Notable Alumni of Southern New Hampshire University
Notable alumni of Southern New Hampshire University include Samia Suluhu Hassan (Sixth President of Tanzania), Tyrone Mears (English football coach and former right-back) and Dean Sewell (Former Jamaican footballer).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Samia Suluhu Hassan 1960–
Sixth President of Tanzania
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Elaine Duke 1958–
Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Homeland Security
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Andrea Jenkins 1961–
Former Minneapolis City Council president, poet and activist
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Marc R. Pacheco 1952–
Massachusetts state senator
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Selemani Jafo 1973–
Tanzanian member of parliament and minister
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Mashimba Ndaki 1962–
Tanzanian politician and former livestock minister
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Felix G. Arroyo 1979–
Former Boston city councillor
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Pam Patenaude 1961–
Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
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Mohd Sidek Hassan 1951–
Former Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia
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Annette Robinson 1940–
Former New York State Assembly member
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Gene G. Chandler 1947–
Republican New Hampshire state representative
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Lolesia Bukwimba 1971–
Tanzanian CCM politician and Member of Parliament
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Michael Downing 1954–2015
Rockingham County sheriff and former New Hampshire senator
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Andre Martel 1946–2016
Businessman and Republican politician
Business
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Rebecca Adamson 1950–
Founder of First Nations Development Institute
Arts and media
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Kameisha Jerae Hodge 1989–
Writer, poet and publisher
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Janelle Asselin 1983–
Comic book editor and writer, founder of Rosy Press
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Richard B. Pelzer 1965–2019
Public speaker and memoirist
Sports
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Tyrone Mears 1983–
English football coach and former right-back
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Dean Sewell 1972–
Former Jamaican footballer
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Peter Holland 1991–
Canadian former NHL ice hockey player
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Preston Burpo 1972–
Soccer goalkeeper and coach
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Rob Paternostro 1973–
Head coach of the Leicester Riders
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Chris Tsonis 1991–
Professional soccer player
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.