More Notable Alumni

More Bulls to Brag About:

Sandra Bailey, Sports Illustrated Olympics editor

Jill Becker, Mass Communications Grad, Emmy-award winning anchor based in Atlanta with NBC affiliate 11Alive.

Ben Brown, USA Today and Southern Living writer

Eddie Carpenter, president, Disneyland International and CFO, Walt Disney
Attractions

Mark Consuelos, '94, actor, ABC’s All My Children

Lincoln Diaz-Balart, U.S. Congress

Anthony D. Henry, Cleveland Browns cornerback

Drake Hogestyn, actor, NBC’s Days of Our Lives

Melissa Howard, MTV Real World cast member; Girls Behaving Badly

Pam Iorio, MA '01, mayor of Tampa, Florida

Tony LaRussa, manager, St. Louis Cardinals

Kawika Mitchell, Kansas City Chiefs linebacker

Rick de Oliveira, producer, MTV’s Road Rules, The Real World and Rock-n-Jock

Richard Oppel, Pulitzer Prize winning journalist; director of American Society of Newspaper Editors; editor Austin American Statesman

Barbara Parker, '73, New York Times best-sellling author known for her "Suspicion" series

John Patrick, Launched the IBM ThinkPad brand as senior marketing executive

Greg Pitts, '92, actor, Office Space; “Washington Apple” guy; Normal Ohio sitcom

Richard Rahn, president of Novecon; former VP and chief accountant, U.S. Chamber of Commerce

Dr. Michael Rao, youngest ever university president or chancellor

Jack Reed, Pulitzer Prize winner; St. Petersburg Times state editor

J.R. Reed, Philadelphia Eagles safety

Kissy Simmons, Broadway actress, The Lion King

Ana Veciana-Suarez, Miami-Herald syndicated columnist and author

Roy Wegerle, retired Major League Soccer player

Jordan Zimmerman, founder/chairman of Zimmerman Advertising, one of the top 15 largest ad agencies in the U.S.