Notable Alumni of Miami University-Oxford
Notable alumni of Miami University-Oxford include Benjamin Harrison (23rd President of the United States), Paul Ryan (54th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives) and The Miz (Professional wrestler and actor).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Benjamin Harrison 1833–1901
23rd President of the United States
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Paul Ryan 1970–
54th Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives
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Maria Cantwell 1958–
US senator from Washington
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Mike DeWine 1947–
Governor of Ohio and former US senator
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Chung Un-chan 1947–
Former South Korean prime minister and economist
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Donna Shalala 1941–
Former US Secretary of Health and Human Services
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John B. Weller 1812–1875
Fifth governor of California and US senator
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Mike Oxley 1944–2016
Republican US representative from Ohio
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Oliver P. Morton 1823–1877
14th Governor of Indiana during the Civil War
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Susan Brooks 1960–
Former U.S. Representative from Indiana
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William Dennison Jr. 1815–1882
Ohio lawyer and Republican politician
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Richard Yates 1815–1873
13th Governor of Illinois during the Civil War
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John Stuart Williams 1818–1898
Confederate general and Kentucky US senator
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Joseph R. Davis 1825–1896
Confederate brigade commander and Mississippi Guard general
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Carl Schlyter 1968–
Swedish politician and former MEP
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Joseph Ralston 1943–
Retired general, former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Europe
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James Edwin Campbell 1843–1924
38th Governor of Ohio
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Andrew L. Harris 1835–1915
44th Governor of Ohio and Civil War officer
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Calvin S. Brice 1845–1898
Ohio senator and businessman
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Bernardine Dohrn 1942–
Former Weather Underground leader and law professor
Business
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Gerard Lopez 1971–
Co-founder of Genii Capital
Science and academia
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Norman Steenrod 1910–1971
Mathematician known for algebraic topology
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Benjamin Whisoh Lee 1935–1977
Korean-born theoretical physicist
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John Shaw Billings 1838–1913
Surgeon, first director of New York Public Library
Arts and media
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Art Clokey 1921–2010
Animator and pioneer of clay stop-motion animation
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Nick Lachey 1973–
Singer and actor, lead singer of 98 Degrees
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Christine Chubbuck 1944–1974
Television news reporter in Sarasota, Florida
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P. J. O'Rourke 1947–2022
Political satirist, journalist and author
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Rita Dove 1952–
Poet; first African American Poet Laureate Consultant
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Tina Louise 1934–
Actress best known for Gilligan's Island
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Kate Voegele 1986–
Singer-songwriter and actress
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Plies 1976–
Rapper known as Plies
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Eric Lange 1973–
American character actor known for television
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Margaret Caroline Anderson 1886–1973
Founder and editor of The Little Review
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Frank De Vol 1911–1999
Composer and arranger, five-time Oscar nominee
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Lorissa McComas 1970–2009
Actress, film producer and glamour model
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Jaime Maussan 1953–
Mexican journalist and ufologist
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Aska Cheung Chi Ho 1995–
Hong Kong singer-songwriter and actor
Sports
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The Miz 1980–
Professional wrestler and actor
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Ron Harper 1964–
Former professional basketball player
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Bob Schul 1937–2024
1964 Olympic 5000 m gold medallist
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Ben Roethlisberger 1982–
NFL quarterback for Pittsburgh Steelers for 18 seasons
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Mark Coleman 1964–
Mixed martial artist and first UFC Heavyweight Champion
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Brian Pillman 1962–1997
American professional wrestler and football player
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Bill Mulliken 1939–2014
Swimmer, 1960 Olympic 200m breaststroke champion
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Wally Szczerbiak 1977–
Former pro basketball player and Knicks analyst
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Dan Boyle 1976–
Canadian NHL defenceman, 2004 Stanley Cup winner
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Alec Martinez 1987–
NHL defenseman and three-time Stanley Cup champion
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Blake Coleman 1991–
Professional NHL ice hockey player
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Reilly Smith 1991–
Canadian professional ice hockey right winger
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Paul Brown 1908–1991
Co-founder and first coach of the Cleveland Browns
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Randy Robitaille 1975–
Canadian former professional ice hockey player
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Michael Bramos 1987–
Greek-American former professional basketball player
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Brian Savage 1971–
Canadian left winger, twelve NHL seasons
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Jack Roslovic 1997–
NHL center, 2015 first-round pick
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Wayne Embry 1937–
Former NBA center and basketball executive
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Ara Parseghian 1923–2017
Notre Dame football coach, two national championships
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Sean Kuraly 1993–
Forward for the NHL Boston Bruins
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John Harbaugh 1962–
NFL head coach
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Ira Newble 1975–
Former NBA player and coach
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Walter Alston 1911–1984
Dodgers manager from 1954 to 1976
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 Miami University-Oxford (people who attended both).