Notable Alumni of Assumption College
Notable alumni of Assumption College include Mike Gravel (Former US Senator from Alaska), Daniel McKee (76th Governor of Rhode Island) and Andy Hallett (Actor and singer, played Lorne in Angel).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mike Gravel 1930–2021
Former US Senator from Alaska
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Daniel McKee 1951–
76th Governor of Rhode Island
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Elena Poptodorova 1951–
Bulgarian diplomat, former ambassador to the United States
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Gina Lopez 1953–2019
Filipino environmentalist and former environment secretary
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Frank Guinta 1970–
Former U.S. representative from New Hampshire
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Norman D'Amours 1937–
Democratic U.S. representative from New Hampshire
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Stephen Brewer 1948–
Former Massachusetts state senator
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Jay A. García-Gregory 1944–
Senior U.S. district judge in Puerto Rico
Business
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Teresita Sy-Coson 1950–
Filipino businesswoman, vice chair of SM Investments
Science and academia
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Roger Haight 1936–2025
Jesuit theologian and Catholic Theological Society president
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Ernest Fortin 1923–2002
Boston College theology professor
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Max Charlesworth 1925–2014
Australian philosopher and university teacher
Arts and media
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Andy Hallett 1975–2009
Actor and singer, played Lorne in Angel
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Mary O'Grady 1901–
Wall Street Journal columnist and editorial board member
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Jacques Ducharme 1910–1993
Franco American novelist and historian
Sports
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Deonte Harty 1997–
NFL wide receiver and return specialist
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Jake Jones 1949–
Former basketball player for the Philadelphia 76ers
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Chris Colabello 1983–
Former MLB first baseman for Twins and Blue Jays
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Nat Indrapana 1938–2018
Thai sports executive and IOC member
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Scott Simonson 1992–
Former NFL tight end
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Brian Kelly 1961–
College football coach, formerly at Notre Dame and LSU
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Nicolás Cardona 1999–
Puerto Rican footballer, defender
Other fields
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Thomas Ludger Dupré 1933–2016
Bishop of Springfield, Massachusetts, 1995–2004
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John Aloysius Marshall 1928–1994
Catholic bishop of Burlington and Springfield
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.