Notable Alumni of SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University
Notable alumni of SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University include Gary Wright (Musician known for Dream Weaver), Alexander Skene (Gynecologist who first described Skene's glands) and Alexander S. Wiener (Hematologist who helped discover the Rh factor).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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John Fremont Hill 1855–1912
45th Governor of Maine
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Laura Herrera Scott
Former Maryland Secretary of Health, physician
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Henry Waldo Coe 1857–1927
Frontier physician and politician
Science and academia
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Alexander Skene 1837–1900
Gynecologist who first described Skene's glands
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Alexander S. Wiener 1907–1976
Hematologist who helped discover the Rh factor
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Allen Frances 1942–
Psychiatrist and professor emeritus at Duke University
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Richard Gardner 1931–2003
Child psychiatrist who introduced parental alienation syndrome
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Stanley Plotkin 1932–
Vaccine developer who helped create rubella vaccine
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William Alanson White 1870–1937
Neurologist and psychiatrist
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Susan Love 1948–2023
Surgeon and breast cancer research advocate
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Helene Mambu 1948–
Congolese public health expert and WHO official
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Margaret Cuomo 1959–
Radiologist and author on health issues
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Adrian Kantrowitz 1918–2008
Cardiac surgeon who performed second heart transplant attempt
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Chris Beyrer 1959–
Director of Duke Global Health Institute
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Robert Latou Dickinson 1861–1950
Obstetrician, gynecologist and medical illustrator
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William E. Paul 1936–2015
Immunologist; co-discoverer of interleukin 4
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George A. Sheehan 1918–1993
Cardiologist and writer on running
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Jeremiah Stamler 1919–2022
Preventive cardiologist who introduced the term risk factors
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Barbara Starfield 1932–2011
Pediatrician and primary health care advocate
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Ralph Pomeroy 1867–1925
Gynecologist who developed the Pomeroy tubal ligation
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Orlando Williams Wight 1824–1888
American physician and translator
Arts and media
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Gary Wright 1943–2023
Musician known for Dream Weaver
Sports
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Phillipe Nover 1984–
Retired mixed martial artist
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Robert Contiguglia 1941–
Former president of US Soccer Federation
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 SUNY Downstate Health Sciences University (people who attended both).