Notable Alumni of Culinary Institute of America
Notable alumni of Culinary Institute of America include Anthony Bourdain (Celebrity chef, author and travel documentarian), Michael Paré (Actor in Streets of Fire and The Philadelphia Experiment) and Fatima Ali (Pakistani-American chef and television personality).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Tina Pickett 1943–
Pennsylvania state representative
Business
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Michael Mina 1969–
Celebrity chef, founder of the Mina Group
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Roy Yamaguchi 1956–
Chef, Hawaii Regional Cuisine co-founder
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Kerry Simon 1955–2015
Las Vegas celebrity chef and restaurateur
Arts and media
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Anthony Bourdain 1956–2018
Celebrity chef, author and travel documentarian
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Michael Paré 1958–
Actor in Streets of Fire and The Philadelphia Experiment
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Fatima Ali 1989–2019
Pakistani-American chef and television personality
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Anne Burrell 1969–2025
Television chef and Food Network host
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Sara La Fountain 1981–
Chef, cookbook author and television personality
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Maneet Chauhan 1976–
Indian American chef and Chopped judge
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Duff Goldman 1974–
Pastry chef and television personality
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Jennifer Rubell 1970–
Performance and installation artist
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Maciej Kuroń 1960–2008
Polish journalist and culinary TV host
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Geoffrey Zakarian 1959–
Celebrity chef, restaurateur and television personality
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Sara Moulton 1952–
Cookbook author and television chef
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Roy Choi 1970–
Chef, creator of the Kogi taco truck
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Grant Achatz 1974–
Chef and restaurateur known for molecular gastronomy
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Cat Cora 1967–
Chef, Iron Chef on Iron Chef America
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Shane Lyons 1988–
Chef, restaurateur and former child actor
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Richard Blais 1972–
Chef and TV personality from Top Chef
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Michael Symon 1969–
Chef, restaurateur and television personality
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Michael Smith 1966–
Canadian television chef and cookbook writer
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Johnny Iuzzini 1974–
New York pastry chef and television personality
Other fields
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L. Timothy Ryan 1958–
Chef, fifth president of the Culinary Institute of America
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.