Notable Alumni of St Lawrence University
Notable alumni of St Lawrence University include Kirk Douglas (American actor and filmmaker), Viggo Mortensen (Actor and filmmaker) and Susan Collins (US senator from Maine).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Susan Collins 1952–
US senator from Maine
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Katherine Clark 1963–
U.S. Representative and House minority whip
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Olympia Brown 1835–1926
Suffragist and first woman ordained with denominational consent
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Judy Wakhungu
Kenyan politician and ambassador to France
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Gerald B. H. Solomon 1930–2001
US congressman from New York and Marine veteran
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Luther F. McKinney 1841–1922
US representative from New Hampshire
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Gregory W. Carman 1937–2020
Judge of the Court of International Trade and former congressman
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Albert D. Shaw 1841–1901
U.S. representative and Grand Army of the Republic commander
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Joseph V. Flynn 1883–1940
Former US representative from New York
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Stephen A. Rudd 1874–1936
Lawyer and US Representative from New York
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George R. Malby 1857–1912
New York Assembly Speaker and US congressman
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Heidi H. Sampson
Maine Republican state lawmaker and anti-vaccine activist
Business
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Owen D. Young 1874–1962
Industrialist known for the Young Plan and RCA
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Dan Buckley
Former President of Marvel Entertainment
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Geoff Molson 1971–
President and CEO of the Montreal Canadiens
Science and academia
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Karen Wetterhahn 1948–1997
Dartmouth chemistry professor specializing in toxic metals
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Martin S. Weinberg 1939–
Sociologist and sexologist
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Albert P. Crary 1911–1987
Polar geophysicist, first to set foot on both poles
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Paul Parkman 1932–2024
Virologist and developer of the rubella vaccine
Arts and media
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Kirk Douglas 1916–2020
American actor and filmmaker
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Viggo Mortensen 1958–
Actor and filmmaker
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Lorrie Moore 1957–
Writer and essayist known for short stories
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John Bennett Perry 1942–
Actor and singer; father of Matthew Perry
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Pete Duel 1940–1971
Actor who starred in Alias Smith and Jones
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Jeremy Slate 1926–2006
Film and television actor and songwriter
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Eleanor Mondale 1960–2011
Radio personality, television host and actress
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Ann Hamilton 1956–
Visual artist known for large-scale installations
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Irving Bacheller 1859–1950
Journalist and writer, founded first modern newspaper syndicate
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Eliza Putnam Heaton 1860–1919
Journalist and editor
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Luke Jerram 1974–
British installation artist and sculptor
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Martha MacCallum 1964–
Fox News anchor
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Tandazani Dhlakama
Curator at the Royal Ontario Museum
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Maurice Kenny 1929–2016
Poet of Mohawk descent
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John Patterson MacLean 1848–1939
Universalist minister, archaeologist and historian
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Kim Gannon 1900–1974
Songwriter, lyricist of I'll Be Home for Christmas
Sports
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Gina Kingsbury 1981–
Canadian former ice hockey player, Toronto Sceptres GM
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Joel Prpic 1974–
Former NHL hockey player, Croatian-Canadian
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Greg Sutton 1977–
Canadian goalkeeper who played for Toronto FC
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Rich Peverley 1982–
Canadian former professional ice hockey player
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Mike Keenan 1949–
Ice hockey coach and general manager
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Brandon Bollig 1987–
Former professional ice hockey player
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Isabelle Chartrand 1978–
Ice hockey player, 2002 Olympic gold medalist
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Mike McKenna 1983–
Former professional ice hockey goaltender
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Eric Lacroix 1971–
Canadian ice hockey player who played eight NHL seasons
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Jacques Martin 1952–
Canadian NHL ice hockey head coach
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Matt Generous 1985–
Former professional ice hockey defenseman
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Bill Torrey 1934–2018
Canadian NHL general manager
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Jamie Baker 1966–
Former NHL player and Sharks commentator
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Drew Bagnall 1983–
Canadian former NHL ice hockey defenceman
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Ryan Glenn 1980–
Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman
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Hubert Miller 1918–2000
Bobsledder, 1953 world four-man champion
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Thomas Vonn 1975–
Former US Ski Team alpine racer
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Sydney Peterson 2002–
Para cross-country skier and Para biathlete
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Jeremy Wick 1989–
Canadian-born Swiss professional ice hockey player
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Matt Carey 1992–
Canadian ice hockey forward, formerly of Blackhawks
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Dale Clarke 1978–
Former Canadian professional ice hockey defenceman
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Joe Wilson 1935–2019
Olympic cross-country skier at the 1960 Winter Games
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Greg Carey 1990–
Canadian former professional ice hockey player
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John Zeiler 1982–
Former professional ice hockey right winger
Other fields
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Frederick F. Campbell 1943–
Catholic bishop, formerly of the Diocese of Columbus
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 St Lawrence University (people who attended both).