Notable Alumni of Citadel Military College of South Carolina
Notable alumni of Citadel Military College of South Carolina include Robert Jordan (Author of epic fantasy), Randolph Bresnik (NASA astronaut and retired Marine officer) and Pat Conroy (Novelist, author of The Prince of Tides).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Fritz Hollings 1922–2019
Former South Carolina governor and U.S. Senator
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Nancy Mace 1977–
US representative for South Carolina
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Kenneth F. McKenzie, Jr. 1957–
Retired Marine general, former CENTCOM commander
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Evander M. Law 1836–1920
Confederate general in the American Civil War
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Gresham Barrett 1961–
Former U.S. representative from South Carolina
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Johnson Hagood 1829–1898
Confederate general and Governor of South Carolina
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Charles E. Daniel 1895–1964
US senator from South Carolina and businessman
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Ellison Capers 1837–1908
Confederate general and theologian
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Francis M. Beaudette
Retired Army lieutenant general, led Army Special Operations Command
Science and academia
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Randolph Bresnik 1967–
NASA astronaut and retired Marine officer
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Andrew P. Sage 1933–2014
Systems engineer, George Mason University professor
Arts and media
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Robert Jordan 1948–2007
Author of epic fantasy
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Pat Conroy 1945–2016
Novelist, author of The Prince of Tides
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Billy Roberts 1936–2017
Songwriter and musician
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Calder Willingham 1922–1995
Novelist and screenwriter
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John A. Moroso 1874–1957
Writer, novelist and screenwriter
Sports
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Mike Clevinger 1990–
Professional baseball pitcher
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Cortez Allen 1988–
Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback
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Cameron Wells 1988–
Former basketball player, assistant coach at The Citadel
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John Small 1946–2012
NFL linebacker for Falcons and Lions
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Noy Castillo 1974–
Former Filipino-American PBA basketball player
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Max Mombollet 1981–
Central African basketball player
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Joe Wolfinger 1985–
Basketball player in Japan's B.League
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Cliff Washburn 1980–
Former professional football player
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.