Notable Alumni of Saint Anselm College
Notable alumni of Saint Anselm College include Karoline Leavitt (36th White House press secretary), Gérald Lacroix (Canadian cardinal, Archbishop of Quebec) and Thomas J. Dodd (U.S. senator from Connecticut and attorney).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Karoline Leavitt 1997–
36th White House press secretary
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Thomas J. Dodd 1907–1971
U.S. senator from Connecticut and attorney
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Harvey C. Barnum, Jr. 1940–
Marine officer and Vietnam War Medal of Honor recipient
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Louis A. Bafalis 1929–2023
U.S. representative from Florida
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Michael J. McGlynn 1953–
31st Mayor of Medford, Massachusetts
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Donna Soucy 1967–
Former President of the New Hampshire Senate
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Pam Patenaude 1961–
Former U.S. Deputy Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
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Daniel T.K. Hurley 1943–
Senior U.S. district judge, Southern District of Florida
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David Danielson 1947–2021
New Hampshire state representative
Business
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Matthew Szulik 1956–
Former chairman of Red Hat
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Rómulo O'Farrill 1917–2006
Mexican multi-millionaire businessman
Science and academia
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William J. Murnane 1945–2000
Egyptologist who directed the Karnak Great Hypostyle Hall Project
Arts and media
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Michael Buckley 1975–
Former YouTuber known for vlog What the Buck?!
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Lauren Chooljian 1988–
Senior reporter at New Hampshire Public Radio
Sports
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Mark Krikorian 1960–
President and general manager of Washington Spirit
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Kevin Mackey 1945–2025
Former Cleveland State men's basketball head coach
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Kevin Nylen 1981–
Boston University men's soccer head coach
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Chris Bagley 1980–
Former American soccer player
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Tim Karalexis 1980–
Retired soccer player
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Sam Ftorek 1974–
Former pro hockey defenseman, women's head coach
Other fields
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Gérald Lacroix 1957–
Canadian cardinal, Archbishop of Quebec
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Joseph John Gerry 1928–2023
Benedictine monk and auxiliary bishop
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Nicholas Samra 1944–
Former Melkite Greek Catholic Eparch of Newton
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Robert Joseph Shaheen 1937–2017
Maronite Catholic bishop
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.