Notable Alumni of Clarkson University
Notable alumni of Clarkson University include M. Emmet Walsh (Actor in Blade Runner and Blood Simple), Katherina Reiche (German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy) and Chris Clark (Former NHL winger, general manager of Cleveland Monsters).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Katherina Reiche 1973–
German Federal Minister for Economic Affairs and Energy
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Paul Tonko 1949–
US Representative from New York
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Bob Chiarelli 1941–
Canadian Liberal member of Ontario legislature
Business
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Ilmārs Rimšēvičs 1965–
Former governor of the Bank of Latvia
Science and academia
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Annie Selden
Mathematics education expert, professor emeritus
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Bernard F. Schutz 1946–
Physicist known for gravitational wave research
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Jean-Claude Guédon 1943–
Quebec-based academic
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Russ Nelson 1958–
Programmer, founding board member of Open Source Initiative
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Paul Horn 1946–
Computer scientist, National Academy of Engineering member
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Christopher E. Gerty 1975–
Aerospace engineer on NASA's Constellation Program
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John Warner 1962–
Chemist and founder of green chemistry
Arts and media
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M. Emmet Walsh 1935–2024
Actor in Blade Runner and Blood Simple
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Buck Dharma 1947–
Guitarist of Blue Öyster Cult
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Brenda Romero 1966–
Video game designer and developer
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Jan Williams 1939–
Percussionist, conductor, teacher and composer
Sports
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Chris Clark 1976–
Former NHL winger, general manager of Cleveland Monsters
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Erik Cole 1978–
Former NHL left winger with 15 seasons
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Todd Marchant 1973–
Former NHL player with 17 seasons
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Craig Conroy 1971–
Calgary Flames general manager, former hockey player
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Nico Sturm 1995–
German NHL ice hockey forward
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Renata Fast 1994–
Canadian ice hockey player, 2022 Olympic gold medallist
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Todd White 1975–
Canadian former NHL ice hockey player
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Willie Mitchell 1977–
Canadian former professional ice hockey defenceman
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Jarmo Kekäläinen 1966–
Finnish hockey executive and former Blue Jackets GM
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.