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List of Georgetown University alumni

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Georgetown University class of 1920 at Old North.
TheGeorgetown College class of 1920 assembled on the steps of theOld North Building

Georgetown University is aprivateresearch university located inWashington, D.C. Founded in 1789, Georgetown University is the oldestCatholic andJesuit institution of higher education in the United States. The school graduates about two thousand undergraduate and postgraduate students annually. There are nine constitutive schools, five of which offer undergraduate degrees and six of which offer graduate degrees, as two schools offer both undergraduate and graduate degrees.

Legend

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Note: Individuals who may belong in multiple sections appear only in one. An empty class year or school/degree box indicates that the information is unknown.
* Indicates the alumnus or alumna attended but did not graduate (includes years of attendance)

  • SLL – former School of Languages and Linguistics, now the Faculty of Languages and Linguistics within the College of Arts & Sciences
  • R – Medical residency in the School of Medicine
  • W – Fellowship in the School of Medicine
  • Nur – former Georgetown University Nursing School
  • GPPI – former Georgetown Public Policy Institute
  • SCE – former School of Summer and Continuing Education
  • CED – School of Continuing Education
  • MSFS – Master of Science in Foreign Service (graduate)
  • SSP – Security Studies Program (graduate)

Academia

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College and university presidents

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Carmen Twillie Ambar1989SFSPresident ofOberlin College, 2017–present; President ofCedar Crest College, 2008–2017[1]
Robert L. Barchi1967,
1970		SFS,
Law		President ofRutgers University, 2012–2020; President ofThomas Jefferson University, 2004–12; Provost of theUniversity of Pennsylvania, 1998–2004[2]
Rev.Lawrence Biondi1976ColPresident ofSaint Louis University, 1987–2013[3]
Rev.Thomas Curran1979MSBPresident ofRockhurst University, 2006–present[4]
John J. DeGioia1980,
1994		Grad,
Col		President ofGeorgetown University, 2001–2024[5][6]
Rev.Thomas R. Fitzgerald1938–1939*ColPresident ofFairfield University, 1973–79; President ofSaint Louis University, 1979–87[7]
Edward T. Foote IILawPresident of theUniversity of Miami, 1981–2001; Dean ofWashington University School of Law, 1973–1980
Allison Garrett1992LL.M.Chancellor ofOklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, 2021-present; formerPresident ofEmporia State University, 2016–2021; formerWalmart Vice President/Legal Counsel[8]
Lee Roberts1994LawChancellor ofUniversity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 2024-Present[9]
Susan Hockfield1979Grad16th President of theMassachusetts Institute of Technology, 2004–12; Provost ofYale University, 2002–2004; Dean ofYale Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 1998–2002[10]
George R. Houston Jr.1961MSBPresident ofMount St. Mary's University, 1994–2003[11]
Rev.Brian F. Linnane1981GradPresident ofLoyola University Maryland, 2005–present[12]
Jim Lucchese2005LawPresident ofBerklee College of Music, 2025-Present[13]
Very Rev.William Matthews1790sColPresident of Georgetown College, 1809; Vicar General of theDiocese of Philadelphia[14]
Rev.Kevin F. O'Brien1988ColPresident of Santa Clara University, 2019–present[15]
Rev.Leo J. O'Donovan1956ColPresident ofGeorgetown University, 1989–2001[16]
Rev.Scott R. Pilarz1981ColPresident ofMarquette University, 2011–13; President of theUniversity of Scranton, 2003–11, 2018–present[17][18]
Rev.John Pinasco1868–1872*President of theUniversity of San Francisco, 1876–80; President ofSanta Clara College, 1880–83, 1888–93[19]
Daniel R. Porterfield1983ColPresident ofFranklin & Marshall College, 2011–2018[20]
A. Kenneth Pye1954,
1955		Law,
LL.M.		President ofSouthern Methodist University, 1987–94[21]
Kathleen Ross1971GradPresident ofHeritage University;MacArthur Fellow[22]
Debora L. Spar1984SFSSenior Associate Dean ofHarvard Business School Online; President ofBarnard College, 2008–2017[23]
Kent Syverud1977SFSChancellor and President ofSyracuse University, 2014–present; Dean ofWashington University School of Law, 2005–2013; Dean ofVanderbilt University Law School, 1997–2005[24][25]
B. Joseph White1969SFSPresident of theUniversity of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign, 2005–09[26]

Faculty

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Anthony Clark Arend1980SFSProfessor of government and foreign service atGeorgetown University; Senior Associate Dean for Graduate and Faculty Affairs of theWalsh School of Foreign Service; Director of the Master of Science in Foreign Service Program[27]
Ian C. Ballon1998LL.M.Professor of law atStanford Law School; executive director of the Center for E-Commerce[28]
Robert J. CottrolLawProfessor of law atGeorge Washington University Law School;legal historian[29]
Nora Demleitner1994LL.M.Dean ofWashington and Lee University School of Law, 2012–15; Dean ofHofstra University School of Law, 2007–12; Roy L. Steinheimer Jr. Professor of Law at Washington and Lee University School of Law[30]
Noura Erakat2012LL.M.Assistant Professor of law atGeorge Mason University School of Law, co-editor ofJadaliyya, prior Freedman Teaching Fellow atTemple University Beasley School of Law[31][32]
Alan Gallay1986Ph.D.Professor and Lyndon B. Johnson Chair of U.S. History, Texas Christian University
Carol Hurd Green1960MAScholar, author, and editor, including of women's biography collections; atBoston College, she is the director of the Donovan Urban Teaching Scholars Program in the Lynch School of Education, a member of the faculty, and a former Associate Dean of the College of Art and Sciences[33][34]
Thomas J. Healey1964ColSenior fellow at theHarvard Kennedy School[35]
Nancy Hubbard1985MSBProfessor of business, author, and Dean of theUniversity of Lynchburg College of Business[36]
Darnell Hunt1988MBAProfessor of Sociology and African American Studies, Dean of Social Sciences at UCLA[37]
David P. Long1997ColDean of theSchool of Professional Studies and Director of theInstitute for Policy Research and Catholic Studies atThe Catholic University of America;canon lawyer[38]
Ed Renwick1960ColProfessor of political science and Director of the Institute of Politics atLoyola University New Orleans; political commentator[39]
Edward F. Sherman1959ColDean and W.R. Irby Chair in Law atTulane University Law School[40]
Michael Slobodchikoff1997ColProfessor of Political Science and Director of the Center for Eastern and Central European, Russian, and Eurasian StudiesTroy University[41]
David Vladeck1977LL.M.Professor of law and co-director of the Institute for Public Representation atGeorgetown University Law Center; Director of theBureau of Consumer Protection of theFederal Trade Commission, 2009–13[42]
Mark von Hagen1976SFSDirector of School of Historical, Philosophical and Religious Studies atArizona State University; Director of the Harriman Institute atColumbia University, 1989–2001[43]

Business

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Joseph R. Baczko1967SFSPresident and Chief Operating Officer ofBlockbuster Entertainment, 1991–93; founder and president ofToys "R" Us International, 1983–1990; CEO ofMax Factor-Europe, 1979–83; Dean of theLubin School of Business ofPace University[44][45]
Henri Beaufour1987ColChairman of the Board ofIpsen[46]
Denise Bode1984LL.M.CEO of theAmerican Wind Energy Association;Oklahoma Corporation Commissioner, 1997–2007[47]
David G. Bradley1983LawFounder of The Advisory Board Company; owner of theAtlantic Media Company[48]
Charles Bunch1971SFSChairman and CEO ofPPG Industries; Chairman of theNational Association of Manufacturers, 2007–08[49]
Charles Cawley1962ColChairman and CEO ofMBNA[50]
Michael Chasen1995MBACo-founder and CEO ofBlackboard Inc., 1999–2012[51]
Bud Colligan1976SFSCo-chairman of the Monterey Bay Economic Partnership; founder and CEO of South Swell Ventures; chairman and CEO ofMacromedia, 1992–97[52]
Catherine Cook2011MSBCo-founder of the social networking sitemyYearbook[53]
Peter L. Corsell2000SFSFounder ofGridPoint, co-founder of Twenty First Century Utilities[54]
Charles Donnelly1896LawPresident of theNorthern Pacific Railway, 1920–39[55]
William Doyle1972ColPresident and CEO ofPotash Corporation of Saskatchewan, 1999–2015; Chairman of theBoard of Directors of Georgetown University[56]
Mary Callahan Erdoes1989ColCEO ofJ.P. Morgan Asset Management, 2009–present[57]
Nicholas C. Forstmann1969MSBFounding partner ofForstmann Little & Company[58]
Joe Garagiola Jr.1975LawSenior Vice President for Standards and On-Field Operations forMajor League Baseball, 2011–present; Senior Vice President and General Manager for theArizona Diamondbacks, 1997–2005[59]
Dexter Goei1993SFSCEO ofAltice[60]
Rolando Gonzalez-Bunster1968Chairman and CEO of InterEnergy Holdings[61]
Antonio Gracias1992
1993		SFSBillionaire private equity investor, founder of Valor Equity Partners,Tesla andSpaceX board member, member ofDepartment of Government Efficiency, member ofSchool of Foreign Service board of advisors[62]
James J. Greco1980ColCEO ofBruegger's, 2003–2011; CEO ofSbarro, 2012–13; President ofNewk's Eatery[63]
Jeffrey W. Greenberg1976LawChairman and CEO ofMarsh & McLennan Companies, 1999–2004[64]
Ken Hakuta1972MSBTV personality known as "Dr. Fad;" CEO of Allherb.com Foundation[65]
Eric Hotung1951ColHong Kong billionaire businessman, philanthropist[66]
Luci Baines Johnson1965–1966*NurChairwoman of the LBJ Holding Company[67]
Jim Kimsey1958*ColFounder, CEO, and chairman ofAmerica Online (AOL)[68]
Mehmet Omer KoçAttendedChairman ofKoç Holding,Tüpraş, andKoç University[69]
Jules Kroll1966LawFounder ofKroll Inc.[70]
Thomas E. Leavey1923LawCo-founder ofFarmers Insurance; co-founder of theThomas and Dorothy Leavey Foundation[71]
Doug Leeds1996LawCEO ofAsk.com[72]
Ted Leonsis1977ColFounder, chairman, and CEO ofMonumental Sports & Entertainment; vice chairman emeritus ofAOL; chairman ofSnagFilms[73]
Michael J. Mauboussin1986ColManaging director and head of Consilient Research atMorgan Stanley Investment Management; chief investment strategist, Legg Mason[74]
Morgan E. O'Brien1966ColFounder and chairman of Cyren Call Communications, 2005–present; co-founder and chairman ofNextel Communications (nowSprint Nextel Corporation), 1987–95[75]
Martin P. Paone1978GradChairman ofTimmons and Company, 2008–present; Secretary for the Majority of theUnited States Senate;Deputy Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs[76]
Paul Pelosi1962SFSOwner of Financial Leasing Services, Inc.; owner of theSacramento Mountain Lions andUnited Football League; husband of SpeakerNancy Pelosi; three of their children are Georgetown grads[77]
Gary Perlin1972SFSChief financial officer ofCapital One Financial Corporation, 2003–present; chief financial officer and vice president of theWorld Bank[78][79]
Peter J. Pestillo1963LawChairman and CEO ofVisteon[80]
Charles Prince1983LawChairman and CEO ofCitigroup[81]
Patricia Russo1972ColCEO ofLucent and CEO ofAlcatel-Lucent[82]
Chris Sacca1997,
2000		SFS,
Law		Former head of special initiatives atGoogle;venture capital investor inTwitter andUber; Founder ofLowercase Capital and Lowercarbon Capital[83][84]
Ann Sarnoff1983MSBChairwoman and CEO ofWarner Bros.[85]
Thomas Schlafly1977LawPresident and co-founder of theSaint Louis Brewery[86]
Laurence Tosi1990
1994		MSB
Law/MBA		CFO ofAirbnb; former CFO ofThe Blackstone Group[87]
Eric Trump2006MSBExecutive vice president ofThe Trump Organization; owner ofTrump Winery; son ofU.S. PresidentDonald Trump[88]
Ivanka Trump2000–2002*MSBExecutive vice president ofThe Trump Organization; model; daughter ofU.S. PresidentDonald Trump[89]
Tiffany Trump2020LawSocialite; daughter ofU.S. PresidentDonald Trump[90]
August Francois von Finck1999MSBMajority stakeholder in several multinational companies such asSGS S.A. andVon Roll Holding[46]
Marcus Wallenberg1980SFSPresident and CEO ofInvestor AB; chairman ofInternational Chamber of Commerce; Vice chairman of theInstitute of International Finance[91]
David Wehner1990ColChief financial officer ofFacebook, Inc., 2014–present[92]
Mark Weinberger1991LL.M.Chairman and CEO ofErnst & Young; formerAssistant Secretary of the Treasury for Tax Policy[93]
Ralph V. Whitworth1985LawFounder and principal ofRelational Investors; former chairman ofWaste Management, Inc., and Apria HealthCare Group, Inc.[94]
Tiffany Yu2010ColDisability activist and founder of Diversability, asocial enterprise attempting to create opportunities for disabled people[95]

Civil society

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Religion

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Most Rev.Joseph Bernard Brunini1930ColBishop of Jackson[96]
Most Rev.Jose Maria CuencoLawFirstArchbishop of Jaro[97]
Most Rev.George Henry Guilfoyle1935ColBishop of Camden[98]
HEJohn O'Connor1970GradCardinalArchbishop of New York;Chief of Chaplains of the United States Navy, 1979–83[99]
Most Rev.Thomas John Rodi1971ColArchbishop of Mobile[100]

Think tanks, non-profit and activism

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Mitch Bainwol1981ColLobbyist; chairman of theAlliance of Automobile Manufacturers; chairman and CEO of theRecording Industry Association of America[101]
Ed Bearss1949SFSHistorian; Chief Historian Emeritus of theNational Park Service[102]
Joseph Cirincione1983GradPresident ofPloughshares Fund, 2008–present; Director fornon-proliferation at theCarnegie Endowment for International Peace[103]
Joan Claybrook1973LawPresident ofPublic Citizen, 1982–2008; Administrator of theNational Highway Traffic Safety Administration[104]
Brian Concannon1989LawDirector of theInstitute for Justice & Democracy in Haiti[105]
Alexandra Cousteau1998SFSEnvironmentalist; founder of Blue Legacy[106]
Nellie Gray1959LawAnti-abortion activist; founder ofMarch for Life[107]
Chad Griffin1997SFSFounder of theAmerican Foundation for Equal Rights; President of theHuman Rights Campaign, 2012[108]
Lauren Hogg2025CASGun control activist, author, and co-founder ofMarch for Our Lives.[109]
Mary Ellen Iskenderian1981SFSPresident and CEO ofWomen's World Banking (microfinance)[110]
Jan Karski1952GradWorld War II Polish resistance fighter; Polish diplomat; professor at Georgetown University for 40 years[111]
Tim King1989,
1993		SFS,
Law		Founder and CEO ofUrban Prep Academies[112]
Barry W. Lynn1978LawExecutive Director ofAmericans United for Separation of Church and State; Ordained minister in theUnited Church of Christ[113]
Olivia Mellan1972SLLMoney conflict resolution coach and author of books on money psychology[114]
Richard Mudd1921,
1922,
1936		Col,
Grad,
Med		Grandson of Dr.Samuel Mudd; led efforts to posthumously rehabilitate his grandfather's name[115]
Darcy Olsen1993SFSCEO of theGoldwater Institute[116]
Kenneth Rutherford2000GradCo-founder of theLandmine Survivors Network; activist involved with theInternational Campaign to Ban Landmines,Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, andConvention on Cluster Munitions[117]
Anthony Shriver1988ColPresident and founder ofBest Buddies International[118]
Matthew Swift2010ColCo-founder, chairman, and CEO of theConcordia Summit[119][120][121][122]
Matthew VanDyke2004SSPFreedom fighter and prisoner of war in the2011 Libyan Civil War[123]
William B. Walsh1943MedFounder ofProject HOPE; humanitarian aid activist; first U.S. physician on the ground inHiroshima after theatomic bomb was dropped; recipient of thePresidential Medal of Freedom[124]

Government and politics

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Heads of state and government

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Ricardo Arias1935SFSPresident of Panama, 1955–56[125]
José Manuel Barroso1998MSFSPresident of the European Commission, 2004–2014;Prime Minister of Portugal, 2002–04[126]
Laura Chinchilla1989MPPPresident of Costa Rica, 2010–14[127]
Bill Clinton1968SFSPresident of the United States, 1993–2001[128]
Alfredo Cristiani1968MSBPresident of El Salvador, 1989–94[129]
King Felipe VI1995MSFSKing of Spain, 2014–present[130]
Saad Hariri1992MSBPrime Minister of Lebanon, 2009–2011; Prime Minister of Lebanon, 2016–2020[131]
Abdullah II bin al-Hussein1987MSFSKing of Jordan, 1999–present[132]
Lyndon B. Johnson1934LawPresident of the United States, 1963–69[133]
Željko Komšić1982SFSTripartite President of Bosnia, 2006–present[134]
Alfonso López MichelsenSFSPresident of Colombia, 1974–78[135]
Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo1968SFSPresident of the Philippines, 2001–10[136]
Ivan Duque Marquez2011MPPPresident of Colombia, 2018–2022[137]
Galo Plaza1929SFSPresident of Ecuador, 1948–52; 4th Secretary General of theOrganization of American States, 1968–75[138]

Governors of the United States

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This includes thegovernors of the states and territories of the United States.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Toney Anaya1963SFSGovernor of New Mexico, 1983–87[139]
Coleman Livingston Blease1889LawGovernor of South Carolina, 1911–15;United States Senator, 1925–31[140]
James Caleb Boggs1937LawGovernor of Delaware, 1953–60;United States Senator, 1961–73; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1947–53[141]
John Lee CarrollColGovernor of Maryland, 1876–80; great-grandson ofCharles Carroll of Carrollton[142]
Michael N. Castle1964LawGovernor of Delaware, 1985–92; United States Representative, 1993–2011[143]
Peter Tali Coleman1949,
1951		Col,
Law		First appointedGovernor of American Samoa, 1956–61; first elected Governor of American Samoa, 1978–85, 1989–93[144]
Jeff Colyer1981ColGovernor of Kansas, 2018–2019[145]
Mitch Daniels1979LawGovernor of Indiana, 2005–13; President ofPurdue University[146]
Christopher Del Sesto1938LawGovernor of Rhode Island, 1959–61[147]
Michael V. DiSalle1931LawGovernor of Ohio, 1959–63[148]
William S. Flynn1910LawGovernor of Rhode Island, 1923–25[149]
Luis Fortuño1982SFSGovernor of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, 2009–13[150]
James H. Higgins1900LawGovernor of Rhode Island, 1907–09[151]
Frank Keating1966ColGovernor of Oklahoma, 1995–2003; President and CEO of theAmerican Bankers Association[152]
John H. Lynch1978LawGovernor of New Hampshire, 2005–13[153]
Terry McAuliffe1986LawGovernor of Virginia, 2014–18; Chairman of theDemocratic National Committee[154]
Jim McGreevey1981LawGovernor of New Jersey, 2002–04[155]
Steve Merrill1972LawGovernor of New Hampshire, 1993–97[156]
Luis Muñoz Marín1915*LawFirst democratically electedGovernor of Puerto Rico, 1949–65; known as the "Father of Modern Puerto Rico"[157]
Philip W. Noel1957LawGovernor of Rhode Island, 1973–77[158]
Thomas Pratt1822*ColGovernor of Maryland, 1845–1848, U.S. Senator from Maryland, 1850–1857[14]
Pat Quinn1971SFSGovernor of Illinois, 2009–15[159]
James C. Shannon1918ColGovernor of Connecticut, 1948–49[160]
Don Siegelman1972LawGovernor of Alabama, 1999–2003[161]
John Spellman1953LawGovernor of Washington, 1981–85[162]

United States executive branch officials

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Cabinet members

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This includes members of theCabinet of the United States.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
William W. Belknap1851LawSecretary of War, 1869–76
George Cortelyou1895LawSecretary of the Treasury, 1907–09; firstSecretary of Commerce and Labor, 1903–04;Postmaster General, 1905–07[163]
Robert Gates1974GradSecretary of Defense, 2006–11;Director of Central Intelligence, 1991–93;President of theBoy Scouts of America; President ofTexas A&M University, 2002–06[164]
Alexander Haig1961GradSecretary of State, 1981–82;Supreme Allied Commander Europe, 1974–79;White House Chief of Staff, 1973–74; CEO,United Technologies[165]
Mickey Kantor1968LawSecretary of Commerce, 1996–97;U.S. Trade Representative, 1993–96[166]
John F. Kelly1984SSPSecretary of Homeland Security, 2017;White House Chief of Staff, 2017–2019[167]
Jack Lew1975LawSecretary of the Treasury, 2013–2017;White House Chief of Staff, 2012–13; director,Office of Management and Budget, 1998–2001, 2010–12;Deputy Secretary of State for Management and Resources, 2009–10[168]
Denis McDonough1996MSFSUnited States Secretary of Veterans Affairs, 2021–2025;White House Chief of Staff, 2013–2017; Deputy National Security Advisor, 2010–2014[169]
Kirstjen Nielsen1994SFSSecretary of Homeland Security, 2017–2019[170]
Donald Rumsfeld1957*LawSecretary of Defense, 1975–77, 2001–06;White House Chief of Staff, 1974–75;United States Permanent Representative to NATO, 1973–74; Director of theOffice of Economic Opportunity, 1969–70;United States Representative from Illinois, 1963–69[171]
Robert L. Wilkie1992LL.M.Secretary of Veterans Affairs, 2018–2021;Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, 2017–2018,Assistant Secretary of Defense for Legislative Affairs, 2006–2009[172]

Cabinet-level officers

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This includes persons who are not members of theCabinet but hold positions that are of cabinet-level rank.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Avril Haines2001LawDirector of National Intelligence, 2021–present;Deputy National Security Advisor, 2015–2017;Deputy Director of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2013–15[173]
Robert Lighthizer1969

1973

Col

Law

United States Trade Representative, 2017–2021[174][175]
Mick Mulvaney1989SFSDirector of theOffice of Management and Budget, 2017–2021;White House Chief of Staff, 2019–2020;United States Representative from South Carolina, 2011–2017[176]
John Podesta1976LawCounselor to the President, 2014–15; Co-chairman of theObama-Biden Transition Project, 2008–09; President and CEO,Center for American Progress, 2003–present;Chief of Staff to PresidentClinton, 1998–2001[177]
Charles Schultze1948,
1950		Col,
Grad		Chairman,Council of Economic Advisors in theCarter administration; director,Office of Management and Budget, 1965–68[178]
George Tenet1976SFSDirector of Central Intelligence, 1997–2004[179]

Agency heads and subordinate officers

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This includes the heads offederal independent agencies and officers subordinate to the heads ofexecutive departments.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Horace M. Albright1914LawDirector of theNational Park Service, 1929–33; conservationist; recipient of thePresidential Medal of Freedom[180]
Roger Altman1967ColDeputy Secretary of the Treasury, 1993–94, founder and senior chairman ofEvercore[181]
Bradley Belt1984LawExecutive Director ofPension Benefit Guarantee Corporation, 2004–06[182]
Philip Bilden1986SFSSecretary of the Navy (nominee pending confirmation)[183]
Robert C. Bonner1966LawCommissioner of theU.S. Customs and Border Protection, 2001–05; Administrator of theDrug Enforcement Administration, 1990–93; Judge of theU.S. District Court for the Central District of California, 1989–90[184]
Chad M. CaryGAINational Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)Commissioned Officer Corpsrear admiral; Director, NOAA Commissioned Officer Corps (2024–present)[185]
Bradford P. CampbellLawAssistant Secretary of Labor for Employee Benefits, 2007–09[186]
Paul Clement1987SFSSolicitor General of the United States, 2004–08[187]
Paula Dobriansky1977SFSUnder Secretary of State for Democracy and Global Affairs, 2001–09[188]
John J. Easton Jr.1970LawAssistant Secretary of Energy for Domestic and International Energy Policy;Vermont Attorney General, 1981–85[189]
Douglas Feith1978LawUndersecretary of Defense for Policy, 2001–05[190]
Edwin Foulke1993LawAssistant Secretary of Labor for Occupational Safety and Health, 2006–08[191]
Mark Gearan1991LawDirector of thePeace Corps, 1995–99;White House Deputy Chief of Staff, 1993; President ofHobart and William Smith Colleges, 1999–present[192]
Maura Harty1981SFSAssistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, 2002–08; CEO,International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children[193]
Kim R. Holmes1982GradAssistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs, 2002–15; Vice President of Foreign and Defense Policy Studies atThe Heritage Foundation[194]
Michael P. Jackson1985GradDeputy Secretary of Homeland Security, 2005–07[195]
Elaine D. Kaplan1979LawActing Director of theOffice of Personnel Management, 2013; Judge of theUnited States Court of Federal Claims, 2013–present[196]
Patrick F. Kennedy1971SFSUnder Secretary of State for Management, 2007–2017[197]
Robert M. Kimmitt1977LawActingU.S. Secretary of the Treasury, 2006;Deputy Secretary of the Treasury, 2005–09;United States Ambassador to Germany, 1991–93;Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, 1989–91[198]
Frederick Lawton1920,
1934		Col,
Law		Director of theBureau of the Budget, 1950–53[199]
Craig E. Leen1997ColDirector of theOffice of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP),U.S. Department of Labor, 2018-21[200]
Jane Holl Lute1999LawDeputy Secretary of Homeland Security, 2009–13; CEO, Council on CyberSecurity[201]
Robert Mosbacher Jr.1973ColPresident of theOverseas Private Investment Corporation; Chairman of Mosbacher Energy Company[202]
Andrew Natsios1971ColAdministrator of theU.S. Agency for International Development, 2001–06; U.S. Special Envoy toSudan, 2006–07; Chairman of theMassachusetts Turnpike Authority, 2000–01; Chairman of theMassachusetts Republican Party, 1980–87; Member of theMassachusetts House of Representatives, 1975–87[203]
Jerome Powell1979Law16thChair of the Federal Reserve[204]
Michael Powell1993LawChairman of theFederal Communications Commission, 2001–2005; President of theNational Cable & Telecommunications Association, 2011–present[205]
Matthew A. Reynolds1986SFSAssistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs, 2008–09
Charles O. Rossotti1962ColCommissioner of Internal Revenue, 1997–2002[206]
Michael A. Sheehan1988MSFSAssistant Secretary of Defense for Special Operations/Low Intensity Conflict & Interdependent Capabilities, 2011–13;Assistant Secretary-General for Mission Support, 2001–03; firstUnited States Ambassador-at-Large for Counterterrorism, 1998–2000[207]
Douglas Shulman1999LawCommissioner of Internal Revenue, 2008–12[208]
Harry A. SlatteryUnder Secretary of the Interior, 1938–39; gave his name to theSlattery Report[209]
Daniel Tarullo1973ColGovernor of the Federal Reserve, 2009–2017[210]
Barbara Underwood1969LawSolicitor General of New York, 2007–present; ActingSolicitor General of the United States, 2001; Principal Deputy Solicitor General of the United States, 1998–2001[211]
Christine A. Varney1986LawAssistant Attorney General for theAntitrust Division, 2009–11;Federal Trade Commissioner, 1994–97[212]
Claudine Weiher1967MAActing DeputyArchivist of the United States, 1986–1987; DeputyArchivist of the United States, 1988–1993[213]
C. David Welch1975SFSAssistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, 2005–08[214]
Richard E. Wiley1962LL.M.Chairman of theFederal Communications Commission, 1974–77; founding partner ofWiley Rein & Fielding[215]

White House staff

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This includes members of theExecutive Office of the President.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Jerry Abramson1971LawWhite House Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, 2014–17;Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky, 2011–14;Mayor of Louisville, Kentucky, 1986–99, 2003–11[216]
David Addington1978SFSChief of Staff to Vice PresidentDick Cheney, 2005–09[217]
Elizabeth Alexander2008LawPress secretary to Vice PresidentJoe Biden, 2009–2011[218]
Steve Bannon1982SSPWhite House Chief Strategist andSenior Counselor to the President, 2017[219]
Pat Buchanan1961ColAdvisor to PresidentsRichard Nixon,Gerald Ford, andRonald Reagan;White House Communications Director, 1985–87; nationally syndicated political pundit; a frequent commentator onThe McLaughlin Group[220]
Stephanie Cutter1997LawAssistant to the President for Special Projects, 2010; Communications Director of theU.S. Treasury, 2009–10; Chief Spokesperson for theObama-Biden Transition Project, 2008–09; Chief of Staff toMichelle Obama,2008 Presidential general election campaign[221]
Olivia DaltonPrincipal Deputy Press Secretary for the Biden administration[222]
John Dean1965LawWhite House Counsel to PresidentRichard Nixon during theWatergate affair, 1970–73[223]
Ron Klain1983ColWhite House Chief of Staff, 2021–2023;Chief of Staff to Vice PresidentJoe Biden, 2008–11; Assistant to the President and Chief of Staff to Vice PresidentAl Gore, 1995–99;U.S. Ebola Response Coordinator, 2014–15[224]
Frederick Lawton1920,
1934		Col,
Law		Director of theBureau of the Budget, 1950–53[199]
Joe Lockhart1982ColWhite House Press Secretary, 1998–2000[225]
Mike McCurry1985GradPress Secretary to PresidentClinton, 1995–98[226]
Kayleigh McEnany2010SFSWhite House Press Secretary, 2020–2021[227]
Beth Nolan1980LawWhite House Counsel to PresidentClinton, 1999–2001[228]
Meghan O'Sullivan1991ColAssistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor for Iraq and Afghanistan, 2005–07[229]
Dan Pfeiffer1998ColWhite House Communications Director, 2009–13;Senior Advisor to President Obama, 2013–15[230]
Jack Quinn1971,
1975		Col,
Law		White House Counsel to PresidentBill Clinton, 1995–96[231]
Kathryn Ruemmler1996LawWhite House Counsel to PresidentObama, 2011–2014[232]

Ambassadors of the United States

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This includesambassadors of the United States to foreign states, international organizations, and at-large causes.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
David Manker Abshire1959GradPresident, Center for the Study of the Presidency and Congress;United States Permanent Representative to NATO, 1983–87; co-founder ofCenter for Strategic and International Studies; advisor to PresidentRonald Reagan[233]
Anne Slaughter Andrew1977ColUnited States Ambassador to Costa Rica, 2009–2013[234]
Alexander A. Arvizu1980SFSUnited States Ambassador to Albania, 2010–14[235]
Diego C. Asencio1952,
1953		SFS,
Grad		United States Ambassador to Brazil, 1983–86;United States Ambassador to Colombia, 1977–80[236]
Christopher C. Ashby1968SFSUnited States Ambassador to Uruguay, 1997–2001[237]
Elizabeth Frawley Bagley1987LawUnited States Ambassador to Portugal, 1994–97; senior advisor toU.S. Secretary of StateMadeleine Albright; Special Representative forGlobal Partnerships[238]
Vincent M. Battle1962SFSUnited States Ambassador to Lebanon, 2001–04[239]
Willard L. Beaulac1921SFSUnited States Ambassador to Paraguay, 1944–47;United States Ambassador to Colombia, 1947–51;United States Ambassador to Cuba, 1951–53;United States Ambassador to Chile, 1953–56;United States Ambassador to Argentina, 1956–60[240]
John W. Blaney1976MSFSUnited States Ambassador to Liberia, 2002–05[241]
Richard J. Bloomfield1950SFSUnited States Ambassador to Portugal, 1978–82;United States Ambassador to Ecuador, 1976–78[242]
Donald E. Booth1976SFSUnited States Special Envoy toSudan, 2017–present; United States Special Envoy toSudan andSouth Sudan, 2013–2017;United States Ambassador to Ethiopia, 2010–13;United States Ambassador to Zambia, 2008–10;United States Ambassador to Liberia, 2005–08[243]
Piper Anne Wind Campbell1988SFSUnited States Ambassador to Mongolia, 2012–present[244]
Maura Connelly1981SFSUnited States Ambassador to Lebanon, 2010–13;United States Chargé d'Affaires a.i to Syria, 2008–10[245]
Ivo H. Daalder1982GradUnited States Permanent Representative to NATO, 2009–13[246]
Alexander Dimitry1832
1859		Grad
Law		First Person of Color to becomeU.S. Ambassador of Costa Rica andNicaragua, 1859 – 1861[247]
Edward P. Djerejian1960SFSUnited States Ambassador to Israel, 1993–94;United States Ambassador to Syria, 1988–91;Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, 1991–93; founding director of theJames A. Baker III Institute for Public Policy atRice University[248]
Thomas J. Dodd Jr.1957SFSUnited States Ambassador to Costa Rica, 1997–2001;United States Ambassador to Uruguay, 1993–97[249]
Cynthia G. Efird1971SFSUnited States Ambassador to Angola, 2004–07[250]
Maurice Francis Egan1879ColUnited States Ambassador to Denmark, 1907–18[251]
Lee A. Feinstein1995LawUnited States Ambassador to Poland, 2009–12[252]
Laurie S. Fulton1989LawUnited States Ambassador to Denmark, 2009–13[253]
Peter W. Galbraith1990LawUnited States Ambassador to Croatia, 1993–98;United Nations Representative inEast Timor, 2000–01; Member of theVermont Senate, 2011–15[254]
Marc Ginsberg1978LawUnited States Ambassador to Morocco, 1994–98[255]
Mark Gitenstein1975MSFSUnited States Ambassador to Romania, 2009–12[256]
Scott Gration1988GradUnited States Ambassador to Kenya, 2011–12;Major General,United States Air Force[257]
David Hale1983SFSUnited States Ambassador to Pakistan, 2015–present;United States Ambassador to Lebanon, 2013–15; United States Special Envoy forMiddle East Peace, 2011–13;United States Ambassador to Jordan, 2004–08[258]
Michael A. Hammer1985SFSUnited States Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 2018–present;United States Ambassador to Chile, 2014–2016;Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs, 2011–2013[259]
S. Fitzgerald Haney1991SFS/MSFSUnited States Ambassador to Costa Rica, 2015–17
Harry B. Harris Jr.1994SSPUnited States Ambassador to South Korea, 2018-2021. Former Commander,U.S. Pacific Command. U.S. Navy Admiral.[260]
Parker T. Hart1940SFSUnited States Ambassador to Turkey, 1965–68;United States Ambassador to Saudi Arabia, 1961–65;United States Ambassador to Kuwait, 1962–63;United States Ambassador to Yemen, 1961–62[261]
Maura Harty1981SFSPresident and CEO ofInternational Centre for Missing & Exploited Children;Assistant Secretary of State for Consular Affairs, 2002–08;United States Ambassador to Paraguay, 1997–99[262]
John E. Herbst1974SFSUnited States Ambassador to Ukraine, 2003–06;United States Ambassador to Uzbekistan, 2000–03[263]
Stuart Holliday1988SFSPresident and CEO ofMeridian International Center, 2006–present; United States Ambassador to the United Nations for Special Political Affairs, 2003–05;Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs and Coordinator of theBureau of International Information Programs, 2001–03;Special Assistant to the President and associate director of Presidential Personnel, 2001–03[264]
Eric G. John1982SFSUnited States Ambassador to Thailand, 2007–10[265]
U. Alexis Johnson1932SFSUnited StatesAmbassador-at-Large, 1973–77;United States Ambassador to Japan, 1966–68;United States Ambassador to Thailand, 1958–61;United States Ambassador to Czechoslovakia, 1953–57[266]
James R. Jones1964LawUnited States Ambassador to Mexico, 1993–97; Member of theU.S. House of Representatives fromOklahoma, 1973–87;White House Appointments Secretary, 1968–69[267]
John Hubert Kelly1982SFS FellowUnited States Ambassador to Finland, 1991–94;Assistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern and South Asian Affairs, 1989–91;United States Ambassador to Lebanon, 1986–88[268]
William Kintner1948,
1950		Grad,
Grad		United States Ambassador to Thailand, 1973–75; Member of the Board of Directors,United States Institute of Peace[269]
Alphonse F. La Porta1960SFSUnited States Ambassador to Mongolia, 1997–2000[270]
Frank Lavin1979,
1985		SFS,
Grad		Undersecretary of Commerce for International Trade, 2005–07;United States Ambassador to Singapore, 2001–05[271]
Edward B. Lawson1924,
1925		SFS,
Grad		United States Ambassador to Israel, 1954–59;United States Ambassador to Iceland, 1949–54[272]
Hugo Llorens1977SFSUnited States Ambassador to Honduras, 2008–11[273]
John Maisto1961SFSUnited States Ambassador to theOrganization of American States, 2003–07;United States Ambassador to Venezuela, 1997–2000;United States Ambassador to Nicaragua, 1993–96[274]
Eileen Malloy1975SFSDeputyAssistant Secretary of State for European and Canadian Affairs, 1997–99;United States Ambassador to Kyrgyzstan, 1994–97[275]
Richard T. McCormack1963ColUnited States Ambassador to theOrganization of American States, 1985–89;Under Secretary of State for Economic, Business, and Agricultural Affairs, 1989–91[276]
Jackson McDonald1978SFSUnited States Ambassador to Guinea, 2004–07;United States Ambassador to the Gambia, 2001–04[277]
Jack K. McFall1929SFSUnited States Ambassador to Finland, 1952–55;Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs, 1949–52[278]
Gerald S. McGowan1968,
1974		SFS,
Law		United States Ambassador to Portugal, 1997–2001[279]
Alfred H. Moses1956LawUnited States Ambassador to Romania, 1994–97[280]
Stephen Mull1980SFSExecutive Secretary of the U.S. Department of State, 2009–12; ActingAssistant Secretary of State for Political-Military Affairs, 2007–08;United States Ambassador to Poland, 2012–15;United States Ambassador to Lithuania, 2003–06[281]
Cameron Munter1991SFS Rusk FellowUnited States Ambassador to Pakistan, 2010–12;United States Ambassador to Serbia, 2007–09[282]
Richard Norland1977SFSUnited States Ambassador to Libya, 2019–present;United States Ambassador to Georgia, 2012–2015;United States Ambassador to Uzbekistan, 2007–10[283]
Frank V. Ortiz Jr.1950SFSUnited States Ambassador to Argentina, 1983–86;United States Ambassador to Peru, 1981–83;United States Ambassador to Guatemala, 1979–80;United States Ambassador to Barbados,Grenada,Dominica,St. Lucia,Antigua,St. Christopher-Nevis-Anguilla, 1977–79[284]
Manuel Rocha1978GradUnited States Ambassador to Bolivia, 2000–02[285]
Francis Rooney1975,
1978		Col,
Law		United States Ambassador to the Holy See, 2005–08[286]
David M. Satterfield1978LawUnited States Ambassador to Lebanon, 1998–2001[287]
David Scheffer1978LL.M.FirstUnited States Ambassador-at-Large for War Crimes Issues, 1997–2000[288]
Thomas L. Siebert1968,
1972		Col,
Law		United States Ambassador to Sweden, 1994–98[289]
Nancy Soderberg1984MSFSU.S. Representative for Special Political Affairs at theUnited Nations, 1997–2001; Chairperson of thePublic Interest Declassification Board, 2012–15[290]
James C. SwanSFSUnited States Ambassador to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, 2013–2016;United States Ambassador to Djibouti, 2008–11[291]
John F. Tefft1978GradUnited States Ambassador to Russia, 2014–2017;United States Ambassador to Ukraine, 2009–13;United States Ambassador to Georgia, 2005–09;United States Ambassador to Lithuania, 2000–03[292]
Patrick N. Theros1963SFSUnited States Ambassador to Qatar, 1995–98[293]
Viron P. Vaky1947SFSAssistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs, 1978–79;United States Ambassador to Venezuela, 1976–78;United States Ambassador to Colombia, 1974–76;United States Ambassador to Costa Rica, 1972–74[294]
Richard Verma1998LawUnited States Ambassador to India, 2015–2017;Assistant Secretary of State for Legislative Affairs, 2009–present[295]
Melanne Verveer1966,
1969		SLL,
Grad		United States Ambassador-at-Large for Global Women's Issues; Assistant to PresidentBill Clinton andChief of Staff to First LadyHillary Clinton, 1997–2001; co-founder and chair ofVital Voices Global Partnership[296]
Richard David Vine1949SFSDirector of the Bureau for Refugee Programs, 1982;United States Ambassador to Switzerland, 1979–81[297]
C. David Welch1975SFSAssistant Secretary of State for Near Eastern Affairs, 2005–08;United States Ambassador to Egypt, 2001–05;Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs, 1998–2002[298]
Melissa F. Wells1956SFSUnited States Ambassador to Estonia, 1998–2001;United States Ambassador to Congo-Kinshasa, 1991–93;United States Ambassador to Mozambique, 1987–90;United States Ambassador to Guinea-Bissau, 1976–77;United States Ambassador to Cape Verde, 1976–77[299]

Military

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Gen.John R. Allen1983MSFSCommander of theInternational Security Assistance Force, 2011–13; Commander ofU.S. Central Command, 2010; Special Presidential Envoy for theGlobal Coalition to Counter the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant, 2014–present[207][300]
Rear AdmiralCharles Boarman1803–1808ColCommanded numerous U.S. Navy ships, most notably theUSS Brandywine during theMexican–American War[301]
Lt. Gen.Paul Caraway1933LawHigh Commissioner of theUnited States Civil Administration of the Ryukyu Islands, 1961–64[302]
Gen.George W. Casey Jr.1970SFSChief of Staff of the United States Army, 2007–11; Commander ofMulti-National Force – Iraq, 2004–07[207][303]
Maj. Gen.William R. Collins1935SFSCommanding general ofIII Marine Expeditionary Force, 1965; Commanding general of3rd Marine Division, 1964–65[304]
Brig. Gen.John M. K. Davis1862ColCommanding general of Artillery districts during theSpanish–American War[305][306]
Gen.Joseph Dunford1985GradChairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, 2015–2019;Commandant of the Marine Corps, 2014–15; Commander of theInternational Security Assistance Force, 2012–14[307]
Maj. Gen.Michael E. Ennis1984GradDeputy Director ofHUMINT of theCIA, 2006–07; Director of theMarine Corps Intelligence Command, 2000–04[308]
Lt. Col.Don C. Faith Jr.1941SFSCommanding officer of 1st Battalion,32d Infantry Regiment,7th Infantry Division, during theBattle of Chosin Reservoir;Medal of Honor recipient
Maj. Gen.John Fugh1957SFSJudge Advocate General of the United States Army, 1991–93; Chairman of theCommittee of 100; first Chinese-American to become a general officer in theU.S. Army[309]
Lt. Gen.John D. Gardner1986GradDeputy Commander ofUnited States European Command; Commander ofUnited States Army South[310]
Brig. Gen.Hiram "Doc" Jones1978GradDeputy Chief of Chaplains of the United States Air Force, 1997–99[311]
Gen.James L. Jones1966SFSNational Security Advisor to PresidentObama, 2009–10;Supreme Allied Commander Europe, 2003–06;Commandant of the Marine Corps, 1999–2003[312]
Gen.Louis C. Menetrey1967MSFSCommander-in-Chief ofUnited Nations Command/ROK-US Combined Forces Command
Maj. Gen.Dennis J. Murphy1953ColCommanding General,2nd Marine Division, 1984–1987[313][314]
Vice AdmiralRobert B. Murrett1982GradDirector of theNational Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, 2006–10; Director of theOffice of Naval Intelligence, 2005–06[315]
Gen.David Petraeus1994–1995SFS FellowDirector of the Central Intelligence Agency, 2011–12; Commander of theInternational Security Assistance Force, 2010–11; Commander ofUnited States Central Command, 2008–10[316]
Vice AdmiralAnn E. Rondeau1982GradPresident of theNational Defense University, 2009–12; Director of Navy Staff, 2005–06; highest ranking woman in theU.S. Navy[317]
Gen.John J. Sheehan1985GradSupreme Allied Commander Atlantic/Commander-in-Chief ofU.S. Atlantic Command, 1994–97[318]
Vice AdmiralWilliam D. Sullivan1990SSPU.S. Military Representative toNATO[207]
Lt. Gen.Guy C. Swan III1987GradCommander ofUnited States Army North; Commander ofUnited States Army Military District of Washington/Joint Force Headquarters National Capital Region, 2005–07[319]
Maj. Gen.James L. Williams1981GradCommanding General of the4th Marine Division[320]

Judges

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Thomas L. Ambro1972,
1975		Col,
Law		Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, 2000–present[321]
Walter M. Bastian1913LawJudge of theUnited States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 1954–75[322]
Richard C. Bosson1969LawChief Justice,New Mexico Supreme Court, 2002–06; Associate Justice, New Mexico Supreme Court, 2006–present[323]
Richard J. Bowie1826LawChief Judge,Maryland Court of Appeals, 1861–67; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1849–53[324][325]
Richard C. Casey1958LawJudge,U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York, 1997–2007; the nation's first blind federal trial judge[326]
John O. Colvin1978LawChief Judge,United States Tax Court, 2006–present[327]
Francis B. Condon1916LawChief Justice,Rhode Island Supreme Court, 1958–65; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1930–35[328]
Charles W. Daniels1971LL.M.Chief Justice,New Mexico Supreme Court, 2010–12; Associate Justice, New Mexico Supreme Court, 2007–present[329]
Ronald Davies1930LawJudge of theU.S. District Court for the District of North Dakota, 1955–96; temporarily assigned to theU.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas and presided over theLittle Rock Integration Crisis case[330]
Robert E. Davis1964LawChief Justice,Kansas Supreme Court, 2009–10; Associate Justice, Kansas Supreme Court, 1993–2009[331]
Charles H. Fahy1914LawJudge of theUnited States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 1949–67;Solicitor General of the United States, 1941–45[332]
D. Michael Fisher1966,
1969		Col,
Law		Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, 2003–present[333]
Arthur J. Gajarsa1967LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 1997–2011[334]
Lorie Skjerven Gildea1986LawChief Justice,Minnesota Supreme Court, 2010–present; Associate Justice, Minnesota Supreme Court, 2006–10[335]
Thomas M. Hardiman1990LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, 2007–present[336]
William Hitz1900LawJudge of theU.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 1931–35[337]
Helen E. Hoens1979LawAssociate Justice,New Jersey Supreme Court, 2006–13[338]
Thomas F. Hogan1960,
1966		Col,
Law		Director,Administrative Office of the United States Courts, 2011–13; Chief Judge,U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, 2001–08[339]
Jerome A. Holmes1988LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit[340]
Jeffrey R. Howard1981LawChief Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, 2015–present; Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, 2002–15[341]
Kent A. Jordan1984LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, 2006–present[342]
Bruce E. Kasold1900LawChief Judge of theU.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, 2010–15[343]
Esther Mayambala Kisaakye1994LawAssociate Justice,Supreme Court of Uganda, 2009–present[344]
Rives Kistler1981LawAssociate Justice,Oregon Supreme Court, 2003–2018[345]
Stephen P. Lamb1975LawVice Chancellor,Delaware Court of Chancery, 1997–2009[346]
Joseph Normand Laplante1987,
1990		Col,
Law		Chief Judge,U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire, 2011–2018; Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of New Hampshire, 2007–present[347]
Richard Linn1969Col,
Law		Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 1999–2012[348]
Hall S. Lusk1904,
1907		Col,
Law		Chief Justice,Oregon Supreme Court, 1949–51, Associate Justice, Oregon Supreme Court, 1937–68;United States Senator fromOregon, 1960[349]
M. Margaret McKeown1975LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 1998–present[350]
Kimberly Ann Moore1994LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit, 2006–present[351]
Fred I. Parker1965LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, 1994–2003; Chief Judge,U.S. District Court for the District of Vermont, 1991–94[352]
E. Barrett Prettyman1915LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 1945–71; theE. Barrett Prettyman United States Courthouse is named in his honor[353]
Vanessa Ruiz1975LawAssociate Judge,District of Columbia Court of Appeals, 1994–2011[354]
Antonin Scalia1957ColAssociate Justice,United States Supreme Court, 1986–2016[355]
Dennis Shedd1980LL.M.Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, 2002–present[356]
Eugene Edward Siler Jr.1964LL.M.Judge of theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, 1991–2001[357]
John Sirica1926LawChief Judge,U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia, 1971–74;Timemagazine "Man of the Year" 1973[358]
Timothy C. Stanceu1979LawChief Judge of theU.S. Court of International Trade, 2014–present[359]
Laura Denvir Stith1978LawChief Justice,Missouri Supreme Court, 2007–09; Judge, Missouri Supreme Court, 2001–present[360]
Eugene R. Sullivan1971LawChief Judge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, 1990–95; Judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, 1986–2002[361]
Edward A. Tamm1930LawJudge,U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, 1965–85; Deputy Direct,Federal Bureau of Investigation, 1930–48[362]
George Van Hoomissen1955,
1957		Law,
LL.M.		Associate Justice,Oregon Supreme Court, 1988–2001[363]
Edward Douglass White1863ColChief Justice of the United States, 1910–21[364]
James R. Zazzali1958,
1962		Col,
Law		Chief Justice,New Jersey Supreme Court, 2006–07[365]

United States Congress

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The bicameralUnited States Congress is composed of two houses.

U.S. Senators

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This includes members of theUnited States Senate.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
John A. Barrasso1974,
1978		Col,
Med		United States Senator from Wyoming, 2007–present[366]
Alan Bible1934LawUnited States Senator from Nevada, 1954–74[367]
Dennis Chávez1920LawUnited States Senator from New Mexico, 1935–62; first American-born Hispanic Senator; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1931–35[368]
Richard Durbin1966,
1969		SFS,
Law		Senate Majority Whip, 2007–15;Senate Minority Whip, 2015–present;United States Senator from Illinois, 1997–present; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1983–97[369]
John A. Durkin1965LawUnited States Senator from New Hampshire, 1975–80[370]
Philip A. Hart1934ColUnited States Senator from Michigan, 1959–76;Lieutenant Governor of Michigan, 1955–59;Hart Senate Office Building named in his honor[371]
Mazie Hirono1978LawUnited States Senator from Hawaii, 2013–present; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 2007–13;Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii, 1994–2002[372]
Francis Kernan1836ColUnited States Senator from New York, 1875–81; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1863–65[373]
Mark Kirk1992LawUnited States Senator from Illinois, 2010–17; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 2001–10[374]
Edward Leahy1908LawUnited States Senator from Rhode Island, 1949–50[375]
Patrick Leahy1964LawUnited States Senator from Vermont, 1975–2023;President pro tempore of the United States Senate, 2012–15[376]
George LeMieux1994LawUnited States Senator from Florida, 2009–11[377]
Stephen Mallory II1869ColUnited States Senator from Florida, 1897–1907; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1891–95[378]
William Duhurst MerrickUnited States Senator from Maryland, 1838–45[379]
George J. Mitchell1961LawUnited States Senator from Maine, 1980–95;Senate Majority Leader, 1989–95;Deputy President pro tempore of the United States Senate, 1987–89; Judge,United States District Court for the District of Maine, 1979–80;U.S. Special Envoy for Northern Ireland, 1995–2001;Chancellor of the Queen's University, Belfast, 1999–2009;U.S. Special Envoy for Middle East Peace, 2009–11; Chairman of the Disney Company, 2004–07[380]
Joseph Montoya1938LawUnited States Senator from New Mexico, 1964–77; Member of theUnited States House of Representatives, 1957–64;Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico, 1955–57, 1947–51[381]
Lisa Murkowski1980ColUnited States Senator from Alaska, 2002–present[382]
Joseph C. O'Mahoney1920LawUnited States Senator from Wyoming, 1934–53[383]
Jon Ossoff2009SFSUnited States Senator from Georgia, 2021–present[384]
William N. RoachColUnited States Senator from North Dakota, 1893–99[385]
Daniel Sullivan1993,
1993		MSFS,
Law		United States Senator from Alaska, 2015–present;Attorney General of Alaska, 2009–10;Assistant Secretary of State for Economic and Business Affairs, 2006–09[386]
Chris Van Hollen1990LawUnited States Senator from Maryland, 2017–present; Chairman of theDemocratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, 2017–2019;United States Representative from Maryland, 2003–2017; Chairman of theDemocratic Congressional Campaign Committee, 2007–11[387]
James H. Webb1975LawUnited States Senator from Virginia, 2007–13;U.S. Secretary of the Navy, 1987–88[388]

U.S. Representatives

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This includes members of theUnited States House of Representatives.

NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Claude I. Bakewell1932ColUnited States Representative from Missouri, 1947–49, 1951–53[389]
William Brockman Bankhead1895LawSpeaker of the United States House of Representatives, 1936–40;United States Representative from Alabama, 1917–40[390]
Bob Barr1977LawUnited States Representative from Georgia, 1995–2003[391]
George A. Bartlett1894LawUnited States Representative from Nevada, 1907–11[392]
Herbert H. Bateman1956LawUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1983–2000[393]
Robert Bauman1959SFSUnited States Representative from Maryland, 1973–81[394]
Thomas J. Bliley Jr.1952ColUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1981–2001[395]
Bruce F. Caputo1971LawUnited States Representative from New York, 1977–79[396]
Don Cazayoux1991LawUnited States Representative from Louisiana, 2008–09[397]
David Cicilline1986LawUnited States Representative from Rhode Island, 2011–23[398]
Hansen Clarke1987LawUnited States Representative from Michigan, 2011–13[399]
Charles R. Clason1914LawUnited States Representative from Massachusetts, 1937–49[400]
L. Gary Clemente1931LawUnited States Representative from New York, 1949–53[401]
Henry Cuellar1974SFSUnited States Representative from Texas, 2005–present[402]
Charles F. Curry Jr.1918LawUnited States Representative from California, 1931–33[403]
John Delaney1988LawUnited States Representative from Maryland, 2013–2019; co-founder and CEO ofCapitalSource[404]
Chris Deluzio2013LawUnited States Representative from Pennsylvania, 2023–present[405]
Matthew Denver1892ColUnited States Representative from Ohio, 1907–1913[406]
Debbie Dingell1975,
1998		SFS,
SCE		United States Representative from Michigan, 2015–present; President of theGeneral Motors Foundation[407]
John Dingell1949,
1952		Col,
Law		Dean of the United States House of Representatives, 1995–2015;United States Representative from Michigan, 1965–2015; longest serving House member in history[408]
Dennis D. Donovan1895LawUnited States Representative from Ohio, 1888–95[409]
John J. Douglass1896LawUnited States Representative from Massachusetts, 1925–35[410]
Robert F. Drinan, S.J.1949,
1951		Law,
LL.M.		United States Representative from Massachusetts, 1971–81; first Roman CatholicJesuit priest to serve as a voting Member of Congress;Georgetown Law professor[411]
James P. B. Duffy1901ColUnited States Representative from New York, 1935–37[412]
Ed Edmonson1947LawUnited States Representative from Oklahoma, 1953–73[413]
Henry A. Edmundson1947LawUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1849–61[413]
Lane Evans1978LawUnited States Representative from Illinois, 1983–2007[414]
Charles J. Faulkner1822ColUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1851–59;United States Representative from West Virginia, 1875–77;United States Minister to France, 1860–61[415]
Mike Ferguson1995MPPUnited States Representative from New Jersey, 2001–09[416]
John R. Foley1947LawUnited States Representative from Maryland, 1959–61[417]
Ellsworth Foote1923LawUnited States Representative from Connecticut, 1947–49[418]
Jeff Fortenberry1986MPPUnited States Representative from Nebraska, 2005–22[419]
Lois Frankel1973LawUnited States Representative from Florida, 2013–present[420]
Martin Frost1970LawUnited States Representative from Texas, 1979–2005; President ofAmerica Votes[421]
Mike Gallagher2013, 2015SSP, GradUnited States Representative from Wisconsin, 2017–24[422]
Mike Garcia1998SSPUnited States Representative from California, 2020–2025[423]
William Gaston*ColUnited States Representative from North Carolina, 1813–16;Georgetown College's first student;Gaston Hall is named after him; helped secureGeorgetown University's federal charter[424]
Milton W. Glenn1921–1922*ColUnited States Representative from New Jersey, 1957–65[425]
George E. Gorman1895LawUnited States Representative from Illinois, 1913–15[426]
Leonard W. Hall1920LawUnited States Representative from New York, 1939–52; Chairman of theRepublican National Committee, 1953–57[427]
Forest Harness1917LawUnited States Representative from Indiana, 1939–49;Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate, 1953–55[428]
Herbert Harris1951LawUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1975–81[429]
Burr Harrison1926LawUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1946–63[430]
Edward J. Hart1924LawUnited States Representative from New Jersey, 1935–55[431]
Stephanie Herseth Sandlin1993,
1996,
1997		Col,
Grad,
Law		United States Representative from South Dakota, 2004–11[432]
Lawrence Hogan1949ColUnited States Representative from Maryland, 1969–75[433]
Trey Hollingsworth2014MPPUnited States Representative from Indiana, 2017–23[434]
Steny Hoyer1966LawUnited States Representative from Maryland, 1981–present;Chairman of theHouse Democratic Caucus, 1989–95;House Majority Leader, 2007–2011, 2019–2023;House Minority Whip, 2003–07, 2011–2019[435]
Henry Hyde1947ColUnited States Representative from Illinois, 1975–2007[436]
Michael L. Igoe1908LawUnited States Representative from Illinois, 1935; Judge of theUnited States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois, 1939–65[437][438]
Pramila Jayapal1986ColUnited States Representative from Washington, 2017–present[439]
William J. Jefferson1996LawUnited States Representative from Louisiana, 1991–09; convicted often corruption charges[440]
Hakeem Jeffries1994SPPUnited States Representative from New York, 2013–present;House Minority Leader, 2023–present[441]
Patrick J. Kennedy*United States Representative from Rhode Island, 1995–2011; chairman of theDemocratic Congressional Campaign Committee, 1999–2001; son ofTed Kennedy[442]
Paul J. Kilday1922LawUnited States Representative from Texas, 1939–61; Judge of theUnited States Court of Military Appeals, 1961–68[443]
Ann McLane Kuster1984LawUnited States Representative from New Hampshire, 2013–present[444]
John W. Langley1895LawUnited States Representative from Kentucky, 1903–13[445]
George Swinton LegaréLawUnited States Representative from South Carolina, 1903–13[446]
Asbury Francis Lever1901LawUnited States Representative from South Carolina, 1901–19[447]
Ted Lieu1994LawUnited States Representative from California, 2015–present[448]
Dan Lungren1971LawUnited States Representative from California, 2005–13[449]
Sydney Emanuel Mudd II1906,
1909		Col,
Law		United States Representative from Maryland, 1915–24[450]
Stephanie Murphy2004MSFSUnited States Representative from Florida, 2017–23[451]
Charlie Norwood1969DentUnited States Representative from Georgia, 1995–2007[452]
Glenn Nye1996SFSUnited States Representative from Virginia, 2009–11[453]
Jerry J. O'Connell1934ColUnited States Representative from Montana, 1937–39[454]
Patrick B. O'Sullivan1909ColUnited States Representative from Connecticut, 1923–25[455]
James T. Patterson1933ColUnited States Representative from Connecticut, 1947–59[456]
August Pfluger2019MSBUnited States Representative from Texas, 2021–present[457]
Stacey Plaskett1988SFSUnited States Delegate from the United States Virgin Islands, 2015–present[458]
William R. Ratchford1959LawUnited States Representative from Connecticut, 1979–85[459]
William S. Reyburn1904LawUnited States Representative from Pennsylvania, 1911–13[460]
Charles Risk1922LawUnited States Representative from Rhode Island, 1935–37, 1939–41[461]
Angelo D. Roncallo1953LawUnited States Representative from New York, 1973–75[462]
Pat Ryan2013SSPUnited States Representative from New York, 2022–present[463]
Antoni Sadlak1931LawUnited States Representative from Connecticut, 1947–59[464]
Derek Schmidt1996LawUnited States Representative from Kansas, 2015–present;Attorney General of Kansas, 2011–2023[465]
Joe Sempolinski2005ColUnited States Representative from New York, 2022–23[466]
Philip R. Sharp1964SFSUnited States Representative from Indiana, 1975–95; President ofResources for the Future, 2005–present[467]
Mikie Sherrill2007LawUnited States Representative from New Jersey, 2019–present[393]
J. William Stanton1949SFSUnited States Representative from Ohio, 1965–83[468]
Bryan Steil2003MSBUnited States Representative from Wisconsin, 2019–present[469]
William R. Thom1916LawUnited States Representative from Ohio, 1933–39, 1941–43, 1945–47[470]
Lori Trahan1995SFSUnited States Representative from Massachusetts, 2019–present[471]
Clarence D. Van Duzer1893LawUnited States Representative from Nevada, 1903–07[472]
Pete Visclosky1982LawUnited States Representative from Indiana, 1985–2023[473]
Charles S. Voorhees1873ColUnited States Delegate from the Washington Territory, 1885–89[474]
Rick White1980LawUnited States Representative from Washington, 1995–99[475]
Frank Wolf1965LawUnited States Representative from Virginia, 1981–2015[476]
Albert Wynn1977LawUnited States Representative from Maryland, 1993–2008[477]

Other U.S. political figures

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Sam Arora2010LawMember of theMaryland House of Delegates, 2011–15[478]
Kristina Arriaga2007M.A.Commissioner of theU.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom, 2016—2019[479]
Robert Baer1976SFSAuthor; the movieSyriana was based on two of his books;intelligence commentator;CIA case handler[480]
Jarrett Barrios1995LawPresident of theAmerican Red Cross Los Angeles Chapter; president of theGay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation; member of theMassachusetts Senate, 2003–07[481]
Kumar P. Barve1979MedMajority Leader of theMaryland House of Delegates, 2002–2015; Member of theMaryland House of Delegates, 1991–present[482]
Jeremy Bash1993ColChief of staff toLeon Panetta at theDepartment of Defense andCIA[483]
Gary Bauer1973LawPresident of theFamily Research Council, 1988–99; founder of the Campaign for Working Families PAC[484]
Rubén Berríos1961MSBPresident of thePuerto Rican Independence Party; Honorary President of theSocialist International; elected to thePuerto Rico Senate, 1973–77, 1985–89, 1997–2000[485]
Andy Billig1990ColMajority Leader of theWashington State Senate, 2019–present; Member of theWashington State Senate, 2013–present; Member of theWashington House of Representatives, 2011–13; Co-owner of theSpokane Indians[486]
Jesus Borja1974LawLieutenant Governor of the Northern Mariana Islands, 1994–98[487]
John Chiang1987LawCalifornia State Treasurer, 2015–2019;California State Controller, 2007–15[488]
Ian Conyers2010,
2015		COL,
SCS		Michigan Senate, 2016–18
Michael Delaney1994LawNew Hampshire Attorney General, 2009–15[489]
John E. Develin1840ColMember of theNew York State Assembly, 1846–1847, 1867
Daniel Carroll Digges1888ColMember of theMaryland House of Delegates, 1849; founding member of thePhilodemic Society[490]
John Farmer Jr.1979,
1986		Col,
Law		New Jersey Attorney General, 1999–2002; ActingGovernor of New Jersey, 2002[491]
Ron Faucheux1972SFSMember of theLouisiana House of Representatives, 1976–84; political consultant and pundit fromNew Orleans[492]
James Freis1992GOVTGlobal fraud expert and former Director of theFinancial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN)[493]
Frank Gaffney1975SFSPresident and founder of theCenter for Security Policy[494]
Sam Greco2015

2019

SFS

Law

Member of theFlorida House of Representatives from the19th district, commissioned officer in theU.S. Navy JAG Corps[495]
David G. Greenfield2001LawMember of theNew York City Council, 2010–2017; CEO of theMetropolitan Council On Jewish Poverty, 2019–present[496][497]
James E. Held1964LawMember of theWisconsin State Assembly, 1966–67[498]
Derek Hodge1971LawLieutenant Governor of the United States Virgin Islands, 1987–95[499]
Jason Kander2005LawMissouri Secretary of State, 2013–17; Member of theMissouri House of Representatives, 2009–13[500][501]
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis1954*SCEFirst Lady of the United States, 1961–63[502]
Lane Kirkland1948SFSPresident of theAFL–CIO, 1979–95[503]
Timothy Kraft1967GradCampaign manager for PresidentJimmy Carter in 1980[504]
Dan KubiakMember of theTexas House of Representatives, 1969–83, 1991–98[505]
Sam A. LeBlanc III1960MSBMember of theLouisiana House of Representatives, 1972–80; temporary judge on theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit,New Orleans attorney[506]
Bryan Lentz1986BAMember of thePennsylvania House of Representatives, District 161, 2007–2010[507]
Joseph J. Lhota1976MSBDeputy Mayor for Operations ofCity of New York, 1998–2002; chairman and CEO of the New YorkMetropolitan Transportation Authority, 2011–12[508]
Lisa Madigan1988ColAttorney General of Illinois, 2003–present[509]
Agnes Mary Mansour1963GradDirector of theMichigan Department of Social Services, 1982–87;Sister of Mercy nun who resigned her vows to remain in political office[510]
Deborah Markowitz1987LawVermont Secretary of State, 1998–2011[511]
William Joseph McDonough1962GradPresident of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, 1993–2003; Vice chairman ofMerrill Lynch[512]
Maeve Kennedy McKean2009GradSenior Advisor for Human Rights to theUnited States Department of State's Global AIDS program and to theU.S. Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Global Affairs[513]
Marc Morial1983LawMayor of New Orleans, Louisiana, 1994–2002; President of theNational Urban League, 2003–present[514]
John P. O'BrienLaw,
LL.M.		Mayor of New York City, 1933[515]
Ralph Oman1973LawRegister of Copyrights, 1985–94[516]
Esam Omeish1989,
1992		Col,
Med		President of theMuslim American Society, 2004–08; Member of the board of directors ofDar Al-Hijrah mosque[517]
J. Frank RaleyMember of theMaryland Senate, 1963–66; Member of theMaryland House of Delegates, 1955–59[518]
Elliot G. Sander1978SFSExecutive Director and CEO of the New YorkMetropolitan Transportation Authority, 2007–09; Commissioner of theNew York City Department of Transportation, 1994–96[519]
Jenny Sanford1984MSBFirst Lady ofSouth Carolina;investment banker;campaign manager[520]
Sami ScheetzSometime 2010sGOVTMember of theIowa House of Representatives, 2023–present[521]
John Sears1963LawCampaign manager for Ronald Reagan's in 1976 and 1980[522]
Robert Shrum1965ColDemocratic political consultant[523]
Sheila Simon1987LawLieutenant Governor of Illinois, 2011–15[524]
Edmond L. Smith1849Member of thePennsylvania House of Representatives, 1858–59; Member of the Colorado Territorial Legislative Assembly, 1875[525]
James C. SpencerSometime 1940sLawMember of theTexas House of Representatives, 1939–41; survivor of theBataan Death March[526]
Michael Steele1991LawChairman of theRepublican National Committee, 2009–11;Lieutenant Governor of Maryland, 2003–07[527]
Donald K. Stitt1977LawChairman of theRepublican Party of Wisconsin, 1988–89; Member of theWisconsin State Senate, 1984–93; Member of theWisconsin State Assembly, 1979–84[528]
Caren Z. Turner1985LawCo-chairwoman of the super-PACReady for Hillary; CEO of Turner GPA[529]
Cyrus Vance Jr.1982LawNew York County District Attorney, 2010–present[530]
Mark Vargo1988LawAttorney General of South Dakota, 2022–present[531]
Joe Slade White1971GradDemocraticpolitical consultant[532]
Tony Labranche2025ColMember of theNew Hampshire House of Representatives, 2020-2022[533]

Other government officials outside the United States

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Ziad Abu Amr1980,
1986		Grad,
Grad		Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Palestinian National Authority, 2007[534]
Lina AnnabMinister of Tourism and Antiquities in Jordan
Shlomo Argov1952SFSIsraeli Ambassador to theUnited Kingdom, 1979–82; Israeli Ambassador to theNetherlands, 1977–79; Israeli Ambassador toMexico, 1971–74[535]
Ricardo Alberto Arias1961SFSAmbassador of Panama to the United Nations, 2004–09; Ambassador ofPanama to the United States, 1994–96; Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, 1996–98[536]
Giorgi Baramidze1998–1999SFS FellowState Minister for Euro-Atlantic Integration of Georgia, 2004–12;Minister of Internal Affairs of Georgia, 2003–04;Minister of Defense of Georgia, 2004[537]
Agustín Barrios Gómez1993SFSMember of theMexican Chamber of Deputies, 2012–2015[538]
Mohammed Dewji1998MSBMember of theNational Assembly of Tanzania, 2005–15[539]
Simcha Dinitz1953SFSIsraeli Ambassador to the United States, 1973–79; political advisor toPrime MinisterGolda Meir, 1969–73; Member of theKnesset, 1984–88[540]
Stéphane Dujarric1988SFSSpokesperson forUnited Nations Secretaries-GeneralBan Ki-moon,Kofi Annan andAntónio Guterres[541]
Francis Escudero1996LawMember of the Philippines Senate, 2007–present;Minority Floor Leader of the Philippines House of Representatives, 2004–07; Member of thePhilippines House of Representatives, 1998–2007[542]
Sadegh Ghotbzadeh1959–1963*SFSMinister of Foreign Affairs of Iran, 1979–80[543]
Aminta Granera Sacasa1970sColDirector of theNational Police of Nicaragua, 2006–16[544]
Jorge Guajardo1993SFSAmbassador ofMexico toChina[545]
Yehoyada Haim1972,
1975		Grad,
Grad		Ambassador ofIsrael toChina, 2002–07; Ambassador of Israel toIndia, 1995–2000[546]
Adel al-Jubeir1983GradMinister of Foreign Affairs of Saudi Arabia, 2015–present;Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Ambassador to theUnited States, 2007–15[547]
Nasser Judeh1983SFSDeputy Prime Minister of Jordan, 2015–2017;Jordanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 2009–2017[548]
Eugen Jurzyca1993SFSMinister of Education ofSlovakia, 2010–present; Member of theNational Council of Slovakia, 2010–present[549]
Taro Kono1985SFSMinister of Foreign Affairs of Japan, 2017–present[550]
Samuel Lewis Navarro1979ColFirst Vice President of Panama, 2004–09; Panamanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, 2004–09[551]
Alfonso López Caballero1967SFSAmbassador ofColombia to theUnited Kingdom, 2002–06;Minister of the Interior of Colombia, 1998; Ambassador of Colombia toCanada, 1994–98;Minister of Agriculture of Colombia, 1991–93; Ambassador of Colombia toFrance, 1990–91;Senator of Colombia, 1990; Member of theChamber of Representatives of Colombia, 1986–90[552]
John Lynch-Staunton1953SFSMember of theSenate of Canada, 1990–2005; first Leader of theConservative Party of Canada, 2003–04[553]
Amin Mahmoud1972Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Jordan, 2013–15; Minister of Culture of Jordan, 1993–94, 2005; Member of theJordanian Senate, 2010–11, 2015[554]
Ismael Moreno Pino1952SFSJurist and career diplomat; served as Undersecretary for Multilateral Affairs (1964–65) and Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (1960–64) in theMinistry of Foreign Affairs of Mexico; served asAmbassador ofMexico inGermany and theNetherlands[555]
Sadako Ogata1953MSFSUnited Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, 1991–2001; President of theJapan International Cooperation Agency, 2003–12; Chairman of theUNICEF Executive Board[556]
Yousef Al Otaiba1995SFSUnited Arab Emirates Ambassador to the United States, 2008–present[557]
Kasit Piromya1971ColForeign Minister of the Kingdom of Thailand, 2008–11; Ambassador ofThailand to the United States, 2004–06; Ambassador of Thailand toJapan, 2001–03; Ambassador of Thailand toGermany, 1997–2001; Ambassador of Thailand to theSoviet Union, 1991–93; Ambassador of Thailand toIndonesia, 1994–96[558]
Oussama RomdhaniMinister of Communications ofTunisia, 2009–12;Fulbright scholar[559]
James Soong1974LawChairman of thePeople First Party of the Republic of China, 2000–present; first Governor ofTaiwan Province, 1993–98; Head of theGovernment Information Office, 1979–84[560]
Bruno Stagno Ugarte1991SFSMinister of Foreign Affairs ofCosta Rica, 2006–10; Ambassador of Costa Rica to theUnited Nations, 2002–06; President,Assembly of States Parties of theInternational Criminal Court[561]
Zev SufottGradFirst Ambassador ofIsrael toChina, Ambassador of Israel to theNetherlands[562]
Carlos Tello Macías1958MSBAmbassador ofMexico toCuba,Portugal, andRussia; Director-General,Bank of Mexico, 1982; Secretary of Budget and Planning of Mexico, 1976–77[563]
Ong Keng Yong1983GradSecretary-General of theAssociation of Southeast Asian Nations, 2003–07; Ambassador and High Commissioner ofSingapore toIndia andNepal, 1996–98[564]
Kateryna Yushchenko1982SFSFirst Lady of Ukraine, 2005–10 (wife ofUkraine PresidentViktor Yushchenko)[565]
Anthony Winza Probowo2016LL.MMember of the Parliament of Jakarta (Indonesia), Secretary of the Indonesia Solidarity Party Fraction[566]

Entertainment

[edit]

Film, television, and theater

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Kary Antholis1989LawPresident ofHBO miniseries andAcademy Award-winning documentary filmmaker[567]
Pearl Bailey1985ColSinger and actress; winner of theTony Award,Daytime Emmy Award, andScreen Actors Guild Life Achievement Award; recipient of thePresidential Medal of Freedom[568]
John Barrymore1895–1897*ColActor[569]
Zal Batmanglij2001ColDirector and screenwriter[570]
Tarak Ben Ammar1970SFSFranco-Tunisian film producer[571]
Michael Benz2004ColActor[572]
Bruce Berman1978LawChairman and CEO ofVillage Roadshow Pictures[573]
Eileen BrennanSometime 1950sColActress known forPrivate Benjamin, for which she received anAcademy Award nomination[574]
Mike Cahill2005ColDirector and screenwriter[575]
Bradley Cooper1997ColFilmmaker with12 Academy Award nominations across disciplines as an actor, writer, and producer. Winner of 3 Grammy Awards. Nominated for a Tony Award and 6 Golden Globes.[576]
Lucy Barzun Donnelly1995ColProducer ofGrey Gardens; winner of anEmmy Award, aGolden Globe Award, and aTCA Award[577]
Margaret Edson1992GradPulitzer Prize-winningplaywright known forWit[578]
Joey Fallonc. 1963Child actor, portrayed the kidnap victim in "Fearful Decision" andTom Sawyer toEileen Heckart'sAunt Polly in an episode ofCampbell Television Playhouse[579][580][581][582]
Robert Gant1993LawActor[583]
Pia GettyColIndependent filmmaker[584]
John Guare1960ColFive-timeTony Award-winning playwright known forThe House of Blue Leaves,Six Degrees of Separation, andLandscape of the Body[585]
Jack Hofsiss1971ColTony Award-winning director known forThe Elephant Man play onBroadway[586]
Mitchell Hurwitz1985ColTelevision writer and producer; creator ofArrested Development; co-creator ofThe Ellen Show[587]
Nick Kroll2001ColActor and comedian known for his role inThe League and starring in theKroll Show[588]
Wilton Lackaye1914GradEarly stage and film actor; first portrayed the character ofSvengali[589]
Malcolm D. Lee1992ColDirector known forUndercover Brother andThe Best Man[590]
Willard Mack1889ColCanadian actor, director, and playwright[591]
Brit Marling2005ColActress and screenwriter[592]
Marilyn Milian1984LawStar and judge ofThe People's Court; formerFlorida circuit court judge[593]
Andrew Morrison2015ColAcademy Award-nominated producer, winner of theGolden Globe Award for Best Motion Picture – Drama forThe Brutalist[594]
Don Murphy1984MSBProducer known forTransformers,Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen, andNatural Born Killers[595]
Megan Mylan1992SFSDocumentary director known forSmile Pinki; winner of theAcademy Award for Best Short Subject Documentary[596]
Jonathan Nolan1999ColAcademy Award-nominated screenwriter forMemento and known for co-writingInterstellar andThe Dark Knight. Also known as the creator ofWestworld.[597]
Carl Reiner1943SFSActor, director, writer, and producer; winner of nineEmmy Awards and oneGrammy Award[598]
Kelly Rohrbach2012ColActress[599]
RaMell Ross2005ColDirector and co-writer ofNickel Boys, nominated for theAcademy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay[594]
Michael Sucsy1995SFSGolden Globe Award andEmmy Award-winning director and writer known forGrey Gardens[600]
Chris Williams1989ColActor[601]
David Yates1987Director known for fourHarry Potter films[602]
John Ziegler1989ColFormertalk show host onKFI; documentary writer and director[603]

Literature

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Melissa Anelli2001ColNew York Times bestselling author and webmaster ofThe Leaky Cauldron[604]
William Peter Blatty1950ColAuthor of novelThe Exorcist with twoAcademy Award nominations as producer and screenwriter of thefilm adaptation, winning the Oscar in thelatter category.[605]
Joseph Bottum1983ColAuthor, poet, and public intellectual; contributing editor ofThe Weekly Standard[606]
Bob Colacello1969SFSNoted biographer[607]
Charles Patton Dimitry1867GradCreole journalist, poet, and author known forThe House in Balfour Street[247]
John Bull Smith Dimitry1867GradCreole author known forLe Tombeau Blanc[247]
Michael Dorris1967ColAuthor ofA Yellow Raft in Blue Water andThe Broken Cord, for which he won theNational Book Critics Circle Award for General Nonfiction[608]
Paul Erdman1955SFSFinancial author andEdgar Award-winning fiction novelist[609]
John T. Flynn1902LawAuthor of 20 books, includingThe Road Ahead: America's Creeping Revolution; columnist forThe New Republic; outspoken opponent of theNew Deal and the United States' entry intoWorld War II[610]
Iris Krasnow1997GradAuthor specializing in relationships and personal growth[611]
R. F. Kuang2018SFSFiction writer known forThe Poppy War,Yellowface, andBabel, the latter of which won theNebula Award in 2022. Studied Chinese history, culture, and literature atOxford andCambridge as aMarshall Scholar.[612]
J. D. McClatchyColPoet; editor ofThe Yale Review; President of theAmerican Academy of Arts and Letters[613]
Dinaw Mengestu2000ColAward-winning novelist known forThe Beautiful Things That Heaven Bears; Lannan Chair of Poetics at Georgetown University;MacArthur Fellow[614]
Glenn O'Brien1970ColAuthor on fashion and style; the "Style Guy" forGQ Magazine[615]
Greg Olear1995ColNovelist known forLos Angeles Times bestsellerFathermucker[616]
James Ryder Randall1859*ColPoet known for authoring "Maryland, My Maryland", the official state song of Maryland[617]
James Riley1999ColAuthor of the award-winningStory Thieves,Half Upon a Time, andRevenge of Magic series[618]
David Schickler1991SFSAuthor and screenwriter known forThe Dark Path and co-creating the television seriesBanshee[619]

Music, art, and comedy

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Amerie2000ColRhythm and blues singer[620]
Bob Bates1975ColComputergame designer[621]
Mike Birbiglia2000ColComedian[622]
Jeff Civillico2005GradJuggler and comedian[623]
William Wilson Corcoran1813–1814*ColFounder of theCorcoran Gallery of Art, Washington's first art museum[14]
Kate Cordsen1992GPPIPhotographer andcontemporary artist[624]
Bill Danoff1968SLLGrammy Award-winning singer and songwriter best known for "Afternoon Delight"[625]
Michael Dellaira1971ColComposer of classical music[626]
Jim Gaffigan1988MSBStand-up comedian and actor; star ofThe Jim Gaffigan Show[627]
Keith Kane1992GradGuitarist and songwriter, formerly withVertical Horizon[628]
John Mulaney2004ColStand-up comedian; writer forSaturday Night Live[629]
James Murray1998ColComedian and star ofImpractical Jokers[630]
Deborah Nehmad1982LawAttorney and artist[631]
Jacqueline Novak2004ColStand-up comedian, actor, writer, and author
Guy Picciotto1988ColGuitarist for rock bandFugazi; former lead singer and guitarist forRites of Spring[632]
Gerome Ragni*ColMusician and co-author known forHair[633]
Matt Scannell1992GradMusician and founding member ofVertical Horizon[634]
Benito Skinner2016ColActor and comedian[635]
James Johnson Sweeney1922ColDirector of theSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum, 1952–60; curator of theMuseum of Modern Art, 1935–46[636]
Will Tanous1992ColMusic industry executive forUniversal Music Group andWarner Music Group; co-creator ofHBO'sReverb[637]
Jenny Toomey1989MSBIndie rock musician and arts activist[638]

Journalism and media

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Guy Adami1986MSBTelevision personality onCNBC[639]
Jack Anderson1947*ColInvestigative journalist; winner of thePulitzer Prize for National Reporting[640]
Bruce Bartlett1976GradEconomist, author, andWall Street Journal columnist[641]
Jason Bellini1997ColJournalist[642]
Michelle Bernard1989LawPolitical and legal analyst onMSNBC; President and CEO of the Bernard Center For Women, Politics & Public Policy[643]
John Bersia1979GradPulitzer Prize-winning journalist; University Professor at theUniversity of Central Florida[644]
Joan Biskupic1993LawSupreme Court reporter forUSA Today andThe Washington Post[645]
David G. Bradley1983LawChairman and owner ofAtlantic Media; founder of The Advisory Board Company andCEB Inc.[646]
Chris Cillizza1998ColCNN political commentator; Former political reporter forThe Washington Post[647]
Robert J. Collier1894ColEditor ofCollier's Weekly magazine (founded by his father); President of theAero Club of America; married the granddaughter ofWilliam Astor[648]
George Crile III1968SFSCBS News producer (60 Minutes and60 Minutes II) and reporter; twice awarded theEdward R. Murrow Award by theOverseas Press Club; author of the 2003 bestsellerCharlie Wilson's War[649]
Lyle Denniston1957GradLegal journalist who is known for covering theSupreme Court forSCOTUSblog,The Wall Street Journal, andThe Boston Globe; professor atGeorgetown Law Center[650]
Bonnie Erbé1987LawJournalist and host ofTo the Contrary[651]
Jamie Gangel1977SFSCNN special correspondent; National correspondent onNBC'sThe Today Show[652]
Lourdes Garcia-Navarro1994SFSForeign correspondent with theNational Public Radio; winner of theEdward R. Murrow Award andPeabody Award[653]
Jeffrey Gedmin1990GradPresident ofRadio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, 2007–11; President of the Londgon-basedLegatum Institute, 2011–14; Senior Fellow at Georgetown University and theInstitute for Strategic Dialogue[654]
Stephen Glass2001LawJournalist atThe New Republic known for fabricating numerous stories[655]
Linda Gradstein1985SFSCorrespondent withNPR, andPRI'sThe World[656]
Savannah Guthrie2000GradJournalist and formerWhite House correspondent; co-anchor ofThe Today Show[657]
Peter Hamby2003ColHead of News atSnapchat; host ofGood Luck America; formerCNN political reporter; author of "Did Twitter Kill The Boys On The Bus?",[658] winner of theEdward R. Murrow Award[659]
Daniel Henninger1968SFSDeputy editorial page director ofThe Wall Street Journal; contributor onFox News[660]
Quin Hillyer1986ColSenior editorial writer forThe Washington Times; contributor to numerous publications and news stations[661]
Paul Janensch1960ColFormer executive editor ofThe Courier-Journal[662]
Mary Jordan1983ColJournalist forThe Washington Post; winner of thePulitzer Prize for International Reporting[663]
Laura Kuenssberg1999GradAward-winning British political journalist; became first female political editor of theBBC in 2015, one of the highest profile roles in British journalism[664]
Mark Landler1987SFSWhite House correspondent, former European economic correspondent, and Hong Kong bureau chief forThe New York Times[665]
Monica Langley1983LawSenior special writer forThe Wall Street Journal[666]
Tara McKelvey1985ColCorrespondent forNewsweek andThe Daily Beast[667]
Deroy Murdock1986ColColumnist for theScripps Howard News Service; contributing editor to theNational Review[668]
Condé Montrose Nast1894,
1895		Col,
Grad		Founder ofCondé Nast, which publishesVanity Fair,Vogue, andThe New Yorker; first president of Georgetown's student government, The Yard (predecessor to theGeorgetown University Student Association)[669]
Miles O'Brien1981ColScience and technologybroadcast journalist forCNN[670]
Timothy L. O'Brien1984ColAuthor; former Sunday Business editor forThe New York Times and editorial board member ofBloomberg View ofBloomberg News[671]
Norah O'Donnell1996,
2003		Col,
Grad		Co-anchor ofCBS This Morning; former Chief White House Correspondent forCBS News[672]
Walter Pincus2001LawPulitzer Prize,Emmy Award, andPolk Award-winning national security journalist forThe Washington Post[673]
Shirley Povich1922–1923*LawSports editor atThe Washington Post for 41 years; winner of theJ. G. Taylor Spink Award[674]
Frank J. Prial1951ColThe New York Times wine columnist and author[675]
Martin Quigley Jr.1939ColPublisher of film magazines and co-author of theMotion Picture Production Code; spy for the United StatesOffice of Strategic Services in Ireland duringWorld War II; twice-elected mayor ofLarchmont, New York[676]
Walter Ratliff2004SCSEmmy Award-winning documentary director; reporter for theAssociated Press[677]
Sumner Redstone1944*LawMedia executive; chairman and owner ofNational Amusements, the parent corporation ofCBS Corporation andViacom[678]
Maria Shriver1977ColAnchor forNBC News; winner of twoEmmy Awards and aPeabody Award for coverage of the1988 Summer Olympics and forThe Alzheimer's Project; former First Lady of California[679]
Kate Snow1993MSFSHost ofNBC Nightly News; co-host of theGood Morning America weekend edition[680]
Kara Swisher1984SFSTechnology columnist forThe Wall Street Journal[681]
Lisa Sylvester1992SFSPeabody Award andEmmy Award-winning reporter; previously onCNN'sThe Situation Room[682]
Anthony Thomopoulos1959SFSPresident ofABC Entertainment and ABC Broadcast Group[683]
Greta Van Susteren1979,
1982		Law,
LL.M.		Fox News Channel anchor ofOn the Record w/ Greta Van Susteren[684]
Arick Wierson1994SFSFormerNYC Media general manager; former media advisor to New York City MayorMichael Bloomberg[685]

Law

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Jack Abramoff1986LawIn March 2006, sentenced to five years and 10 months in prison and ordered then to pay restitution of more than $21 million for defraudingAmerican Indian tribes and corruption of public officials[686]
Robert S. Bennett1961,
1964		Col,
Law		Litigator; represented PresidentBill Clinton in theLewinsky scandal[687]
Thomas Hale Boggs Jr.1961,
1965		Col,
Law		Co-founder ofPatton Boggs LLP[688]
Stephen L. Braga1981LawLitigator who represented theWest Memphis Three[689]
Plato Cacheris1953,
1956		SFS,
Law		Litigator who defended numerous high-profile clients[690]
Michael J. Callahan1990SFSExecutive Vice President and General Counsel ofYahoo[691]
James C. Duff1981LawDirector of theAdministrative Office of the United States Courts, 2006–present; President of theFreedom Forum, which operates theNewseum, 2011–present[692]
Andrew G. Haley1928LawWorld's firstspace lawyer; president ofAerojet General, 1942–45; a founder in 1960 of theInternational Academy of Astronautics andInternational Institute of Space Law; coined the term "metalaw" (laws applied to relations with alien intelligences)[citation needed]
John LauroUnknownLawRepresenting former United States PresidentDonald J. Trump in the pending federal case against him forattempting to overturn the results of the2020 United States Presidential election[693]
Peter McDonough1979,
1982		Col,
Law		General counsel ofPrinceton University;RepublicanNew Jersey state legislator[694]
Jerome O'Neill1968,
1971		Col,
Law		U.S. Attorney for Vermont[695][696]
Phil Preis1975,
1976		Law,
LL.M.		Candidate forGovernor of Louisiana in 1995 and 1999;Baton Rouge attorney[697]
Jane Sullivan Roberts1984LawPartner atPillsbury Winthrop; wife of Chief JusticeJohn Roberts[698]
William Shea1929ColNoted New York attorney and patriarch of theNew York Mets;Shea Stadium named in his honor; name partner ofShea & Gould[699]
Stephen Edward Smith1973,
1977		Col,
Law		Vice president and general counsel,Lockheed Martin[700]
Helen Steinbinder1955LL.M.First female law professor at Georgetown Law School[701]
Brendan Sullivan1964,
1967		Col,
Law		Senior partner atWilliams & Connolly; litigator who defended Lt. Col.Oliver North during theIran-Contra affair[702]
Genevievette Walker-Lightfoot1995ColU.S. Securities and Exchange Commission attorney[703]
Edward Bennett Williams1944LawTrial lawyer; attorney forThe Washington Post andGeorgetown University; owned theWashington Redskins andBaltimore Orioles; founder ofWilliams & Connolly[704]

Royalty

[edit]
NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Pavlos, Crown Prince of Greece1995MSFSFirst son ofConstantine II of Greece and Crown Prince[705]
Bernhard, Prince of Orange-Nassau, van Vollenhoven1988–1989*COLMember of theDutch Royal Family, being nephew of the former QueenBeatrix of the Netherlands[citation needed]
Guillaume, Prince of Luxembourg1987SFSThird son and youngest child ofGrand Duke Jean andGrand Duchess Josephine-Charlotte of Luxembourg[citation needed]
Prince Turki Al Faisal1968SFSSon ofKing Faisal; Ambassador ofSaudi Arabia to theUnited States, 2005–07; Ambassador of Saudi Arabia to theUnited Kingdom andIreland, 2002–05;Director of General Intelligence of Saudi Arabia, 1979–2001[706]
Prince Mohammed bin Nawwaf bin Abdulaziz1981SFSMember of theHouse of Saud; Ambassador ofSaudi Arabia to theUnited Kingdom andIreland, 2005–present; Ambassador of Saudi Arabia toItaly andMalta, 1995–2005[707]
Prince Hashim bin Hussein2005SFSThe younger of the two sons ofKing Hussein andQueen Noor of Jordan, and half-brother of the reigning KingAbdullah II of Jordan[citation needed]
Hussein, Crown Prince of Jordan2016SFSFirst son and heir apparent ofKing Abdullah II andQueen Rania of Jordan[708]
Prince Talal bin Muhammad1989SFS,
Grad		The eldest son ofPrince Muhammad bin Talal, the younger brother of KingHussein of Jordan, and the grandson of KingTalal of Jordan[709]
Princess Talita von FürstenbergAmerican socialite, fashion designer, and model; granddaughter of fashion designersDiane von Fürstenberg andPrince Egon von Fürstenberg and by birth a member of theHouse of Fürstenberg, an ancientGermannoble family[710]
Princess Ghida al-Talal1986SFS,
Grad		Member of the House ofHashemites; chairperson of theKing Hussein Cancer Foundation[711]
Agustín, Prince of Iturbide1884ColGrandson of DonAgustín de Iturbide, the firstEmperor of Mexico; became adopted son ofEmperor Maximilian I andEmpress Carlota of Mexico, ofHouse of Habsburg, and as the Emperors had no children, he became heir to the throne; in exile (as EmperorDon Agustín III of Mexico,de jure) he taught Spanish and French at Georgetown for many years (died 1925)[712]
Prince Constantine-Alexios2022ColFirst son ofCrown Prince Pavlos andCrown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece; model atDior[713]
Mohammed bin Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani2009SFSMember of the Royal House of Thani, Sheikh of Qatar; brother of theEmir of Qatar -Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani; son of the former Emir of Qatar,Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani[714]
Princess Iman bint Abdullah2018SFSPrincess of Jordan, member of theHashemite family. Daughter ofKing Abdullah II of Jordan andQueen Rania of Jordan.[715]
Prince August Fredrik zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-BerleburgGrandson ofPrince Ludwig Ferdinand of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg
Princess Noor Pahlavi2014ColGranddaughter ofMohammad Reza Pahlavi, the last shah of Iran[716]
Prince Alfons of LiechtensteinGrandson ofHans-Adam II, Prince of Liechtenstein[717]

Science and medicine

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
John O. Agwunobi2000MBAUnited States Assistant Secretary for Health and Admiral in theUnited States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps, 2006–07; Senior Vice President and President of the Health and Wellness Division ofWalmart, 2007–14[718]
John-David F. Bartoe1974,
1976		Grad,
Grad		NASA astronaut and astrophysicist; Research Manager for theInternational Space Station at theJohnson Space Center, 1995–present[719]
Lisa Bowleg1988ColProfessor of Applied Social Psychology[720]
Pascale Cossart1971GradBacteriologist and Head of the Unité des Interactions Bactéries Cellules at thePasteur Institute; recipient of the 1998Richard Lounsbery Award[721]
George Coyne1962GradAstronomer; Director of theVatican Observatory, 1978–2006[722]
David John Doukas1983MedTulane University; Director of the Program in Medical Ethics and Human Values, James A. Knight Chair in Medical Humanities and Ethics, clinical ethicist, and family physician[723]
Mark R. Dybul1985,
1992		Col,
Med		United States Global AIDS Coordinator of theU.S. Department of State, 2006–09[724]
Dale R. Herspring1967Political scientist[725]
Lt. Gen.Kevin C. Kiley1976MedSurgeon General of the United States Army and Commander ofU.S. Army Medical Command, 2004–07[726]
Ulrich Kortz1995GradProfessor of chemistry atJacobs University Bremen[727]
Alisha Kramer2012Colphysician and health activist[728]
Antonia Novello1975WSurgeon General of the United States, 1990–93[729]
Thomas Parran Jr.1915MedSurgeon General of the United States, 1936–48[730]
Sean P. Pinney1994MedCardiologist; Director of the Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplant Program and the Pulmonary Hypertension Program atMount Sinai Hospital in New York City[731]
Robert R. Redfield1973,
1977		Col,
Med		Director ofCenters for Disease Control and Prevention, 2018–present;Virologist andHIV researcher; professor of medicine atUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore; co-founder of the Institute of Human Virology[732]
John J. Ring1949,
1953		Col,
Med		President of theAmerican Medical Association, 1991–92[733]
Vera Rubin1954MedAstronomer; recipient of numerous awards for work ongalaxy rotation rates anddark matter; discovered theRubin–Ford effect[734]
Solomon H. Snyder1959,
1962		Col,
Med		Neuroscientist; University Distinguished Service Professor of Psychiatry, Neurosciences, and Pharmacology at theJohns Hopkins University School of Medicine[735]
William Kennedy Smith1991MedMember of theAdvisory Neighborhood Commission; founder of the Center for International Rehabilitation and Physicians Against Land Mines; member of theKennedy family; charged with rape in a nationally publicized 1991 trial[736]
Angelo Thrower1989MedDermatologist and company founder[737]
Andrew von Eschenbach1967MedUnited States Commissioner of Food and Drugs, 2006–09; Director of theNational Cancer Institute, 2002–05[738]

Sports

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Athletes

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Mike Altman1997SFSRower on the2008 US Olympic team and US National Rowing team member; winner of three medals at theWorld Rowing Championships
Al Blozis1942ColProfessional football player for theNew York Giants; killed in action duringWorld War II while searching alone for missing comrades in theVosges Mountains of France; the New York Giants retired his number, 32[739]
Ruben Boumtje-Boumtje2001ColProfessional basketball player for thePortland Trail Blazers[740]
Alex Buzbee2007ColProfessional football player for theWashington Redskins[741]
Andrew Campbell2006SFSSailor on the2008 U.S. Olympic team[742]
Harry Colliflower1906ColProfessional baseball player for theCleveland Spiders and anumpire; coach of theGeorgetown varsity basketball team, 1911–14[citation needed]
Patrick Ewing1985ColProfessional basketball player for theNew York Knicks; inducted into theBasketball Hall of Fame in 2008[743]
Patrick Ewing Jr.2008ColProfessional basketball player for theAl Rayyan Basketball Team of theQatari Basketball League[744]
Eric "Sleepy" Floyd1982ColProfessional basketball player for theGolden State Warriors andHouston Rockets[745]
Brendan Gaughan1997MSBProfessional racer for theNASCARXfinity Series andCamping World Truck Series[746]
Jeff Green2004–2007*ColProfessional basketball player for theSeattle SuperSonicsOklahoma City ThunderBoston CelticsMemphis Grizzlies andLos Angeles Clippers[747]
Othella Harrington1996ColProfessional basketball player for theChicago Bulls[748]
Roy Hibbert2008ColProfessional basketball player for theIndiana Pacers andLos Angeles Lakers[749]
Nancy Hogshead-Makar1997LawThree-timegold medalist swimmer on the1984 U.S. Olympic team[750]
Allen Iverson1995–1996*ColProfessional basketball player for thePhiladelphia 76ers[751]
Jaren Jackson1989MSBProfessional basketball player for theSan Antonio Spurs[752]
Augie Lio1941ColProfessional football player for theDetroit Lions[753]
Al Matuza1941ColProfessional football player for theChicago Bears[754]
Kevin McMahon1994ColHammer thrower for the1996 U.S. Olympic team and2000 U.S. Olympic team[755]
Greg Monroe2008–2009*MSBProfessional basketball player for theDetroit Pistons andMilwaukee Bucks[756]
John Morelli1943ColProfessional football player for theBoston Yanks[757]
Alonzo Mourning1992ColProfessional basketball player for theMiami Heat[758]
Aimee Mullins1998SFSTrack and field athlete andChief of Mission for the2012 U.S. Olympic delegation; actress; fashion model and motivational speaker[citation needed]
Dikembe Mutombo1991SLLProfessional basketball player for theDenver Nuggets andHouston Rockets[759]
Eamonn O'Reilly1966ColFormer American record-holder in theBoston Marathon[760]
Victor Page1995–1997*ColNBA Development League basketball player for theSioux Falls Skyforce[761]
Angelo Paternoster1943ColProfessional football player for theWashington Redskins[762]
George Perpich1942ColProfessional football player for theWashington Redskins[763]
Don Reid1995ColProfessional basketball player for theDetroit Pistons andOrlando Magic[764]
Jim Ricca1951ColProfessional football player for theWashington Redskins[765]
Vincent SanfordBasketball player forHapoel Galil Elyon of theIsraeli Basketball Premier League
Ed Skoronski1931*ColProfessional football player for thePittsburgh Steelers[766][767]
James StrauchOlympic fencer, and national champion
Kyle Sweeney2003MSBProfessional lacrosse player in theNational Lacrosse League andMajor League Lacrosse; played for theU.S. Men's National Team in the2006 World Lacrosse Championship andTeam USA in theWorld Indoor Lacrosse Championship[768]
Mike Sweetney2001–2003*ColProfessional basketball player for theNew York Knicks andChicago Bulls[769]
Ingrid Wells2011ColProfessional soccer player for1. FFC Turbine Potsdam and theUnited States women's national under-23 soccer team; played in theNational Women's Soccer League[770]
Jahidi White1998ColProfessional basketball player for theWashington Wizards[771]
Jerome Williams1996ColProfessional basketball player for theNew York Knicks[772]
Reggie Williams1987ColProfessional basketball player for theLos Angeles Clippers; 1983Mr. Basketball USA[773]
David Wingate1986ColProfessional basketball player for thePhiladelphia 76ers[774]

Commissioners, owners, coaches, and managers

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NameClass yearSchool/
degree		NotabilityReference
Chris Antonetti1996MSBPresident of Baseball Operations of theCleveland Indians[775]
Bill Bidwill1960MSBOwner of theArizona Cardinals[776]
Walter Briggs Jr.1934ColOwner of theDetroit Tigers[777]
Erin Dickerson DavisCollege basketball coach[778]
Craig Esherick1978,
1982		MSB,
Law		Head coach of theGeorgetown Hoyas men's basketball team;scout for the1988 U.S. men's basketball team[779]
Martin Mayhew2000J.D.,
Law		American football player and executive[780]
Frank McCourt1975ColOwner and manager of theLos Angeles Dodgers andDodger Stadium; owner of theLos Angeles Marathon[781]
Jamie McCourt1975SLLCEO and co-owner of theLos Angeles Dodgers; highest-ranked woman inMajor League Baseball[782]
Mark Murphy1988LawPresident and CEO of theGreen Bay Packers; formersafety in the NFLPro Bowl; two-timeSuper Bowl Champion with theWashington Redskins[783]
Susan O'Malley2007LawPresident of theWashington Wizards; first female president of anNBA franchise[784]
Carmen Policy1966LawPresident and CEO of theSan Francisco 49ers; President and CEO of theCleveland Browns[785]
Jim Schwartz1989ColHead coach of theDetroit Lions[786]
Michael Slive1966LL.M.Commissioner of theSoutheastern Conference[787]
Paul Tagliabue1962ColCommissioner of theNational Football League, 1989–2006; Chairman of theBoard of Directors of Georgetown University, 2009–2015; member of theNational Italian American Sports Hall of Fame[788]
Jerry VainisiMSBGeneral manager of theChicago Bears; chairman and CEO of Forest Park National Bank & Trust Co.[789]
Michael Vespoli1968ColHead coach of the lightweight men of the1979 U.S. National team; assistant coach of the heavyweight men of the1980 U.S. Olympic team; rower for the champion1972 U.S. Olympic team and1974 World Rowing Championships team; founder and CEO ofVespoli USA[790]
Tom Walter1991ColHead coach of theWake Forest Demon Deacons baseball team[791]

Fictional

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NameNotabilityReference
Sterling ArcherTitle character in animated seriesArcher[792]
Prince Nasir Al-SubaaiPlayed byAlexander Siddig inSyriana[793]
Zoey BartletPresident's daughter played byElisabeth Moss inThe West Wing[794]
Nick HowlandPopular boy and love interest of the protagonist, and Senior Class Vice President inBooksmart[795]
Robert Clayton DeanMain character played byWill Smith inEnemy of the State[796]
Tracy FlickPlayed byReese Witherspoon inElection[797]
Alicia FlorrickLead character played byJulianna Margulies inThe Good Wife[798]
Will GardnerCharacter played byJosh Charles inThe Good Wife[798]
Benjamin Franklin GatesPlayed byNicolas Cage in theNational Treasure franchise[794]
Spencer HastingsPlayed byTroian Bellisario inPretty Little Liars[792]
J.J. and Honey HuanCharacters inDoonesbury[799]
Jason HudsonCharacter in the video gameCall of Duty: Black Ops[794]
Brenda Leigh JohnsonDeputy Los Angeles Police Chief from the television seriesThe Closer[800]
Matthew KidmanMain character played byEmile Hirsch inThe Girl Next Door[801]
Walter Larson and Haroon RajaMain and recurring characters inThe Brink[792]
Main charactersSt. Elmo's Fire[794]
Chuck McGillPlayed byMichael McKean in the television seriesBetter Call Saul[802]
Margaret "Maggie" O'DonnellPlayed byMichelle Trachtenberg in17 Again[803]
David PalmerPresident of the United States played byDennis Haysbert in24[794]
Olivia PopePlayed byKerry Washington in the television seriesScandal[792]
Melanie PorterPlayed byRaven-Symoné inCollege Road Trip[804]
Derek ReynoldsPlayed bySean Patrick Thomas inSave the Last Dance[805]
Emily RhodesFromDesignated Survivor, played byItalia Ricci
Jack Ryan(Grad 1980); deputy director of the Central Intelligence and President of the United States inTom Clancy novels[806]
Annie WalkerMain character inCovert Affairs[807]
Lawrence WalkerCharacter inInsecure played byJay Ellis[808]
Declan WalshProtagonist in the 1979 novelThe Vicar of Christ who served asChief Justice of the United States and laterPope[809]
Kyle Lee WatsonCharacter played byDuane Martin inAbove the Rim, who played for the Georgetown Hoyas basketball team under CoachJohn Thompson Jr.[810]
Charlie YoungPresident's personal aide played byDulé Hill inThe West Wing[798]

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