Notable Alumni of United States Merchant Marine Academy
Notable alumni of United States Merchant Marine Academy include Robert Kiyosaki (Author of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series), Martin Lewis Perl (Physicist, 1995 Nobel laureate who discovered the tau lepton) and Henry Way Kendall (Particle physicist, 1990 Nobel Prize in Physics).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mark Kelly 1964–
U.S. Senator from Arizona and former astronaut
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Michael P. Murphy 1976–2005
Navy SEAL officer and Medal of Honor recipient
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Andrew Card 1947–
White House Chief of Staff under George W. Bush
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Lane Kirkland 1922–1999
AFL–CIO president from 1979 to 1995
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Jay Ashcroft 1973–
40th Missouri Secretary of State
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Sean Connaughton 1961–
Attorney, former US Maritime Administrator
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Mark H. Buzby 1956–
Retired US Navy rear admiral, former maritime administrator
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Gray H. Miller 1948–
Senior US district judge, Southern District of Texas
Business
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Robert Kiyosaki 1947–
Author of the Rich Dad Poor Dad series
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John Diebold 1926–2005
Automation pioneer and founder of The Diebold Group
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Jennifer Boykin 1964–
First woman president of Newport News Shipbuilding
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Dean White 1923–2016
Billionaire businessman
Science and academia
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Martin Lewis Perl 1927–2014
Physicist, 1995 Nobel laureate who discovered the tau lepton
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Henry Way Kendall 1926–1999
Particle physicist, 1990 Nobel Prize in Physics
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Elliot See 1927–1966
NASA astronaut and test pilot
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George Oster 1940–2018
Mathematical biologist at UC Berkeley
Arts and media
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Carroll O'Connor 1924–2001
Actor who played Archie Bunker
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Sean Marshall 1965–
Former actor and singer
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Theodore Taylor 1921–2006
Author of young adult books including The Cay
Sports
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Morgan Reeser 1962–
Sailor, 1992 Olympic silver medalist
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Ed Jucker 1916–2002
Basketball coach at the University of Cincinnati
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Bill Polian 1942–
Former professional football executive
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Skip Prosser 1950–2007
College basketball coach at Wake Forest
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David Wright 1981–
Canadian Olympic sailor
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 United States Merchant Marine Academy (people who attended both).