Notable Alumni of University of Maryland Global Campus
Notable alumni of University of Maryland Global Campus include Hakan Fidan (Turkish Foreign Minister, former intelligence chief), Thom Tillis (US senator from North Carolina) and Ray Lewis (Former NFL linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Hakan Fidan 1968–
Turkish Foreign Minister, former intelligence chief
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Thom Tillis 1960–
US senator from North Carolina
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Karen Handel 1962–
Former U.S. Representative and Georgia Secretary of State
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Edward J. Perkins 1928–2020
Career diplomat and 19th US Ambassador to the UN
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Emmanuel Armah Kofi Buah 1966–
Ghanaian politician and Minister of Lands and Natural Resources
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John William Vessey 1922–2016
United States Army general
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William J. Boarman 1946–2021
26th Public Printer of the United States
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Larry Sharpe 1968–
Businessman and 2016 Libertarian vice presidential candidate
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Daniel L. Cox 1974–
Former Maryland delegate and lawyer
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Elizabeth Bobo 1943–
Former Howard County Executive in Maryland
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Joseph Anokye 2000–
Ghanaian politician, former National Communications Authority head
Science and academia
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Margee Ensign 1954–
Academic and former president of American University of Nigeria
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Renee Dufault
Research scientist and former FDA whistleblower
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James P. Howard 1979–
Data scientist, mathematician and public policy scholar
Arts and media
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Dale Dye 1944–
Actor, military technical advisor and writer
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Sean Garrett 1979–
Singer, songwriter and record producer
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Doreen Baingana 1966–
Ugandan writer
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Antonio Fresco 1983–
DJ, music producer and radio personality
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Saman Arbabi 1973–
Journalist and producer of Voice of America satirical shows
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John Bruce Wallace 1949–
Composer, avant-garde guitarist and painter
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Said Durrah 1982–
Arab American stand-up comedian
Sports
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Ray Lewis 1975–
Former NFL linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens
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Jalen Rose 1973–
Former basketball player and sports analyst
Other fields
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Deshauna Barber 1989–
Miss USA 2016 and Army Reserve captain
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.