Notable Alumni of Sacred Heart University
Notable alumni of Sacred Heart University include John Ratzenberger (Actor best known as Cliff Clavin on Cheers), Kevin Nealon (American comedian and actor) and Romain Cannone (French épée fencer, 2021 Olympic champion).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Frank J. Shakespeare 1925–2022
Diplomat and former CBS vice president
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Ramón Colón-López 1971–
4th Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Joint Chiefs Chairman
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Carl Higbie 1983–
Former Navy SEAL and conservative political activist
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Pat Boyd 1981–
Connecticut state representative
Arts and media
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John Ratzenberger 1947–
Actor best known as Cliff Clavin on Cheers
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Kevin Nealon 1953–
American comedian and actor
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Lydia Hearst-Shaw 1984–
Fashion model and actress
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Clavicular 2005–
Influencer known for promoting looksmaxxing
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Drew Denbaum 1949–
Writer, actor, director and educator
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Jenna Sanz-Agero 1969–
Former lead singer of rock band Vixen
Sports
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Romain Cannone 1997–
French épée fencer, 2021 Olympic champion
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Justin Danforth 1993–
Canadian ice hockey forward for the Buffalo Sabres
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E.J. Anosike 1998–
Nigerian-American professional basketball player
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Romeo Roselli 1980–
Professional wrestler and actor, formerly with WWE
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Shane Gibson 1990–
Professional basketball player
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Matt Jones 1980–
Welsh former footballer who played for Leeds United
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Nick Johnson 1986–
Former professional ice hockey forward
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Darryl Brinkley 1965–
Former professional baseball outfielder
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Tevin Alexander Falzon 1992–
Maltese-American professional basketball player
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Kibwe Trim 1984–
Trinidadian businessman and former basketball player
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Matt Jones 1986–
Former English goalkeeper, Quinnipiac assistant coach
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Amie Varano 1994–
Italian women's national ice hockey team player
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Jason Foley 1995–
MLB pitcher, formerly with the Detroit Tigers
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Ken Murphy 1958–
Former pro soccer player, Connecticut College coach
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.