Notable Alumni of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania
Notable alumni of Edinboro University of Pennsylvania include Sharon Stone (Actress and former model), Dave Filoni (President and chief creative officer of Lucasfilm) and Patrick Monahan (Lead singer of the band Train).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Kathy Dahlkemper 1957–
Former US Representative from Pennsylvania
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Louis Cameron Hughes 1842–1915
11th Governor of Arizona Territory
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John R. Evans 1955–
Former Pennsylvania state representative
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Milton William Shreve 1858–1939
Republican US Representative from Pennsylvania
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Samuel Myron Brainerd 1842–1898
Lawyer and U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
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Ryan Bizzarro 1985–
Member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives
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Henry Alden Clark 1850–1944
US Representative from Pennsylvania
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Mary L. Doe 1836–1913
Suffragist and temperance reformer
Business
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Joseph Newton Pew 1848–1912
Founder of Sun Oil Company and philanthropist
Science and academia
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Sian Proctor 1970–
Commercial astronaut, geology professor and artist
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David W. Steadman 1951–
Ornithologist, Curator Emeritus at Florida Museum of Natural History
Arts and media
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Sharon Stone 1958–
Actress and former model
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Dave Filoni 1974–
President and chief creative officer of Lucasfilm
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Patrick Monahan 1969–
Lead singer of the band Train
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LaToya Ruby Frazier 1982–
Photographer, artist and professor
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Rajee Narinesingh 1967–
Actress, LGBT activist and reality television personality
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Tara Seibel 1973–
Cartoonist, graphic designer and illustrator
Sports
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Josh Koscheck 1977–
Retired UFC welterweight mixed martial artist
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Gregor Gillespie 1987–
Former UFC lightweight mixed martial artist
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Jakim Donaldson 1983–
Professional basketball player
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Justin Wilcox 1979–
Mixed martial artist who competed in Bellator
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Trevor Harris 1986–
Professional quarterback in the CFL
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Trevon Jenifer 1988–
Paralympic wheelchair basketball player
Other fields
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Vicki Van Meter 1982–2008
Aviator who set child pilot distance records
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.