List of University of South Florida alumni
This list of University of South Florida alumni includes graduates, non-graduate former students and current students of the University of South Florida. There are more than 228,000 alumni of the University of South Florida.[1]
Notable alumni or attendees
Archbishop William Brown
John Chiang
Victor Crist
Lucia M. Gonzalez
Hulk Hogan
Nicole Johnson
Tony La Russa
Troy Perkins
Ronda Storms
Neven Subotić
| Alumni | Notability |
|---|---|
| James Atchison | CEO of SeaWorld, Graduated |
| Nate Allen | Safety for the Philadelphia Eagles, Attended |
| Andrea Armstrong | Notable American basketball player, Graduated 2004 |
| Chucky Atkins | Professional basketball player, Detroit Pistons, Attended |
| Don Banks | Columnist for Sports Illustrated, Graduated 1984 |
| Peter Beck | member of Ohio House of Representatives, Graduated 1978 |
| James Carlos Blake | Novelist - Winner of Los Angeles Times Book Prize, Chautauqua South Book Award, Southwest Book Award, Maltese Falcon Award, Quarterly West Novella Prize, Graduated 1969 |
| Terry Bollea (Hulk Hogan) | Professional wrestler, Attended |
| Elayne Boosler | Comedian, Attended |
| Alan Boss | Astrophysicist and former Chair of multiple International Astronomical Union and NASA groups, Graduated 1973 |
| William E. Brown | President of Cedarville University, Graduated 1975 |
| Kurt S. Browning | Former Florida Secretary of State, Graduated 1982 & 1994 |
| Eddie Carpenter | President, Disneyland International and CFO, Walt Disney Attractions, Graduated 1970 |
| Robert B. Carter | Current Vice President for FedEx, Graduated 1990 |
| J. Dean Cole | Current Director of the Florida Hospital Orthopaedic Institute Fracture Care Center, Graduated 1981 |
| John Chiang | Current California State Controller, Graduated 1984 |
| Mark Consuelos | Actor All My Children, Graduated 1994 |
| Victor Crist | Current member of the Florida State Senate, Graduated 1983 |
| Jeff Cunningham | Professional soccer player for United States men's national soccer team and FC Dallas, Attended |
| Frank Davis | Pro football guard, Detroit Lions. First Panamanian to play in an NFL game., Graduated 2007 |
| Mario Diaz-Balart | Current U.S. Representative, Attended |
| Leo Gallagher | Comedian, Graduated 1970 |
| Ross Gload | Major League Baseball player for the Philadelphia Phillies, Attended |
| Emilio T. Gonzalez | Director, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, Graduated 1977 |
| Andre Hall | Professional football running back, Denver Broncos, Attended |
| Anthony Henry | Professional football cornerback, Detroit Lions, Graduated 2000 |
| Drake Hogestyn | Actor Days of our Lives, Graduated 1977 |
| Melissa Howard | Reality television personality, The Real World: New Orleans, Graduated 1999 |
| Lauren Hutton | Supermodel and actress, Attended |
| Pam Iorio | Mayor of Tampa 2003-2011, Graduated 2001 |
| Doug Jamerson | Former Florida Commissioner of Education, Graduated 1979 |
| J'Dinkalage Morgoone (American football) | Professional football wide receiver, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Attended but did not graduate |
| Nicole Johnson | Miss America 1999, Graduated 1996 |
| Taurus Johnson | Professional Football wide receiver, Washington Redskins, Attended |
| Kenyatta Jones | Former NFL football tackle, New England Patriots and Washington Redskins, Attended |
| Josef Carl Engressia, Jr | Early phone phreaker |
| Charlie Justice | Current member of the Florida State Senate, Graduated 1993 |
| R. Gil Kerlikowske | Former Seattle Chief of Police, and current Director of the Office of National Drug Control Policy under President Barack Obama, Graduated 1978 & 1985 |
| Debra Lafave[2] | Teacher noted for having an affair with a student, Graduated 1995 |
| Tony La Russa | Manager St. Louis Cardinals, Graduated 1969 |
| Roland Kent Lavoie | Better known as 70's singer Lobo, Attended |
| Melissa Lee | News Anchor for 41 NBC, Graduated 2008 |
| Aasif Mandvi[3] | Correspondent for The Daily Show, Attended |
| Terrell McClain | Defensive Tackle, Carolina Panthers, Attended |
| William McDaniel | Professional Baseball Infielder, Boston Red Sox, Attended |
| Kawika Mitchell | Professional football linebacker, Buffalo Bills, Attended |
| Carlton Mitchell | Wide Receiver for the Cleveland Browns, Attended |
| Stephen Nicholas | Professional football linebacker, Atlanta Falcons, Graduated 2006 |
| Richard Oppel | Editor of The Austin American-Statesman, Graduated 1964 |
| Troy Perkins | Professional soccer goalkeeper, Montreal Impact, Attended |
| Jason Pierre-Paul | Defensive End for the New York Giants, Super Bowl Champion XLVI, Attended |
| Greg Pitts | Actor Office Space, Graduated 1992 |
| Mike Pride | Editor of The Concord Monitor, Graduated 1972 |
| Michael Rao | Former president of Central Michigan University and current president of Virginia Commonwealth University, Graduated 1987 |
| Mistral Raymond | Defensive Back, Minnesota Vikings, Attended |
| George Reyes | Chief Financial Officer of Google, and a director of BEA Systems and Symantec, Graduated 1976 |
| Adam M. Robinson Jr. | 36th Surgeon General of the United States Navy[citation needed], Graduated 1994 |
| Kerry Sanders | Correspondent for NBC News, Graduated 1982 |
| George Selvie | Defensive End for the St. Louis Rams, Graduated 2009 |
| Derrick Sharp | American-Israeli professional basketball player, Graduated 1993 |
| Robert Stackhouse | Artist, Graduated 1965 |
| Ronda Storms | Current Florida State Senator, Graduated 1988 |
| Neven Subotić | Professional soccer defender, Borussia Dortmund, Attended |
| Charles Trippy | YouTube celebrity and comedy filmmaker best known for his web series Internet Killed Television. In addition, he is the bassist for the platinum recording band We The Kings, Graduated 2008 |
| Kurt Wimmer | Screenwriter and film director, Graduated 1987 |
| Tony Zappone | Broadcaster, journalist, photographer. Member, founding staff of The Oracle, campus newspaper, Graduated 1969 |
References
- ^ Facts About USF, 2009-10
- ^ Colavecchio-Van Sickler, Shannon. Tampabay: Teacher considers plea deal in sex case, June 16, 2005. Accessed February 8, 2009.
- ^ Deggans, Eric. "Ex-Tampa resident and Daily Show correspondent Aasif Mandvi asks Gov. Rick Scott to pee in cup". St. Petersburg Times. St. Petersburg Times. Retrieved 8 December 2011.
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