Notable Alumni of University of Scranton
Notable alumni of University of Scranton include Jason Miller (American actor and playwright), Patrick O'Boyle (First resident Archbishop of Washington, cardinal) and Kalanithi Maran (Founder and chairman of Sun Group).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Rob Bresnahan 1990–
U.S. representative for Pennsylvania's 8th district
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Kathleen Kane 1966–
Former Pennsylvania attorney general, first woman in the role
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Bob Smith 1947–
New Jersey State Senator
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Michael B. Carroll 1962–
Pennsylvania secretary of transportation
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Patrick J. Boland 1880–1942
US representative for Pennsylvania, six terms
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Rosemary Brown 1970–
Pennsylvania state senator
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John D. Butzner Jr. 1917–2006
Judge on the US Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
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Christopher F. Burne 1958–
Retired Air Force lieutenant general, former Judge Advocate General
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Frank Andrews Shimkus 1952–
Retired broadcaster and Pennsylvania Democratic politician
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Stephen Wojdak 1938–2015
Pennsylvania legislator and lobbyist
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Richard Paul Conaboy 1925–2018
US district judge for Middle District of Pennsylvania
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Michael J. Eagen 1907–1987
Former chief justice of Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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John Blake 1960–
Former Pennsylvania state senator
Business
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Kalanithi Maran 1964–
Founder and chairman of Sun Group
Science and academia
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James J. Clauss 1953–
Classics professor
Arts and media
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Jason Miller 1939–2001
American actor and playwright
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Walter Bobbie 1945–
Theatre director and choreographer
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Brendan B. Brown 1973–
Singer and guitarist of the band Wheatus
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John Mahon 1938–2020
Actor known for the film Zodiac
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Neal Thompson 1965–
Nonfiction writer
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Susan Campbell Bartoletti 1958–
American children's literature writer
Sports
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Nestor Chylak 1922–1982
Major League Baseball umpire
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Joe Ostrowski 1916–2003
Major League Baseball pitcher
Other fields
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Patrick O'Boyle 1896–1987
First resident Archbishop of Washington, cardinal
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 University of Scranton (people who attended both).