Notable Alumni of Saint Francis University
Notable alumni of Saint Francis University include Aaron Clapham (New Zealand footballer and coach), Maurice Stokes (Basketball player for the Cincinnati/Rochester Royals) and Charles M. Schwab (Steel magnate who led Bethlehem Steel).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Joseph R. Lamonde 1948–2021
U.S. Marine Corps chaplain and Catholic priest
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Tommy Sankey 1980–
Former Pennsylvania state representative
Business
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Charles M. Schwab 1862–1939
Steel magnate who led Bethlehem Steel
Science and academia
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Tadeusz Piotrowski 1940–
Polish-American sociologist and professor
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Mubarak Awad 1943–
Psychologist and advocate of nonviolent resistance
Arts and media
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Brennan Manning 1934–2013
Author of The Ragamuffin Gospel, former Catholic priest
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John A. Nagy 1946–2016
Nonfiction writer on the American Revolution
Sports
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Aaron Clapham 1987–
New Zealand footballer and coach
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Maurice Stokes 1933–1970
Basketball player for the Cincinnati/Rochester Royals
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Calvin Fowler 1940–2013
Basketball player, 1968 Olympic gold team co-captain
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Norm Van Lier 1947–2009
Former NBA player and three-time All-Star
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Kevin Porter 1950–
Former NBA player, four-time assists leader
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Josh Nebo 1997–
Basketball player for FC Barcelona
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Kwame Adjeman-Pamboe 1987–
Professional soccer winger
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London Fletcher 1975–
NFL linebacker for 16 seasons
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Scott Eatherton 1991–
Professional basketball player in Japan's B.League
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Mike Iuzzolino 1968–
Basketball coach and former player
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Leif Yttergren 1956–
Swedish basketball player and sports historian
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Wilbur Trosch 1938–2014
Basketball player and coach
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Keith Braxton 1997–
Professional basketball player
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Eric Taylor 1976–
Basketball player and coach
Other fields
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Thomas Joseph Tobin 1948–
Catholic bishop, former Bishop of Providence
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Paul Boyton 1848–1924
Showman who crossed the English Channel in a rubber suit
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John Michael Kudrick 1947–
Eastern Catholic bishop, Bishop Emeritus of Parma
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.