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24 notable alumni

Notable Alumni of Hartwick College

Notable alumni of Hartwick College include Scott Adams (Cartoonist, creator of the Dilbert comic strip), Mike Burns (Former soccer player for the US national team) and Bronwen Knox (Australian water polo player).

Alumni list

Politics and law

  • Clarence MacGregor 1872–1952

    U.S. Representative from New York

  • Scott Rumana 1964–

    Former New Jersey assemblyman and Superior Court judge

    Bachelor of Arts · Management

    Also attended: New York Law School

  • James L. Seward 1951–2024

    Former New York State Senator

Business

Arts and media

Sports

  • Mike Burns 1970–

    Former soccer player for the US national team

  • Bronwen Knox 1986–

    Australian water polo player

  • Dominic Kinnear 1967–

    American soccer coach and former player

  • Josh Wagenaar 1985–

    Canadian retired soccer player and assistant coach

  • Sophie Smith 1986–

    Australian water polo player

  • Chris Greatwich 1983–

    Footballer who played for the Philippines

    Sibling: Simon Greatwich (Hartwick College)

  • Tyler Hemming 1985–

    Canadian former soccer player

  • Nick Papadakis 1943–

    Greek-born Canadian international soccer player

  • Iain Fraser 1964–

    Canadian former professional soccer player

  • Mark Snell 1958–

    Former goalkeeper and youth coach

  • Art Napolitano 1956–

    Retired professional soccer player

  • Howie Charbonneau 1955–

    Retired soccer defender in the NASL

  • Eddie Austin 1943–

    Former soccer forward and Tampa Bay Mutiny executive

  • Gary Vogel 1956–

    Retired American soccer defender

  • Simon Greatwich 1988–

    English-born footballer for the Philippines

    Sibling: Chris Greatwich (Hartwick College)

  • Paul Conway 1970–

    Former soccer forward

Other fields

  • Luke 1951–

    Bishop of the Russian Orthodox Church Outside Russia

    Also attended: Syracuse University

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.