Notable Alumni of College of Charleston
Notable alumni of College of Charleston include Orlando Jones (American stand-up comedian and actor), John C. Frémont (Explorer, army officer and first Republican presidential nominee) and Thomas Gibson (Actor known for Criminal Minds).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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John C. Frémont 1813–1890
Explorer, army officer and first Republican presidential nominee
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Darline Graham 1964–
US senator from South Carolina
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Casey DeSantis 1980–
First lady of Florida and former news journalist
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James B. Edwards 1927–2014
Governor of South Carolina
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Joe Cunningham 1982–
Former US representative from South Carolina
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Arthur Ravenel, Jr. 1927–2023
Republican politician from South Carolina
Science and academia
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Tabetha S. Boyajian 1980–
Astronomer and LSU associate professor
Arts and media
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Orlando Jones 1968–
American stand-up comedian and actor
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Thomas Gibson 1962–
Actor known for Criminal Minds
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Matt Czuchry 1977–
Actor known for Gilmore Girls and The Good Wife
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Erick Avari 1952–
Indian-American actor in Stargate and Independence Day
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Margaret Gardiner 1959–
Miss Universe 1978 and South African journalist
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Allison Munn 1974–
Actress in That '70s Show and One Tree Hill
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Johnny Wactor 1986–2024
Actor known for General Hospital
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Robert Mills 1781–1855
Architect who designed the Washington Monument
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Jennifer Ferrin 1979–
Film and television actress
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Lu Parker 1970–
Miss USA 1994 and journalist
Sports
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Andrew Goudelock 1988–
Professional basketball shooting guard
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Brett Gardner 1983–
MLB outfielder, 14 seasons with the New York Yankees
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Dontaye Draper 1984–
Former professional basketball player
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Joe Chealey 1995–
Former professional basketball player
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Anthony Johnson 1974–
Former NBA point guard
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Grant Riller 1997–
Basketball player for Beijing Royal Fighters in CBA
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Jarrell Brantley 1996–
Professional basketball player for Nagasaki Velca
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.