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Notable alumni and staff of Pomona College
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The Pomona class of 1894 gathered outdoors
The class of 1894, Pomona's first graduating class, had 11 members.[1]

Pomona College (/pəˈmoʊnə/ ⓘpə-MOH-nə[2]) is an elite[3]privateliberal arts college inClaremont, California, and the founding member of theClaremont Colleges consortium.[4] Many notable individuals have been affiliated with the college as graduates, non-graduating attendees, faculty, staff, or administrators.

Since its founding in 1887, Pomona has graduated132 classes of students. The college enrolls approximately 1,690 students as of the fall 2025 semester[5] and has roughly 25,000 living alumni.[6] The top industries for graduates include technology; education; consulting and professional services; finance; government, law, and politics; arts, entertainment, and media; healthcare and social services; nonprofits; and research.[7][8]

Pomona employs faculty members as of the fall 2025 semester. The college has had 10 presidents, the first four of whom wereCongregational ministers. The current president,G. Gabrielle Starr, took office in July 2017.[9]

Notable alumni

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Main category:Pomona College alumni

Arts and letters

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Visual art

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The Dividing the Light installation, consisting of an illuminated canopy with a cutout framing the sky above
Dividing the Light, a 2007skyspace on Pomona's campus byJames Turrell, class of 1965
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Milford Zornes1934California Scene Painting watercolor artist[10]
Roger Edward Kuntz1948Landscape painter[11]
Marcia Hafif1951Artist, known forminimalist andprocess art works[12]
Barbara T. Smith1953Performance artist[13]
Helen Pashgian1956Light and Space artist[14]
Joan Brigham1956American Artist, art historian, fellow of theCenter for Advanced Visual Studies, known for steam sculpture[15]
James Strombotne1956Painter[16]
Mowry Baden1958American Sculptor, known forkinaesthetic sculptures,Governor General's Award in Visual Art recipient,Guggenheim Fellowship recipient[17]
Michael Spafford1959American Artist, Professor Emeritus at the School of Art, Art History, and DesignUniversity of Washington[18]
Mary GrandPré1960s[a]Illustrator, best known for her work on the U.S. editions of theHarry Potter books[19]
James Turrell1965Light and Space artist, known forskyspaces andRoden Crater land art project[20][21]
Judy Fiskin1966Photographer and video artist[22]
Chris Burden1969Performance, sculpture, and installation artist[23][24][25]
Bret Price1972American sculptor, educator[citation needed]
Peter Shelton1973Sculptor[26]
Barry X Ball1977American Sculptor[27]
Weston Teruya1999Asian American visual artist and Arts administrator, artist-in-residence atRecology,Asian Cultural Council Individual Fellowship, artist-in-residence atde Young Museum,Artadia Awards recipient[citation needed]
Miko Lim2002Director and photographer[28]
Kameelah Janan Rasheed2006American writer, educator, and artist,Guggenheim Fellowship recipient,Creative Capital recipient[citation needed]
Kim Ye (multidisciplinary artist)2007Chinese American multidisciplinary artist[citation needed]
Gray Wielebinski2014American multidisciplinary artist[citation needed]

Film and television

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Joel McCrea, with his face partially in shadow
Joel McCrea, class of 1928, appeared in more than 100 films, including manyWesterns.[29]
Robert Taylor, looking off-camera with his hand near his chin
Robert Taylor, class of 1933, was one of the leading men of theHollywood Golden Age.[30]
Richard Chamberlain sitting on a film set
Richard Chamberlain, class of 1956, became a teen idol for his starring role inDr. Kildare.[31]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Joel McCrea1928Film actor (Sullivan's Travels,Foreign Correspondent)[32][33]
John Whitney1930s[a]Early computer animation filmmaker[34][35]
Robert Taylor1933Film actor (Quo Vadis,Ivanhoe)[36][37]
Art ClokeyAttended 1939–1943Stop-motionclay animator and creator ofGumby[38][39][40]
Amanda BlakeAttendedc. 1950[a]Actress (Gunsmoke)[41]
Richard Chamberlain1956Film and theatre actor (Dr. Kildare,Shōgun,The Thorn Birds), three-timeGolden Globe winner[42]
Robert Towne1956Academy Award–winning screenwriter (Chinatown; nominated forThe Last Detail andShampoo)[42]
Anthony Zerbe1958Emmy-winning character actor (Will Penny,The Omega Man,Licence to Kill)[43]
David S. Ward1967Film director (Major League) andAcademy Award–winning screenwriter (The Sting)[44]
Robert Blalack1970Visual effects artist (wonAcademy Award forStar Wars and anEmmy forThe Day After)[45][46]
Scott Paulin1971Actor (The Right Stuff), husband of actressWendy Phillips[47]
Lynda Obst1972Film and television producer[48]
George C. Wolfe1976Two-timeTony Award–winning play director, playwright and film director (Nights in Rodanthe)[49]
Allison Jones1977Emmy Award–winning casting director[50][51]
Rosalind Chao1978Actress (The Joy Luck Club,Star Trek: The Next Generation)[52]
Ted Field1979Media mogul and film producer[53]
Paul Guay1979Screenwriter (Liar Liar,Heartbreakers,The Little Rascals)[54][55]
Joe Menosky1979Television writer (Star Trek franchise)[56]
Melissa Jo Peltier1983Television writer and producer (Dog Whisperer with Cesar Millan)[57]
Jim Taylor1984Academy Award–winning screenwriter (Sideways); frequent writing partner ofAlexander Payne[58]
Viveca Paulin1991Actor, wife of comedianWill Ferrell[59]
Kelly Perine1991Television actor[60]
John Stephens (TV producer)1996American Television Producer, Director, and Screenwriter, Author ofEmerald Atlas andThe Books of Beginning children's novel series[61]
Jennifer Phang1996American Filmmaker[62]
Alison Rosen1997Podcaster, writer, and television personality[63]
Aditya Sood1997Film producer (The Martian,Deadpool,Deadpool 2)[64][65][66]
Sylvain White1998Film director (Stomp the Yard)[67]
Nava Mau2014Emmy-nominated actress (Baby Reindeer)[68][69]

Music

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Kris Kristofferson giving a thumbs up
Actor and musicianKris Kristofferson, class of 1958
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
John CageAttended 1928–1930Avant-garde composer, musician, and poet[70][71][72]
Vladimir Ussachevsky1935Composer of electronic music[73]
Robert Shaw1938Fourteen-timeGrammy-winning conductor[74]
Chris StrachwitzTransferred 1952Grammy-winningrecord label executive andproducer[75]
Tinius Nagell-Erichsen1955Norwegian Publisher and Chairman of Schibsted[76]
Kris Kristofferson1958Writer, singer-songwriter, actor, and musician[43][77]
Douglas Leedy1959Composer and music scholar[78]
Frank ZappaAuditor,c. 1959Prolific musician, member of theRock and Roll Hall of Fame[79]
Lucy Shelton1965Soprano[80]
David Noon1968Composer[81]
David Murray1977Jazz musician[82]
Frank Albinder1980Conductor, former director ofChanticleer[83]
Eric Friedl1988Musician,The Oblivians; owner ofGoner Records[84]
Christine FanAttended 1990s[a]American-born Taiwanese singer and actress[85]
Chris Cain1999Musician,We Are Scientists[86]
Keith Murray2000Musician,We Are Scientists[86]
Tunji Balogun2004Record label executive, CEO ofDef Jam Recordings and co-founder ofKeep Cool Records[87]

Journalism and non-fiction writing

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Bill Keller
Bill Keller, class of 1970, won aPulitzer for his reporting from the Soviet Union in thefinal years of the Cold War and served as executive editor ofThe New York Times from 2003 to 2011.[88]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Relman Morin1929Two-timePulitzer Prize–winning journalist for theAssociated Press[89][43][90]
Mark Gayn1933Foreign affairs correspondent for theToronto Star[91][92]
Paul Fussell1947Cultural and literary historian, known for criticism of the romanticization of war[93][49]
H. Arnold Barton1953Historian of Scandinavian history[94][95]
Terry Drinkwater1958CBS News correspondent[96]
Doug McConnell1967Television journalist[97][98]
Bill Keller1970Executive editor ofThe New York Times and winner of the 1989Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting[99][88][100]
Verlyn Klinkenborg1974Author, editor, and academic, known for his writings onrural America[101][102]
Joe Palca1974NPR science correspondent[103]
Mary Schmich1975Columnist for theChicago Tribune and winner of the 2012Pulitzer Prize for Commentary[104][105][106]
Lynn Walford1979Automotive technology writer[107]
Richard Pérez‑Peña1984Reporter forThe New York Times[108]
Zafar Sobhan1992Bangladeshi journalist and editor of theDhaka Tribune[109]
Judd Legum2000Journalist, lawyer, and political staffer; founder ofThinkProgress[110][111]
Ashlee Vance2000Technology and business journalist, author[112]
Conor Friedersdorf2002Staff writer forThe Atlantic, known forcivil libertarian perspectives[113]
Joel Fagliano2014Mini Crossword Creator and Editor forThe New York Times[114]

Writing

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NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Richard Armour1927Author, humorist, professor[115]
Mary Custis Vezey1927American Poet and Translator[116]
Betty Fussell1949Writer, Critic, Educator[117]
Ifeanyi Menkiti1964Nigerian Poet, Professor of philosophy atWellesley College, owner of theGrolier Poetry Book Shop[citation needed]
Robert Daseler1967American playwright and Poet, recipient of theRichard Wilbur Award[citation needed]
Ved Mehta1956Indian writer[118]
William Irwin Thompson1962Poet, cultural historian, cultural critic[119][120]
Ray Young BearAttended 1969–1972Poet and novelist, known for work on contemporary Native American identity[121]
Garrett Hongo1973Japanese-American poet[122]
Louis Menand1973Writer,The Metaphysical Club (which won the 2002Pulitzer Prize for History)[123][124]
Brenda Hillman1973American Poet,National Endowment for the Arts fellow,Guggenheim Fellow,Pushcart Prize Winner, andLos Angeles Times Book Prize Winner[125]
Richard Preston1976Writer forThe New Yorker and bestselling author ofThe Hot Zone[49]
Douglas Preston1978Writer forThe New Yorker andSmithsonian, bestselling thriller author[126]
Vikram Chandra1984Indian-American writer[58][127]
Aaron Becker1996Children's book writer and illustrator,Caldecott Honor recipient[128][129]
Ann Fisher-Wirth1968American Poet, President of theAssociation for the Study of Literature and Environment, Professor of English at theUniversity of Mississippi[130]
Rebecca Curtis1996American Writer, lecturer in creative writing atColumbia University,Rona Jaffe Foundation Writers' Award recipient[131]
Michelle Moran2002Historical Fiction Novelist[132]
Mac Barnett2004National Ambassador for Young People's Literature,Caldecott Honor recipient[133]
Jonathan Singer (journalist)2006Progressive Blogger[134]
Bennett Sims (author)2008American fiction Writer,Truman Capote Literary Trust fellow, Associate Professor at theUniversity of Iowa[135]
Liz Fosslien2009Author, illustrator, and expert in workplace culture and emotions[136]
Julius Taranto2012Writer and lawyer[137]
Tom Lin2018Carnegie Medal–winning author[138]

Other

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Marianne Williamson
Self-help authorMarianne Williamson, attended 1970 to 1972[48]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Fong Foo SecPreparatory school,[b] transferred 1901Chinese educator and publicist, Pomona's first Asian student, English department editor ofThe Commercial Press[139][140]
Essae Martha Culver1905Firststate librarian of Louisiana and president of theAmerican Library Association[141]
Clara Breed1927Librarian who opposedJapanese internment during World War II and supported children sent to camps[142][143]
Edwin B. Crittenden1938Alaskan architect[144]
David OssmanTransferred in 1956Writer and comedian best known as a member of theFiresign Theatre[145][42]
Twyla TharpTransferred in 1960Emmy andTony award-winning dancer and choreographer[146][147]
Marianne WilliamsonAttended 1970–1972Author, spiritual leader, activist, and2020 presidential candidate[148][48]
Don Daglow1974Video game designer and producer[149]
Eddie Dombrower1980Video game designer and producer[149]
Alex Linder1988Owner and operator of theVanguard News Network, an antisemitic, white supremacist website[150]

Government and law

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U.S. Senators and Congresspeople

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Brian Schatz
U.S. SenatorBrian Schatz (D‑HI), class of 1994
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Alan CranstonTransferred 1933Democratic U.S. Senator for California (1969–1993)[151][152][153]
Frank EvansAttended 1941–1943Democratic U.S. Representative forColorado's 3rd district (1965–1979)[154][155]
Chip Pashayan1963Republican U.S. Representative forCalifornia's 17th district (1979–1991)[154][156]
Brian Schatz1994Democratic U.S. Senator for Hawaii (2012–present)[157][158][154][159]

Federal officials

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NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Leslie A. Wheeler1921U.S. government official and diplomat who helped liberalize international agricultural trade[160][161]
William B. Bader1953United States Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs[162]
Esther Brimmer1983U.S. foreign policy expert andAssistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs[163]
Eric Kneedler1995Diplomat,United States Ambassador to Rwanda,Deputy Chief of Mission to Kenya[164]
David Holmes1997Diplomat and counselor for political affairs at theU.S Embassy in Ukraine[165]

State and city officials

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NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Silsby SpaldingPreparatory school,[b]c. 1904First mayor ofBeverly Hills, California[167][168]
Mark Wyland1968RepublicanCalifornia Senator[169]
Ellen Bard1971Republican member of thePennsylvania House of Representatives[170]
Tick Segerblom1971DemocraticNevada Senator[171][172]
Cristina Garcia1999DemocraticCalifornia Assemblyperson[173]

Judges

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NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
James Marshall Carter1924Judge,United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[174][175]
Harry L. HuppAttended 1947–1950Judge,United States District Court for the Central District of California, known for reforming treatment ofalcoholism[176][177][178]
Stephen Reinhardt1951Judge,United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[179]
Cruz Reynoso1953First Latino on theCalifornia Supreme Court, advocate for civil rights of farm workers; awarded thePresidential Medal of Freedom in 2000[180]
George H. Wu1969Judge,United States District Court for the Central District of California[181]
Christina A. Snyder1972Judge,United States District Court for the Central District of California[182]
Richard G. Taranto1977Judge,United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit[183][184]
Kimberly J. Mueller1981Judge,United States District Court for the Eastern District of California[185]
Michelle Williams Court1988Judge,United States District Court for the Central District of California[186]
Halim Dhanidina1994Judge,California Court of Appeal for the Second District; first Muslim judge in the state of California[187]
Eumi K. Lee1994Judge,United States District Court for the Northern District of California; first Korean-American judge appointed to Alameda County Superior Court[188]

Diplomats

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NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Hugh S. GibsonAttendedc. 1900U.S. interwar diplomat, ambassador, proponent of the professionalization of theForeign Service[189][190]
Julian Nava1951First Mexican-American to become the U.S. Ambassador to Mexico[191]
Kenneth L. Brown1959U.S. ambassador to Ghana, Côte d'Ivoire, and Congo-Brazzaville[192]
Esther Brimmer1983U.S.Assistant Secretary of State, foreign policy expert[193]

Activists

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Myrlie Evers-Williams giving a speech
Civil rights activistMyrlie Evers-Williams, class of 1968
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Virginia Prince1935Transgender rights activist and founder ofTransvestia magazine[194][195][196]
Sharon Camp1965Activist, Policy Expert and founder of theGuttmacher Institute, brought Plan B to market[197]
Myrlie Evers‑Williams1968Activist, first full-time chairperson of theNAACP[198][199]
John Payton1973Civil rights attorney and president ofNAACP Legal Defense Fund (co-founded Black Student Union at Pomona)[200][201]
Susan Morton Blaustein1975Founder and Director of WomenStrong International, lecturer atColumbia University,Guggenheim Fellowship recipient[202]
Martina Vandenberg1990Activist,Rhodes Scholar,Truman Scholar, founder and president of theHuman Trafficking Legal Center[203]
Kafi D. Blumenfield1993Nonprofit executive, activist, and civic leader[204][205]
Debra Cleaver1999Activist, Non Profit Executive and founder ofVote.org[206]

Military

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James Howard sitting in the cockpit of his P-51 Mustang fighter plane
James Howard, class of 1937, was the only fighter pilot in theEuropean Theater to receive theMedal of Honor in World War II.[207]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
James H. Howard1937Brigadier general, member of theFlying Tigers during World War II andMedal of Honor recipient[208][209][207]
Verne Orr1937U.S. Secretary of the Air Force, 1981–1985[210]

Business

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Roy E. Disney sitting in a suit and grinning
SeniorDisney executiveRoy E. Disney, class of 1951
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Russell K. Pitzer1900Citrus farmer, founder ofPitzer College[211][212]
Frank R. Seaver1905Lawyer, naval officer, oil drilling executive, and philanthropist; first president of theAssociated Students of Pomona College[213][214]
Donald McKenna1929Businessperson and philanthropist, known for donations toClaremont McKenna College[215]
R. Stanton Avery1932Inventor of modernstickers, founder ofAvery Adhesives[216]
Elmer P. Wheaton1933Aerospace andmarine engineer and executive at theDouglas Aircraft Company and theLockheed Missiles and Space Company[217]
Charles Scripps1943Chair of the board of theE. W. Scripps Company[218][219]
Richard C. Seaver1946Oil drilling executive and philanthropist[220][221]
Roy E. Disney1951Executive atThe Walt Disney Company; nephew ofWalt Disney[89][222]
Frank Wells1952President ofThe Walt Disney Company and mountaineer[223][180]
Burton SmithTransferred 1959Computer architect, co-founder ofCray, and Microsoft Fellow[224][225]
Kent Brownridge1962General manager ofRolling Stone and CEO ofDennis Publishing andAlpha Media[226][227][228]
Linda G. Alvarado1973CEO of Alvarado Construction; co-owner of theColorado Rockies[229]
Cathy Corison1975Winemaker[230]
Hashim Djojohadikusumo1976Indonesian entrepreneur and brother of former Indonesian presidential candidatePrabowo Subianto[231]
Lynn Forester de Rothschild1976CEO of E.L. Rothschild[232][233]
Kiki Ramos Gindler1983American philanthropist, president and board of directors of theCenter Theatre Group[234]
Adam Bronfman1985American philanthropist, president of the Samuel Bronfman Foundation[235]
Libby Armintrout1986Philanthropist and sister ofBill Gates[236]
Bernard C. Chan1988Convenor of the Hong Kong Executive Council and President of Asia Financial Holdings[237]
Adam Zbar1991Venture Capitalist, CEO and Founder of Hamsa[238]
Osman Kibar1992Billionaire founder of biotech firmSamumed[239][240]
Laszlo Bock1993Former Senior Vice President, People Operations,Google, and co-founder and CEO of Humu[241][242][243]
Adam Bowen1998Billionaire co-founder and Chief Technology Officer ofJuul[244][245][246]
Jane Chen2000Taiwanese American Co-founder and CEO of Embrace Global[247]
Nick Friedman2005President and co-founder ofCollege Hunks Hauling Junk[248][249]
Maya Horgan Famodu2012Founder of Ingressive and named inForbes Africa's "30 Under 30" list in 2018[250]

Science

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Jennifer Doudna
Jennifer Doudna, class of 1985, won the 2020Nobel Prize in Chemistry for her work onCRISPR-based gene engineering, one of the most significant discoveries in the history of biology.[251][252]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Edmund JaegerAttended 1900sDesert ecologist[253]
Wilson PopenoeAttended 1910–1911Agricultural explorer, influential in bringing the avocado to North America[254][255]
Hugo Benioff1921Seismologist, known for work charting deep ocean earthquakes[256]
M. Stanley Livingston1926Physicist, co-inventor of thecyclotron[257]
Norris Bradbury1929Physicist, director of theLos Alamos National Laboratory from 1945 to 1970[258]
Roger Revelle1929Oceanographer, one of the first scientists to studyglobal warming, and primary founder of theUniversity of California, San Diego[259][260][261]
Xiao Guangyan1942Chinesepetrochemist who researchedcatalysts used inpetroleum processing[262]
Robert Gomer1944Physical chemist, known for work insurface science andnuclear non-proliferation advocacy[263]
Jean Mill1948Conservationist and creator of theBengal cat breed[264][265]
M. Frederick Hawthorne1949Inorganic chemist, known for work onclusters ofboron hydrides;National Medal of Science recipient[266][267]
Edward A. Knapp1954Physicist, director of theNational Science Foundation[268]
Ann Hardy1955Computer scientist, known for pioneering work ontime-sharing[269]
Ed Krupp1961Archeoastronomer, science educator, and director of theGriffith Observatory[270][271]
Thomas D. Pollard1964Cell biologist andbiophysicist[103][272]
Sarah Elgin1967Biochemist, geneticist, and science educator[103]
J. Andrew McCammon1969Physical chemist[103]
Steven Clarke1970Biochemist[273]
Moses Chao1972Biochemist, known for work onnerve growth factor[274]
Sharon K. Inouye1977Geriatrician, known for work ondelirium[275]
Keith Horne (astronomer)1977Fellowship of the Royal Society of Edinburgh, American Astronomer, Emeritus Professor of Physics and Astronomy at theUniversity of St Andrews, known for discovery ofQatar-1b, recipient of theHerschel Medal[276]
Anna María Nápoles1980Behavioralepidemiologist and science administrator[277]
Emil Kakkis1982Medical geneticist; founder and CEO of Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical Inc.[278][279]
Jennifer Doudna1985Biochemist, known for pioneering work inCRISPR gene editing; won the 2020Nobel Prize in Chemistry[251][280][252][281]
Thomas McDade1991Biological anthropologist[282]
Amalie Frischknecht1992Polymer physicist[283]
Katherine Pollard1995Director of theGladstone Institute, Professor of Epidemiology and Biostatisics at theUniversity of California, San Francisco,Chan Zuckerberg Biohub investigator, fellow of theCalifornia Academy of Sciences, fellow of theInternational Society for Computational Biology, fellow of theAmerican Institute of Medical and Biological Engineering, fellow of theAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science[284]
Amie Boal2002American Chemist, Nicholas and Gelsa Pelick Family Chair in Science atPennsylvania State University[285]

Religion

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Painting of Seraphim Rose sitting at a desk in a cabin with an open book
Russian OrthodoxhieromonkSeraphim Rose, class of 1956 (oil portrait byAndrey Mironov)
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Charles E. Fuller1910Clergyman and radio evangelist who founded theFuller Theological Seminary[286]
Gladwyn M. Childs1919Minister, missionary, and anthropologist[287]
Seraphim (Eugene) Rose1956Russian Orthodoxhieromonk[288]
Nancy Raabe1977Lutheran pastor and composer[289]
Megan Traquair1985Eighth bishop of theEpiscopal Diocese of Northern California[290][291]

Academia

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College presidents

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David Prescott Barrows
AnthropologistDavid P. Barrows, class of 1894, conducted extensiveethnographic research onNative Americans.[292]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
David Prescott Barrows1894Ninth president of theUniversity of California, anthropologist,major general in theCalifornia National Guard, and first editor ofThe Student Life[293][294][292]
David Outcalt1956Chancellor,University of Wisconsin–Green Bay andUniversity of Alaska Anchorage[295][296]
John V. Lombardi1963Fifth president of theLouisiana State University System[297]
R. Stanton Hales196410th president of theCollege of Wooster and two-time U.S. badminton men's singles champion[298][25]
Eileen Wilson‑Oyelaran196917th president ofKalamazoo College[299]
Thomas E. Crow1969Rosalie Solow Professor of Modern Art at theNew York University Institute of Fine Arts[citation needed]
Anne M. Houtman198320th president ofEarlham College[300][301][302]
Thomas J. Minar198516th president ofFranklin College in Indiana[303]
Erika H. James1991Dean of theWharton School of Business at theUniversity of Pennsylvania[241][304]

Professors and academics

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Model of a Chinese dwelling with clay models of two men sitting at a table in conversation
A statue depicting Chinese sociologistChen Hansheng, class of 1920, conducting a field interview with a peasant farmer inBaoding
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Carl Irving Wheat1915Lawyer, historian, and cartographer of the American West[305]
Chen Hansheng1920Chinese sociologist considered a father of Chinese modern social science[306]
Robert Lawson Vaught1945American Mathematician, founder ofmodel theory[307]
David Keirsey1947Psychologist who developed theKeirsey Temperament Sorter personality questionnaire[308]
Ellis Batten Page1947Professor and scientist, widely acknowledged as the father ofautomated essay scoring[309]
John K. Roth1962Holocaust studies scholar,Claremont McKenna College[310]
Lawrence G. Sager1963Alice Jane Drysdale Sheffield Regents Chair and Former Dean,University of Texas School of Law[311]
Mary Lindenstein Walshok1964American educational sociologist, associate vice chancellor for Extended Studies and Public Programs and professor of sociology atUniversity of California, San Diego[312]
Charles E. Phelps (professor)1965economist, University Professor and Provost Emeritus at theUniversity of Rochester[313]
Adela Collins1967New Testament scholar, Buckingham Professor Emeritus of New Testament Criticism and Interpretation atYale Divinity School[314]
Laurel Beckett1968American biostatistician in Alzheimer's disease, Professor Emerita atUniversity of California, Davis[315]
James Miller (academic)1969Professor of Liberal Studies and Politics, and Faculty Director of Creative Publishing & Critical Journalism atThe New School,Guggenheim Fellow, editor forDaedalus, andNEH fellow[316]
Roger Maddux1969Mathematics and Computer Science professor,Iowa State University[317]
Michael Starbird1970Mathematics professor,University of Texas at Austin[318]
Ingrid D. Rowland1974Historian of European architecture at theUniversity of Notre Dame[103][319]
Robyn R. Warhol1977Chair of the Department of English atOhio State University and literary critic who helped develop feminist narrative theory[320]
Alison Brysk1981International Human Rights Scholar atUniversity of California, Santa Barbara, fellow for theWoodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars[321]
Marla Stone1982Historian of Fascism atOccidental College, Andrew W. Mellon Humanities Professor at theAmerican Academy in Rome[322]
Matthew K. Franklin1983Cryptographer and professor of computer science at theUniversity of California, Davis[323]
Joanne B. Freeman1984Historian of early American history atYale University[324][325]
Caroline Winterer1988Historian of pre-20th-century American history atStanford University[326]
Vijay Prashad1989History professor atTrinity College in Connecticut[327]
Tamily Weissman‑Unni1992Neurobiology professor atLewis & Clark College[328]
Catherine Sugar1992American biostatistician atUniversity of California, Los Angeles, fellow of theAmerican Statistical Association[329]
Amy Lyford1993Art Historian atOccidental College[330]
Daniel Ziblatt1995Director of the Minda de Gunzburg Center for European Studies and Eaton Professor of the Science of Government atHarvard University[331]
Cynthia Wyels1996Mathematician, co-director of theAlliance for Minority Participation[332]
Omayra Ortega2001Mathematician, President of theNational Association of Mathematicians[333]
Hilary Parker2008American Biostatistician, senior data analyst atStitch Fix, co-host ofNot So Standard Deviations, Data Scientist for the 2020Biden Campaign[334]

Athletics

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Greg Popovich with his arms crossed and a stern expression
NBA Championship head coach of theSan Antonio SpursGregg Popovich coached the Pomona men's basketball team from 1979 to 1987.[335][336]
NameClass yearNotabilityRef.
Harry Kingman1913Pitcher for theNew York Yankees[337]
Charles Daggs1923Olympic track and field athlete[338]
Robert Maxwell1925Olympic hurdler and two-time national champion[339]
Earl J. Merritt1925Head football coach of theSagehens from 1935 to 1958[340][73]
David G. Freeman1942Seven-time U.S. nationalbadminton champion[341][342]
Betty Hicks1947Golfer, 1941Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year[343]
Darlene Hard1961Grand Slam–winning tennis player[147]
Marilyn Ramenofsky1969Olympic silver medalist swimmer, and former women's400-meter freestyle world record holder[21]
Penny Lee Dean1977Long-distance swimmer and world record-holder for the fastest swim across theEnglish Channel in 1978; later coached the Pomona women's swimming and diving team for more than 25 years[183][49][51]
Mike Budenholzer1992Head coach of theAtlanta Hawks,Milwaukee Bucks, andPhoenix Suns[344][345]
Will Leer2007Professionaltrack and field athlete specializing in the1500 meters[346]
Andrew Palmer (racing driver)2014American Racing Driver[347]
Daniel Rosenbaum2019Professionalbasketball player in theIsraeli National League[348]

Notable faculty

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Main category:Pomona College faculty
Frank Brackett
AstronomerFrank Brackett, Pomona professor 1888–1933
David Foster Wallace speaking at a podium
AuthorDavid Foster Wallace, Pomona professor 2002–2008
Jonathan Lethem sitting on steps in Brooklyn in a turtleneck
NovelistJonathan Lethem, Pomona professor 2011–present
Claudia Rankine wearing a fuchsia scarf
PoetClaudia Rankine, Pomona professor 2006–2015
NameActive tenureNotabilityRef.
Edwin C. Norton1888–1926Firstdean of Pomona[349]
Frank Brackett1888–1933Mathematics and astronomy professor[350][351][352]
Phebe Estelle Spalding1889–1927English professor, author, first female Pomona faculty member[353][293]
Albert John Cook1894–1911Entomologist[354]
Alice Mary Dowd1904–1905Educator, author[355]
Hannah Tempest Jenkins1905–1926Painter, helped establish Pomona's art department and founded the Rembrandt Club[356]
Fannie Charles Dillon†1910–1913Composer[357]
Alfred Woodford†1915–1955Founder of Pomona's geology department[358][359][360]
Philip A. Munz1917–1944Botanist who began the Pomona College Herbarium and was director of theRancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden[361]
Ralph Lyman1917–1948Longtime head of Pomona's music department[362][363]
Jerry Voorhis1930–1935Democratic U.S. Representative forCalifornia's 12th district (1937–1947)[364]
John H. Kemble1936–1977Maritime historian[365]
Henry Cord Meyer1945 c. 1945–1964Historian of central Europe[366]
W. Conway Pierce1945–1953Chemist[367]
Corwin Hansch1946–1988Chemist[368]
Jean Walton1949–1979Dean of women who reformed Pomona's residential life and co-founded itswomen's studies program[369]
James Grant1950–1959Painter, sculptor[370]
Karl Kohn1950–1994Composer[371][372][373]
Frederick Sontag1952–2009Philosopher and theologian[118]
Leonard Pronko1957–2014Leading Western expert on Japanese dance-dramakabuki, awarded theOrder of the Sacred Treasure in 1986[374][375]
Lewis Baltz1960 c. 1960sPhotographer[376]
Michael Armacost1960sDiplomat, ambassador to Japan and the Philippines, and president of theBrookings Institution[377]
Stanley Crouch1969 c. 1969–c. 1975Cultural critic known for coverage ofjazz, novelist, and English professor[378][379]
Gerald M. Ackerman1971–1989Art history professor[380]
George Gorse1980–presentArt history professor[381]
Steven Koblik1972–1992President ofReed College, President of theHuntington Library[382]
Martha Andresen Wilder1972–2006Scholar ofRenaissance literature[383][384]
Bobby Bradford1974–2021Jazz musician[385][386]
Robert Mezey1976–2000Poet and translator[387][388]
Frank Gibney1979 c. 1979–c. 2006Journalist known for humane postwar portraits of Japan and founder of the Pacific Basin Institute; awarded theOrder of the Rising Sun in 1976[389][390]
Gregg Popovich1979–1988Head basketball coach of theNBA'sSan Antonio Spurs[335][336]
Karl Benjamin1979–1994Abstract painter[391]
Everett L. Bull†1981–2020 c. 2020Computer scientist[392]
Thomas Leabhart1982–presentCorporeal mime[393][394]
Samuel H. Yamashita1983–presentHistorian and Asian studies scholar[395]
Kenneth B. Wolf1985–presentScholar ofmedieval studies[396][397]
Eleanor P. Brown†1986–presentEconomist, co-editor for theReview of Economics of the Household[398]
Susana Chavez‑Silverman1989–presentCreative nonfiction writer on Latin American culture[399]
Shahriar Shahriari1989–presentMathematician[400]
Larissa Rudova1991–presentYale B. and Lucille D. Griffith Professor of Modern Languages[401]
Katherine Hagedorn1993–2013Ethnomusicologist andSantería priestess[402][403]
Ami Radunskaya1994–presentMathematician, president of theAssociation for Women in Mathematics[404]
Cecilia Conrad1995–2012Economist, managing director of theMacArthur Fellows Program[405][406][407]
Peter Thielke2001–presentAmerican Historian of Modern Philosophy[408]
David Foster Wallace2002–2008Essayist and novelist, author ofInfinite Jest[409][410]
Jo Hardin†2002–presentStatistician and Fellow of theAmerican Statistical Association[411]
Robert R. Gaines2003–presentGeologist, acting president, dean of the college[412]
Oona Eisenstadt2004–PresentCanadian-American, religious studies Scholar, Fred Krinsky Professor of Jewish Studies and Professor of Religious Studies[413]
Kim Bruce†2005–2021Computer scientist[414]
Erin M. Runions2005–PresentCanadian-American, religious studies Scholar, Nancy J. Lyon Professor of Biblical History and Literature[415]
Claudia Rankine2006–2015Poet[416][417]
Susan McWilliams Barndt2006Political Theorist, co-editor ofAmerican Political Thought[418]
Sandeep Mukherjee2006-2021Indian-American Artist[419]
Meredith Landman2010 c. 2010–2018Linguist[420]
Jonathan Lethem2011–presentNovelist, author ofFortress of Solitude[421][410][422]
Amanda Hollis-Brusky2011–presentConstitutional Law Scholar, editor forThe Monkey Cage[423]
Cameron Munter2013–2015Diplomat, ambassador to Serbia and Pakistan[424][425]
Edray Goins2018–presentMathematician, President of theNational Association of Mathematicians, Preserver of theMathematicians of the African Diaspora[426]
Lise Abrams2018–presentCognitive psychologist[427]
† Also an alumnus of the college

Presidents of Pomona College

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From 1888 to 1890, trusteeCharles B. Sumner was the college's "financial agent with supervisory authority", and assumed many of the duties of a president.[351][428][429] The subsequent presidents are:

#ImageNameTerm startTerm endAcademic expertiseRef.
1Cyrus G. Baldwin18901897Congregational minister[430][431]
2Franklin La Du Ferguson18971901Congregational minister[430][432]
3George A. Gates19021909Congregational minister[430][433]
4James A. BlaisdellJuly 1, 1910June 30, 1927Congregational minister[430][434]
5Charles K. EdmundsJuly 1, 1928June 30, 1941Physics[430][32][435]
6E. Wilson LyonJuly 1, 1941June 30, 1969History[430][436][437]
7David AlexanderJuly 1, 1969June 30, 1991Theology[430][25][438]
8Peter W. StanleyJuly 1, 1991June 30, 2003History[430][439][440]
9David W. OxtobyJuly 1, 2003June 30, 2017Chemistry[441][442]
10G. Gabrielle StarrJuly 1, 2017presentLiterature, Neuroscience[443][444]
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Presidents of Pomona College (1887–present)

See also

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Notes

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  1. ^abcdThe specific year is not known.
  2. ^abPomona operated apreparatory department, which taught pre-college level courses, from its founding until 1911.[166]

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