Notable Alumni of John Carroll University
Notable alumni of John Carroll University include Eric Carmen (Singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of the Raspberries), Dominique Moceanu (Gymnast and 1996 Olympic team gold medalist) and Carl E. Walz (Retired NASA astronaut).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mary Rose Oakar 1940–2025
Ohio congresswoman, first Arab American woman in Congress
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Carter Ham 1952–
US Army general, second AFRICOM commander
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Anthony Joseph Celebrezze, Sr. 1910–1998
Mayor of Cleveland, cabinet member and federal judge
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Michael Aloysius Feighan 1905–1992
Democratic U.S. representative from Ohio
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John Cranley 1974–
69th mayor of Cincinnati
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Paweł Wojciechowski 1960–
Polish economist and former finance minister
Business
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Charles Dolan 1926–2024
Billionaire media mogul, founder of Cablevision and HBO
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Edward F. Crawford 1938–
Businessman and 24th US ambassador to Ireland
Science and academia
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Carl E. Walz 1955–
Retired NASA astronaut
Arts and media
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Eric Carmen 1949–2024
Singer-songwriter, lead vocalist of the Raspberries
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Tim Russert 1950–2008
Longtime moderator of NBC's Meet the Press
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Marcello Hernandez 1997–
Stand-up comedian and Saturday Night Live cast member
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Jack Riley 1935–2016
Actor, comedian and writer
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Bill Fontana 1947–
Musician and pioneering sound artist
Sports
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Dominique Moceanu 1981–
Gymnast and 1996 Olympic team gold medalist
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Diana DePetro 1982–
Swimmer and Olympic gold medalist
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Don Shula 1930–2020
NFL head coach, winningest in league history
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Tim Wood 1948–
Figure skater, two-time World champion
Other fields
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John Mortimer Smith 1935–2019
Ninth Catholic bishop of Trenton
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Anthony Pilla 1932–2021
Bishop of Cleveland
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Donald Edmond Pelotte 1945–2010
Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Gallup
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Gilbert Sheldon 1926–2023
Third Catholic bishop of Steubenville, Ohio
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Joseph Patrick Hurley 1894–1967
Catholic Bishop of St. Augustine in Florida
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Anthony Edward Pevec 1925–2014
Auxiliary bishop of the Diocese of Cleveland
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 John Carroll University (people who attended both).