Notable Alumni of Presbyterian College
Notable alumni of Presbyterian College include Tim Scott (US senator from South Carolina), Ralph Norman (U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 5th district) and Emelia Brobbey (Ghanaian actress, TV presenter and film producer).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Tim Scott 1965–
US senator from South Carolina
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Ralph Norman 1953–
U.S. Representative for South Carolina's 5th district
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Alhaji Abdulai Salifu 1943–
Ghanaian politician and former member of parliament
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Glen Browder 1943–
Former US Representative from Alabama
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George L. Mabry, Jr. 1917–1990
US Army Medal of Honor recipient
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Robert H. Burnside 1933–2021
South Carolina legislator and lawyer
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Harry S. Dent, Sr. 1930–2007
Political strategist, architect of Republican Southern Strategy
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John Rinehart Blue 1905–1965
West Virginia legislator, educator and businessperson
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Kimberly Hampton 1976–2004
US Army captain, first female pilot killed by hostile fire
Business
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Jim Samples 1963–
Businessman and media executive
Science and academia
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John Bright 1908–1995
Biblical scholar, author of A History of Israel
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Charles B. MacDonald 1922–1990
Deputy Chief Historian for the US Army
Arts and media
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Emelia Brobbey 1982–
Ghanaian actress, TV presenter and film producer
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Bebo Norman 1973–
Contemporary Christian musician
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Cornelius Warren Grafton 1909–1982
Crime novelist and lawyer
Sports
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Adam Flagler 1999–
Basketball player for the Texas Legends
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Justin Bethel 1990–
Former NFL cornerback and special teamer
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Chick Galloway 1896–1969
Major League Baseball shortstop
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Eric Washington 1993–
American basketball player
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Bob Waters 1938–1989
Western Carolina football coach and athletic director
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Lou Brissie 1924–2013
Major League Baseball pitcher
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Charlie Wilson 1905–1970
Major League Baseball player
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Jimmie Turner 1962–
Former NFL linebacker for the Dallas Cowboys
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Allen Morris 1932–2017
Tennis player and coach
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.