Notable Alumni of University of Baltimore
Notable alumni of University of Baltimore include Spiro Agnew (39th Vice President of the United States), Dutch Ruppersberger (Former U.S. representative for Maryland) and Pamela Adie (Nigerian LGBT rights activist and filmmaker).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Spiro Agnew 1918–1996
39th Vice President of the United States
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Dutch Ruppersberger 1946–
Former U.S. representative for Maryland
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Frank Kratovil 1968–
Former US Representative from Maryland
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William Donald Schaefer 1921–2011
58th Governor of Maryland and mayor of Baltimore
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Roy Dyson 1948–
Former Maryland congressman and state senator
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Norvell William Emerson 1938–1996
U.S. Representative from Missouri
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Robert A. Borski, Jr. 1948–
American politician
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Melvin Steinberg 1933–2026
Fifth lieutenant governor of Maryland
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Bishop Robinson 1927–2014
First African American Baltimore police commissioner
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H. Steven Blum 1946–
Retired Army lieutenant general, former National Guard Bureau chief
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John Coale 1946–
Lawyer and US special envoy to Belarus
Business
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Bob Parsons 1950–
Founder of GoDaddy
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Catherine Karita 1981–
Kenyan lawyer and executive director of NCBA Securities
Science and academia
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Celeste Lyn Paul 1981–
Interface design and usability expert
Arts and media
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Pamela Adie 1984–
Nigerian LGBT rights activist and filmmaker
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Ellen Lupton 1963–
Graphic designer, curator and educator
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Fran Wilde 1972–
Science fiction and fantasy writer
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Vivian Shaw
Science fiction writer of the Greta Helsing series
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Fred Robbins 1919–1992
Radio personality and celebrity interviewer
Sports
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Hania Moro 1996–
Egyptian swimmer
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Isaiah Wilson 1948–
Former NBA and ABA basketball player
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Tom Condon 1952–
Football agent and former NFL guard
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Pete Caringi, Jr. 1955–
Soccer coach, formerly of UMBC men's soccer
Other fields
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James T. Ruggieri 1968–
Catholic Bishop of Portland in Maine
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.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Baltimore (people who attended both).