Notable Alumni of University of Maryland, Baltimore
Notable alumni of University of Maryland, Baltimore include Martin O'Malley (Former Governor of Maryland and Mayor of Baltimore), Barbara Mikulski (Former US senator from Maryland) and Ben Cardin (Former U.S. Senator from Maryland).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Martin O'Malley 1963–
Former Governor of Maryland and Mayor of Baltimore
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Barbara Mikulski 1936–
Former US senator from Maryland
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Ben Cardin 1943–
Former U.S. Senator from Maryland
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Elijah Cummings 1951–2019
US Representative for Maryland's 7th district
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Eric Swalwell 1980–
Former Democratic U.S. representative from California
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Angela Alsobrooks 1971–
U.S. Senator from Maryland
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John P. Kennedy 1795–1870
Novelist and US Secretary of the Navy
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Wendy Sherman 1949–
Former US Deputy Secretary of State
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Daniel Brewster 1923–2007
Maryland attorney and politician
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Marvin Mandel 1920–2015
56th Governor of Maryland
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Benjamin Civiletti 1935–2022
73rd United States Attorney General
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Millard Tydings 1890–1961
US Senator from Maryland and attorney
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William Cabell Bruce 1860–1946
Former Maryland senator, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer
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Joseph Tydings 1928–2018
US Senator from Maryland, 1965 to 1971
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Charles Mathias 1922–2010
Maryland attorney and politician
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Isidor Rayner 1850–1912
US senator from Maryland
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Albert Cabell Ritchie 1876–1936
49th governor of Maryland
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William Woodward Baldwin 1862–1954
Lawyer and Third Assistant Secretary of State
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William S. Fulton 1795–1844
Arkansas Territory governor and US senator
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John Marshall Butler 1897–1978
US Senator from Maryland, 1951 to 1963
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Herbert O'Conor 1896–1960
51st Governor of Maryland and US senator
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George L. P. Radcliffe 1877–1974
US senator from Maryland
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Austin Lane Crothers 1860–1912
46th Governor of Maryland
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John Wesley Davis 1799–1859
Physician, US House Speaker and Oregon Territory governor
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Hillary Scholten 1982–
U.S. Representative from Michigan
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Esteban Edward Torres 1930–2022
US Representative from California
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William F. Goodling 1927–2017
Pennsylvania Republican US congressman
Business
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Caleb Bradham 1867–1934
Pharmacist and inventor of Pepsi
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Jamie fiza 1953–
Businesswoman and former US ambassador to France and Monaco
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James Rouse 1914–1996
Founder of The Rouse Company and real estate developer
Science and academia
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Diana Trujillo 1981–
Aerospace engineer at NASA JPL, Perseverance robotic arm
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Paul A. Offit 1951–
Pediatrician, co-inventor of a rotavirus vaccine
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Melahat Okuyan 1924–2025
Turkish microbiologist and HIV/AIDS activist
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Katherine Calvin 2000–
Earth scientist, former NASA Chief Scientist
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Roberts Bartholow 1831–1904
Physician and medical college professor
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William Thomas Councilman 1854–1933
Pathologist known for amoebic dysentery research
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H. Rutherford Turnbull 1937–2025
Professor emeritus of special education and law
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Philip Needleman 1939–2024
Pharmacologist and former Monsanto chief scientist
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Theodore Woodward 1914–2005
Medical researcher at University of Maryland, Baltimore
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William P. Spratling 1863–1915
Neurologist, often called first American epileptologist
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Rupert Blue 1868–1948
4th Surgeon General of the United States
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Christopher Johnston 1856–1914
Physician and Assyriologist
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F. Mason Sones 1918–1985
Physician, pioneer of cardiac catheterization
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J. Bart Classen 1901–
Immunologist and vaccine opponent
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Daniel Gillespie 1938–2017
Physicist who derived the Gillespie algorithm
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Harry Friedenwald 1864–1950
Ophthalmologist and medical historian
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Danielle K. Citron 1968–
Legal scholar, University of Virginia law professor
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Niki Moutsopoulos
Greek periodontist and immunologist
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Jerome H. Kidder 1842–1889
Surgeon and astronomer
Arts and media
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Robert M. Parker Jr. 1947–
Retired American wine critic
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Lola Akinmade Åkerström 1978–
Photographer and travel writer
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Frank Cho 1971–
Korean-American comic creator of Liberty Meadows
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Adalbert J. Volck 1828–1912
Dentist and political cartoonist
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Robin Quivers 1952–
Long-running co-host of The Howard Stern Show
Sports
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Moonlight Graham 1877–1965
Baseball player and doctor, Field of Dreams inspiration
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Harry Wood 1885–1955
Baseball player for the Cincinnati Reds
Other fields
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Samuel Mudd 1833–1883
Doctor implicated in the Lincoln assassination
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John Christian Frederick Heyer 1793–1873
First missionary sent abroad by American Lutherans
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Jill E. Brown 1950–
First African-American woman pilot for a major US airline
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Jacqui Patterson
Environmental and climate justice advocate
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 Maryland, Baltimore (people who attended both).