Film and television actor).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mary Peters 1948–
15th U.S. Secretary of Transportation
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Jahana Hayes 1973–
US Representative for Connecticut's 5th district
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Rodrigo Paz Delgado 1933–2021
Ecuadorian businessman and former mayor of Quito
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Fred Heineman 1929–2010
Former police officer and North Carolina congressman
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Irman Gusman 1962–
Former speaker of Indonesia's Regional Representative Council
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Henry Buttelmann 1929–2019
Air Force fighter pilot and Korean War flying ace
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Yeh Yi-jin 1960–
Taiwanese politician
Business
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Fred DeLuca 1947–2015
Co-founder of Subway
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Ellen Alemany 1955–
Vice Chairwoman of First Citizens BancShares
Science and academia
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Robert Kowalski 1941–
Logician and computer scientist
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Silvio Bedini 1917–2007
Science historian, Smithsonian Historian Emeritus
Arts and media
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Dave Weckl 1960–
Jazz fusion drummer
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Bill Smitrovich 1947–
Film and television actor
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Janet Gardner 1962–
Former lead vocalist of band Vixen
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Nicole Fiscella 1979–
Actress and model, known for Gossip Girl
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Inaya Day 1977–
Dance singer known for house music vocals
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Kenichi Ebina 1974–
Dancer, winner of America's Got Talent season 8
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Ger Duany 1978–
South Sudanese-American actor and model
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Grayson Hugh 1960–
Singer-songwriter known for hit Talk It Over
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Thomas B. Allen 1929–2018
Author and historian
Sports
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Manute Bol 1962–2010
NBA player, one of the tallest ever
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Julius Boros 1920–1994
Professional golfer noted for U.S. Open record
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Andy Robustelli 1925–2011
NFL defensive end for the Rams and Giants
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George Brown 1935–
Soccer forward and coach
Other fields
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Faisal Shahzad 1979–
Convicted in the 2010 Times Square bombing attempt
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.