Notable Alumni of University of Massachusetts-Boston
Notable alumni of University of Massachusetts-Boston include Joe Rogan (Podcaster, comedian and sports commentator), Dana White (President and CEO of the UFC) and Dennis Lehane (Novelist and screenwriter).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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John F. Kelly 1950–
Former White House chief of staff, retired Marine general
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Janet T. Mills 1947–
75th governor of Maine
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Gina McCarthy 1954–
Former White House climate advisor and EPA administrator
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Joseph P. Kennedy II 1952–
Massachusetts politician, eldest son of Robert F. Kennedy
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Thomas Menino 1942–2014
Longest-serving mayor of Boston
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John Tsang 1951–
Former Financial Secretary of Hong Kong
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William J. Bratton 1947–
Former NYPD commissioner and LAPD chief
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Ifeoma Malo
Nigerian lawyer focused on clean energy in Africa
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Annissa Essaibi George 1973–
Former Boston City Council member
Business
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Dana White 1969–
President and CEO of the UFC
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Biz Stone 1974–
Co-founder of Twitter
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Bella Disu 1986–
Nigerian business executive and philanthropist
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James Pallotta 1958–
Billionaire businessman, founder of Raptor Group
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Joseph Abboud 1950–
American menswear fashion designer and author
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Nova Spivack 1969–
Entrepreneur, venture capitalist and author
Science and academia
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Paul Anastas 1962–
Chemist known as the Father of Green Chemistry
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Angela Bowen 1936–2018
Academic, writer and lesbian rights activist
Arts and media
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Joe Rogan 1967–
Podcaster, comedian and sports commentator
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Dennis Lehane 1965–
Novelist and screenwriter
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Ken Casey 1969–
Singer-songwriter of Dropkick Murphys
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Eileen Myles 1949–
American poet and writer
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Lenny Clarke 1953–
Comedian and actor, known for Rescue Me
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Nate Thayer 1960–2023
Journalist who interviewed Pol Pot
Sports
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Senda Berenson Abbott 1868–1954
Women's basketball pioneer and Basketball Hall of Fame inductee
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.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Massachusetts-Boston (people who attended both).