List of Loyola University Maryland people

Here follows a list of notable alumni, faculty, administrators, or people affiliated with Loyola University Maryland.

Legend

Selected Loyola Alumni

Herbert O'Conor, 51st Governor of Maryland

Michael D. Griffin, official photo portrait as NASA administrator

Zach Thornton, Chivas USA goalkeeper

Academic

• Dr. Andrée Rose Catalfamo Fee, Associate Professor of Developmental English and Reading at Chesapeake College[1]
• Aloysius C. Galvin, S.J., former Loyola College dean, 17th president of the University of Scranton
• Dr. William L. Heiser, 2nd president of Cristo Rey Jesuit High School (Baltimore)[2]

Business

• Stephen F. Angel, CEO of Praxair[3]
• Edward A. Crooke, COO of Baltimore Gas and Electric, 1992–99
• Steven A. Coles, President C3.ai
• Craig Ey, Editor-in-Chief of Philadelphia Business Journal[4]
• Joseph Galli, Jr., CEO of Newell Rubbermaid, 2001–05
• Edward Hanway, CEO of Cigna[5]
• Mark Iskander, former Investor Relations Manager at Giant Food of Maryland and Vice President, Treasurer at The Sports Authority
• Charles John Koch, CEO of Charter One Financial, 1988-2004
• Gregory S. Ledford, Managing Director, Carlyle Group
• Harry Markopolos (1981), former chief investment officer of Rampart Investment Management Co. and early whistleblower of Bernard Madoff[6]
• Erik Nachbahr, CEO and founder of Helion Automotive Technologies[7]
• Marc D. Oken, CFO of Bank of America, 2004–05
• John K. Welch, CEO of USEC
• Timothy Danaher, CFO of JUUL Labs

Judges

• H. Gary Bass (1964), Associate Judge, Baltimore City, District 1, District Court of Maryland[8]
• Louis A. Becker III, Associate Judge, Howard County, District 10, District Court of Maryland[9]
• Marielsa A. Bernard, (1977), first judge of Hispanic descent in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania[10]
• Thomas J. Bollinger, Sr., (1963), Associate Judge, Baltimore County Circuit Court, 3rd Judicial Circuit
• Alfred L. Brennan, Sr., (1950), Associate Judge, Baltimore County Circuit Court, 3rd Judicial Circuit
• John Carroll Byrnes, (1961), Associate Judge, Baltimore City Circuit Court, 8th Judicial Circuit
• J. Norris Byrnes, (1962), Associate Judge, Baltimore County Circuit Court, 3rd Judicial Circuit
• John O. Hennegan, (1969), Associate Judge, Baltimore County Circuit Court, 3rd Judicial Circuit
• Robert F. Sweeney, Chief Judge, District Court of Maryland
• Robert A. Zarnoch, Judge of the Maryland Court of Special Appeals

Politicians

• R. Karl Aumann (1982), former Maryland Secretary of State
• Robert C. Baldwin, former Maryland Delegate
• Francis B. Burch (1941), former Attorney General of Maryland
• Andrew J. Burns Jr (1950), former Maryland delegate
• Jill P. Carter, member, Maryland House of Delegates
• Edward L. Cochran (1949), Howard County Executive, 1974-1978
• Jean B. Cryor (1979), former Maryland Delegate
• Terry R. Gilleland, Jr., former member of Maryland House of Delegates
• C. Stuart Knudsen (1949), former member of Maryland House of Delegates
• Hugh Meade (1929), U.S. Congressman for Maryland 2nd District, 1947-1949
• Barbara Mikulski (Mount Saint Agnes College, 1958), United States Senator from Maryland, 1987–present
• John S. Morgan (1984), former member of Maryland House of Delegates, 1991-1999
• Herbert O'Conor (1917), Governor of Maryland from 1939–1947, United States Senator from 1947–1953[11]
• Michael Peroutka, former Constitution Party candidate for President
• Dennis F. Rasmussen (1970), Baltimore County Executive, 1986-1990
• Bryan Simonaire (2005), Maryland State Senator

Science

• Edwin A. Fleishman, notable scientist and author
• Michael D. Griffin, administrator of NASA
• Bradley M. Kuhn, former Executive Director of the Free Software Foundation, Phi Beta Kappa Society 1995
• Elena Plante, speech-language pathologist and Head of the Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences at the University of Arizona[12]

Arts and Literature

• Charles J. Acquisto, author, Wisdom to Grow On, Tap Room Tales
• Susanne Althoff, Boston Globe magazine editor[13]
• Mark Bowden, B.A. 1973, journalist and author (Black Hawk Down)
• Ed Burns, producer, screenwriter, and novelist. Co-creator with writing partner David Simon of The Corner and The Wire (HBO). Burns is a former Baltimore police detective for the Homicide and Narcotics divisions, and a public school teacher.
• Tom Clancy, B.A. 1969, author
• George Herman, B.A. 1950, playwright (A Company of Wayward Saints)
• Tom Kuegler, author of business and Internet marketing
• Deborah Rudacille, writer
• Steven B. Smith, poet
• Joe Wenderoth, poet

Sports

• Michael Burke, former soccer player
• Paul Cantabene (1993), former professional lacrosse player; head coach of Stevenson University's men's lacrosse team[14]
• Frank Cashen (1945), General Manager of the Baltimore Orioles and New York Mets, won 1986 World Series[15]
• Harry Child, former Major League Baseball pitcher with the Washington Senators
• Diane Geppi-Aikens (1984), women's college lacrosse coach[16]
• Katie Hoff, swimmer who holds the world record for the Women's 400m individual medley; former student and volunteer assistant swimming coach[17]
• Milos Kocic (2008), goalkeeper for D.C. United and Toronto FC[18]
• Christof Lindenmayer (1999), retired professional soccer player for the Columbus Crew; assistant men's soccer coach at the university[19]
• Mike Malone, Sacramento Kings head coach[20]
• Jim McKay (1943), sports broadcaster, winner of 13 Emmy Awards[21]
• Doug Miller, former professional soccer player; current youth soccer coach
• Mike Morrison, drafted by the Phoenix Suns in the 2nd round (24th pick, 51st overall) of the 1989 NBA draft
• Gordie Mueller, relief pitcher for the Boston Red Sox that played only one season in 1950
• Jimmy Patsos, former head men's basketball coach, 2004-2013.
• Michael Phelps, swimmer with 8 Olympic medals; former volunteer assistant swimming coach[22]
• Skip Prosser, former men's basketball coach, 1993–94
• Philip Scholz, S-11 category swimmer; set multiple American Paralympic records[23]
• Zach Thornton (1998), goalkeeper for the New York/New Jersey MetroStars, Chicago Fire and Chivas USA[16]
• Joe Wise, Paralympian swimmer
• Dennis Wit, retired U.S. national soccer player

Religion

• Joseph C. Martin, Roman Catholic priest, recovering alcoholic and renowned speaker/educator on the issues of alcoholism and drug addiction
• J. Francis Stafford, Vatican Cardinal
• Noah Weinberg, rabbi
• Soane Patita Paini Mafi, Catholic Bishop and Cardinal of Tonga[24]

Music

• John A Gardecki, classical pianist[25]
• David Villa, singer and songwriter for Silver Edition
• Jah Works, roots reggae band formed by a group of Loyola students on a study abroad program in Belgium

References

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5. http://www.cigna.com/about_us/executives/hanway.html
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7. http://www.explorebaltimorecounty.com/business/8590/loyola-college-grads-business-has-byte/
8. http://www.msa.md.gov/msa/mdmanual/32dc/html/msa11896.html
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