Notable Alumni of William Paterson University of New Jersey
Notable alumni of William Paterson University of New Jersey include Ian Ziering (Actor known for Beverly Hills, 90210), Ray Toro (Lead guitarist of My Chemical Romance) and Joseph D. Pistone (Former FBI agent who went undercover in the Mafia).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Joseph D. Pistone 1939–
Former FBI agent who went undercover in the Mafia
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Steve Lonegan 1956–
Former mayor of Bogota, New Jersey
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Elease Evans 1943–
Former New Jersey General Assembly member
Arts and media
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Ian Ziering 1964–
Actor known for Beverly Hills, 90210
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Ray Toro 1977–
Lead guitarist of My Chemical Romance
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Joey Travolta 1950–
Actor, elder brother of John Travolta
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Bill Stewart 1966–
Jazz drummer
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Eric Alexander 1968–
Jazz saxophonist, composer and educator
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Mark Guiliana 1980–
Drummer and composer who played with David Bowie
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Rob Fusari 1976–
Grammy-winning record producer and songwriter
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Tom Brislin 1968–
Keyboardist and songwriter for the band Kansas
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Carl Allen 1961–
Jazz drummer
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Jeremiah Fraites 1986–
Co-founder of The Lumineers
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Tyshawn Sorey 1980–
Composer and multi-instrumentalist
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Bill D'Elia 1953–
American screenwriter, producer, director and actor
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Steve LaSpina 1954–
Jazz bassist and educator
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Dana Hall 1969–
Jazz drummer and composer
Sports
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Richie Adubato 1937–2025
Basketball coach in the NBA and WNBA
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Horace Jenkins 1974–
Former NBA basketball player
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Clinton Wheeler 1959–2019
Professional basketball point guard
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Dick Vitale 1939–
ESPN college basketball broadcaster and former coach
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Dana Hall 1969–
Former NFL safety
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Jacques Conceição 1989–
Angolan-Portuguese basketball player
Other fields
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Joe Louis Clark 1938–2020
Educator, subject of the film Lean on Me
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 William Paterson University of New Jersey (people who attended both).