Notable Alumni of Wittenberg University
Notable alumni of Wittenberg University include Sherwood Anderson (Novelist and short story writer), Anton Wilhelm Amo (Ghanaian-German philosopher) and James Rebhorn (Character actor in over 100 films, series and plays).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Albert Bryan Jr. 1968–
Ninth Governor of the U.S. Virgin Islands
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Marietje Schaake 1978–
Dutch former Member of the European Parliament
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John E. McLaughlin 1942–
Former CIA deputy director and acting director
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Sheila Simon 1961–
46th Lieutenant Governor of Illinois
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Martin L. Smyser 1851–1908
U.S. representative from Ohio
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Francis Seiberling 1870–1945
Lawyer and U.S. representative from Ohio
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Walter L. Weaver 1851–1909
U.S. representative from Ohio, 1897–1901
Business
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Ronald Li 1929–2014
Founder and former chairman of Hong Kong stock exchange
Science and academia
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Anton Wilhelm Amo 1700–1759
Ghanaian-German philosopher
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Elwood V. Jensen 1920–2012
Biologist, Lasker winner for estrogen receptor research
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Karl E. Weick 1936–2026
Organizational theorist who introduced sensemaking
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James Marcia 1937–
Developmental psychologist
Arts and media
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Sherwood Anderson 1876–1941
Novelist and short story writer
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James Rebhorn 1948–2014
Character actor in over 100 films, series and plays
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Lloyd C. Douglas 1877–1951
Minister and popular novelist
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Pierre Lhomme 1930–2019
French cinematographer
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Lauren Schmidt Hissrich 1978–
Television producer, showrunner of The Witcher
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Margo Smith 1942–2024
Country and Christian music singer-songwriter
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Mark Baker 1946–2018
Stage and film actor, Tony Award nominee
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John Chowning 1934–
Composer and developer of FM synthesis
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Jonas Bretkūnas 1536–1602
Lutheran pastor who translated the Bible into Lithuanian
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Samuel McChord Crothers 1857–1927
Unitarian minister and popular essayist
Sports
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Al Davis 1929–2011
Longtime owner of the Oakland Raiders
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Sandy Dukat 1972–
Paralympic skier and triathlete
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Brian Agler 1958–
Basketball coach and Wittenberg University athletic director
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 Wittenberg University (people who attended both).