Notable Alumni of Bryant University
Notable alumni of Bryant University include Nicholas Colasanto (Actor known as Ernie Pantusso on Cheers), Earl Tupper (Inventor of Tupperware and founder of its company) and Corey Maynard (Australian former basketball and Australian rules football player).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Alexander V. Acebo 1927–2019
Vermont State Auditor for over 20 years
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Frank Ferri 1954–
Former Rhode Island state representative
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Douglas H. Fisher 1948–
New Jersey Secretary of Agriculture
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Edward F. Coppinger
Massachusetts state representative
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Chuck McIlhinney 1967–
Former Pennsylvania state senator
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John J. Mahoney 1964–
Massachusetts state representative
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Philip Travis 1940–
Massachusetts state representative
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David Peters 1954–
Former Massachusetts House Minority Leader
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Tunde Sobulo 1957–2015
Nigerian police officer
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Scott Slater 1975–
Rhode Island state representative
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Kevin Poirier 1940–
Former Massachusetts state representative
Business
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Earl Tupper 1907–1983
Inventor of Tupperware and founder of its company
Science and academia
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Otto Frederick Hunziker 1873–1959
Dairy industry educator and technical innovator
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Vanja Dukić
Applied mathematics professor at CU Boulder
Arts and media
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Nicholas Colasanto 1924–1985
Actor known as Ernie Pantusso on Cheers
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Mikayla Nogueira 1998–
TikTok beauty influencer and businesswoman
Sports
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Corey Maynard 1991–
Australian former basketball and Australian rules football player
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James Karinchak 1995–
MLB pitcher for the Atlanta Braves
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Mike da Fonte 1991–
Professional soccer defender
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Ben Altit 1993–
Israeli basketball player
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Nisré Zouzoua 1996–
Basketball player for the Ivory Coast national team
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Scott Calabrese 1972–
Head men's soccer coach at UCF
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Peter Kiss 1997–
Professional basketball player
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Ryan Ward 1998–
Baseball outfielder for the Chunichi Dragons
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.