Notable Alumni of Towson University
Notable alumni of Towson University include Amy Schumer (Stand-up comedian, actress and writer), Brandon Hardesty (Comedic performer and video creator) and Dwight Schultz (Actor, played Murdock in The A-Team).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Sarah K. Elfreth 1988–
U.S. representative for Maryland's 3rd district
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John Charles Linthicum 1867–1932
U.S. Representative from Maryland
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Craig Cannonier 1963–
Former Premier of Bermuda
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David Bossie 1965–
President of conservative group Citizens United
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Sheila Dixon 1953–
49th Mayor of Baltimore
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Ann Marie Doory 1954–
Former member of the Maryland House of Delegates
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B. Daniel Riley 1946–2016
Maryland state delegate
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Jolene Ivey 1961–
Prince George's County Council president
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Matthew Heimbach 1991–
American white supremacist and neo-Nazi
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Francis L. Donovan
Marine Corps general, commander of US Southern Command
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Pamela Beidle 1951–
Member of the Maryland Senate
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Kathy Szeliga 1961–
Maryland delegate, 2016 Republican Senate nominee
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Michael Phair 1950–
Edmonton city councillor, Alberta's first openly gay elected politician
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Susan W. Krebs 1959–
Maryland delegate, now Carroll County commissioner
Science and academia
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Roger A. Pielke 1946–
Meteorologist studying climate variability and change
Arts and media
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Amy Schumer 1981–
Stand-up comedian, actress and writer
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Brandon Hardesty 1987–
Comedic performer and video creator
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Dwight Schultz 1947–
Actor, played Murdock in The A-Team
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John Glover 1944–
Actor, played Lionel Luthor in Smallville
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Kevin Clash 1960–
Puppeteer of Elmo on Sesame Street
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Mike Flanagan 1978–
Filmmaker known for horror, director of Doctor Sleep
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Charles S. Dutton 1951–
Actor and director, star of Roc
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Stacy Keibler 1979–
Former pro wrestler, dancer and model
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Drew Van Acker 1986–
Actor known for Pretty Little Liars
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John Kassir 1957–
Actor and comedian, voice of the Cryptkeeper
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Mike Rowe 1962–
Television host of Dirty Jobs
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Dave East 1988–
Rapper and actor
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Howard Rollins 1950–1996
Stage, film and television actor
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Jack L. Chalker 1944–2005
Science fiction author
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Andy Karl 1974–
Actor and singer known for musical theatre
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Jeanine Cummins 1974–
Author of the novel American Dirt
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Neal Fredericks 1969–2004
Cinematographer of The Blair Witch Project
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Brian Stelter 1985–
CNN media correspondent and analyst
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John Christ 1965–
Original guitarist of the metal band Danzig
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Jaimie Branch 1983–2022
Jazz trumpeter and composer
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Spiro Malas 1933–2019
Greek-American bass-baritone opera singer and actor
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Brad Mays 1955–
Independent filmmaker, author and stage director
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Kiing Shooter 1992–2020
Rapper from Queensbridge, New York
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Douglas Purviance 1952–
Jazz trombonist
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Connie Imboden 1953–
Photographer known for nudes with reflections
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Tamara Walker 1966–
Singer-songwriter and former Miss Maryland
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Juan Fernando Bastos 1958–
Portrait artist
Sports
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Kacy Catanzaro 1990–
Former gymnast and WWE wrestler
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Gary Neal 1984–
Former professional basketball player and coach
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Michael Green 1985–
Former professional basketball player
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Ralph Biggs 1976–
Former American-born Belgian professional basketball player
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Brian Fobbs 1998–
Basketball player for EWE Baskets Oldenburg
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Jermon Bushrod 1984–
Former NFL guard
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Casper Wells 1984–
Former MLB outfielder
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Justin Gorham 1998–
Basketball player for Derthona Basket
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Edose Ibadin 1993–
Nigerian 800 metres runner
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Phil Greatwich 1987–
Footballer who played for the Philippines national team
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Isaiah Philmore 1989–
American-born German professional basketball player
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Aaron Wheeler 1988–
Former pro soccer player and assistant coach
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Nigel Marples 1985–
Canadian soccer player and coach
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Chad Scott 1974–
Former NFL cornerback, 1997 first-round pick
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Jim Cherneski 1974–
Soccer player and coach
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Richie Moller 1977–
Retired American soccer forward and coach
Other fields
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Pattrice Jones 1961–
Ecofeminist writer, educator and activist
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Wendell Gibbs 1954–
Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Michigan
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 Towson University (people who attended both).