• Source: List of Northeastern University people

The following is a list of notable alumni and faculty of Northeastern University.




Alumni






= Business

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Nikesh Arora – president and chief operating officer of SoftBank
Jeff Bornstein – CFO, General Electric
Robert A. Brooks – founder and CEO, Brooks Fiber Properties
George Chamillard – former CEO, Teradyne, Inc.
Jeff Clarke – CEO, Kodak
Jeff Cooper – COO and co-founder, EPOX-Z Corporation
Bob Davis – CEO and founder, Lycos
Richard Egan – co-founder, EMC
Shawn Fanning – founder, Napster
Jerald G. Fishman – CEO, Analog Devices
George Kariotis – founder, Alpha Industries
Amin Khoury – founder and CEO, B/E Aerospace
Andrew Left – activist short seller
Roger Marino – co-founder of EMC; former part-owner of Pittsburgh Penguins
Alan McKim – CEO and founder, Clean Harbors
Larry Meyer – CEO, Uniqlo USA
Srinath Narayanan – principal, Canaccord Adams
Marc Raibert – founder and CEO, Boston Dynamics
Jeffrey Rosen – billionaire businessman
Peter W. Smith – investment banker, Republican activist
Sy Sternberg – chairman and CEO, New York Life Insurance Company
Biz Stone – co-founder of Twitter




= Government and politics

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Jayson P. Ahern – deputy commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection
Olubanke King Akerele – Liberian foreign minister
George F. Archambault – Pharmacy Liaison Officer for the United States Public Health Service
Demetrius J. Atsalis – member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1999–2013)
Thomas Calter – member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (2007–2018)
Christie Carpino – member of the Connecticut House of Representatives
David Chu – member of the Legislative Council of Hong Kong (1997–2004) and the 9th and 10th National People's Congress of the People's Republic of China
Cheryl A. Coakley-Rivera – member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1999–2014)
Mo Cowan – U.S. senator of Massachusetts
Harold Daniel Donohue – member of the U.S. House of Representatives (1947–1974)
Robert DeLeo - former speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (2009-2020)
Patrick Duddy – U.S. ambassador
Richard Egan – U.S. ambassador
David Ferriero – 10th archivist of the United States
Thomas Finneran – former speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (1996–2004)
Zandra Flemister – first African American woman to serve as a U.S. Secret Service agent
Joseph J. Seymour – Executive Director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey
(1974–1978)

Gordon D. Fox – Majority Leader of the Rhode Island House of Representatives (2010–2014)
Peter Franchot – Comptroller of Maryland
Maggie Hassan – Governor of New Hampshire (20132017) and the current junior United States senator from New Hampshire
Maura Healey – Governor of Massachusetts (2023–present) and Massachusetts Attorney General (2015–2023)
Russell Holmes – member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives (2011–present)
Roderick L. Ireland – Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Chief Justice
Edward Jackamonis – speaker of the Wisconsin State Assembly
James Franklin Jeffrey – U.S. ambassador
Lyndon LaRouche – perennial presidential candidate
Hadassah Lieberman – wife of Connecticut senator Joseph Lieberman
Ron Mariano - Speaker of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
Adnan Aurangzeb Miangul – former Pakistani parliament member and Prince of Swat, Pakistan
Paul Parks – Massachusetts secretary of education (1975–1979)
John O. Pastore – governor of Rhode Island
Ari Porth – member of the Florida House of Representatives
Theodore Speliotis – member of the Massachusetts House of Representatives
Karen Spilka – member of the Massachusetts State Senate
Wallace Stickney – director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency under President George H. W. Bush
Thomas Winkowski – former acting commissioner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP); former Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
Leslie Winner – North Carolina state senator




= Judiciary

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Margot Botsford – Justice, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Linda Dalianis – Justice, New Hampshire Supreme Court
Dana Fabe – Chief Justice, Alaska Supreme Court
Edward Hennessey – Justice, Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Peter T. Zarella – Justice, Connecticut Supreme Court
Victoria A. Roberts - Senior Judge, United States District Court for the Eastern District of Michigan
Landya B. McCafferty - Chief Judge, United States District Court for the District of New Hampshire




= Science and technology

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Hans Baumann – inventor and engineer
Hans R. Camenzind – inventor of the 555 timer IC
Richard P. Gabriel – expert on the Lisp programming language
Gregory Jarvis – astronaut
Eugene F. Lally – aerospace engineer, photographer, entrepreneur
Yale Patt – engineer
Albert Sacco – astronaut




= Military

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Mark P. Fitzgerald – United States Navy Admiral
Richard I. Neal – United States Marine Corps General




= Journalism and communications

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Ernie Anastos – New York City TV news anchorman
Eddie Andelman – sports radio talk show host (MBA)
Bill Barnwell – sportswriter, ESPN, Grantland
Michelle Bonner – ESPN/CNN/FOX Sports anchor, reporter
Fred Cusick – sportscaster
Richard Daniels – former president, Boston Globe
Nat Hentoff – contributing editor, The New Yorker Magazine
Will McDonough – sportswriter, Boston Globe
Don Orsillo – TV broadcaster
Walter V. Robinson – investigative journalist, 2003 Pulitzer Prize for Public Service recipient
Michael Slackman – International Managing Editor, The New York Times
Molly White – technology writer and Wikipedia editor




= Arts and entertainment

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Al Barile – singer, guitarist for hardcore punk band SS Decontrol
Earle Brown – composer, developed open-form scores
Joy Browne – radio talk show host
Jose F. Buscaglia – philosopher, historian, social scientist
Terry Carter – actor, Sgt. Joe Broadhurst in McCloud and Colonel Tigh in the original Battlestar Galactica
Carla Cook – Grammy-nominated jazz vocalist
Jane Curtin – actress, comedian, and founding member of Saturday Night Live
Michael J. Epstein – filmmaker and musician
Martín Espada – poet
Damien Fahey – former host of the MTV program TRL
Toby Fox – game designer and developer of Undertale and Deltarune
Alex Garcia – Food Network chef
Meredith Garniss – visual artist and landscape painter
Sidney Gish – singer/songwriter
Alan Catello Grazioso – Emmy Award winning television producer, director and editor
Mohammed Saeed Harib – creator of Freej
Courtney Hunt – writer and director, whose film Frozen River was nominated for an Academy Award
Beverly Johnson – supermodel and actress
Aisha Kahlil – dancer, singer
Barbara Kopple – documentary filmmaker
Diana Lemieux – freelance photographer
Patrice O'Neal – comedian and actor
Peter Orner – fiction writer
Jillian Wheeler – singer/songwriter
Wendy Williams – radio and television, host of The Wendy Williams Show




= Academia and nonprofit

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William M. Fowler – author, professor, and former Director of the Massachusetts Historical Society
Michael R. Lane – 15th president of Emporia State University
Dean Tong – author and consultant
Michael L. Tushman – organizational theorist, professor at Harvard Business School
Elizabeth Yeampierre – attorney and environmental activist




= Sports

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Zachary Aston-Reese – NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins
José Juan Barea – Dallas Mavericks, NBA
Harry Barnes – San Diego Rockets, NBA
Ed Barry – Boston Bruins, National Hockey League (NHL)
Sandy Beadle – Winnipeg Jets, NHL
Bruce Bickford – gold medal-winning distance runner
Randy Bucyk – Montreal Canadiens, Calgary Flames, NHL
Joe Callahan – Boston Bees, MLB
Bob Cappadona – former NFL running back
Lynn Chiavaro – basketball player and coach
Art Chisholm – Boston Bruins, NHL
Rob Cowie – Los Angeles Kings, NHL
Kendall Coyne – silver and gold medalist United States women's national ice hockey team
Jerome Daniels – Miami Dolphins, Baltimore Ravens, Arizona Cardinals
Jim Fahey – NHL defenseman, New Jersey Devils
Amber Ferreira – professional triathlete
Tony Fryklund – professional mixed martial arts fighter
Adam Gaudette – Hobey Baker Award recipient, NHL center, Vancouver Canucks
Chelsey Goldberg – ice hockey player, Boston Blades, CWHL
Scott Gruhl – Pittsburgh Penguins, NHL
Jordan Harris (born 2000) - Montreal Canadiens, NHL
"Wild" Bill Hunnefield – Major League Baseball (MLB)
Shawn James – professional basketball player for Maccabi Tel Aviv
Sean Jones – National Football League
Reema Juffali – Saudi Arabian racing driver
Saja Kamal – Saudi Arabian footballer
Steven Langton – United States Olympian (bobsled)
Dave Leitao – college basketball coach
Sarah Levy (born 1995) - Olympic bronze medalist, rugby union and rugby sevens player
Reggie Lewis – Boston Celtics
Madison Mailey – Olympic gold medalist (rowing)
Pat Mason – college baseball coach at Virginia Tech
Dan McGillis – NHL defenseman
Perry Moss – 1986 Washington Bullets, Philadelphia 76ers, 1987 Golden State Warriors
Chris Nilan – Montreal Canadiens, Boston Bruins, New York Rangers
Jamie Oleksiak –NHL, Dallas Stars
Adam Ottavino – 1st-round pick in 2006 MLB draft, pitcher for St. Louis Cardinals (2010), Colorado Rockies (2012–2018), New York Yankees (2019-2020) Boston Red Sox (2021-Present)
Carlos Peña – MLB first baseman/outfielder, Oakland Athletics, Detroit Tigers, Boston Red Sox, Tampa Bay Rays
David Poile – NHL executive
Bruce Racine – NHL goaltender, St. Louis Blues
Dan Ross – NFL Cincinnati Bengals and Super Bowl record setter
Michael Ryan – NHL left winger, Buffalo Sabres
Florence Schelling – goaltender for the Switzerland's Women's Ice Hockey Team
Dylan Sikura – NHL center, Chicago Blackhawks
Brian Sullivan – NHL, 1992–93 New Jersey Devils
Harry Swartz (born 1996) – soccer player
Josh Heinrich Taves – NFL football player, 2000–02, Oakland Raiders and Carolina Panthers
Brad Thiessen – NHL, Pittsburgh Penguins
Jocko Thompson – MLB pitcher, 1948–51 Philadelphia Phillies
Johnny Tobin – MLB, 1932 New York Giants
Shaun Tomson (born 1955) – South African world champion surfer
Joe Vitale – NHL, center for Pittsburgh Penguins
Jason Vosler (born 1993) – baseball third baseman for the San Francisco Giants
Ashley Wagner (born 1991) – figure skater
Kurt Walker – NHL, 1975–78 Toronto Maple Leafs
Jim Walsh – Buffalo Sabres, NHL
Rick Weitzman – 1968, World Champion, Boston Celtics
Keith Willis – NFL, Pittsburgh Steelers
Hillary Witt – assistant coach for the United States women's national ice hockey team in the Sochi 2014 Olympics
George Yankowski – MLB, 1942 Philadelphia Athletics, 1949 Chicago White Sox




Faculty


M. Shahid Alam
Daniel P. Aldrich – expert on social capital and resilience in disaster
Albert-László Barabási – American Physical Society Fellow, Member of the Academia Europaea and contributor to the development of real-world network theory
Lisa Feldman Barrett – Distinguished Professor of Psychology, fellow of AAAS
Barry Bluestone – founding director of the Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy
Ed Bullins – playwright and Guggenheim Fellow
Joe Castiglione – MLB radio announcer
Rose Laub Coser – sociologist; vice-president of the American Sociological Association; president of the Eastern Sociological Society
Tim Cresswell – human geographer and poet
Nicholas Daniloff – correspondent for UPI and U.S. News & World Report
Richard Deth – voice in the autism and vaccine controversy
Michael Dukakis – former Massachusetts State Governor and 1988 Democratic Presidential Candidate
Matthias Felleisen – author of How to Design Programs
William M. Fowler – historian, former director of the Massachusetts Historical Society
James Alan Fox – authority on serial killers and hate crimes
Auroop Ratan Ganguly – Water & Climate Science, Data & Network Science, and Infrastructure Resilience
Ashley Gjøvik – Program manager for the Intelligent Solutions to Urban Pollution for Equity and Resilience Impact Engine; whistleblower and activist
Alexander Gorlov – ASME Thomas A. Edison Award winner; inventor of the Gorlov helical turbine
Gary Goshgarian – author, uses the pen name Gary Braver
Nat Hentoff – Guggenheim Fellow, Fulbright Fellow
M. Whitney Kelting
Harlan Lane – MacArthur Foundation Genius Award winner
Jack Levin – authority on serial killers and hate crimes
Karl Lieberherr – computer scientist
Peter K. Manning – authority on the occupational culture of policing
Pran Nath – co-developer of the theory of supergravity
Robert B. Parker – author of the "Spenser" novels
Rupal Patel – speech scientist and founder of VOCALiD
Justin B. Ries – marine scientist and inventor
Walter V. Robinson – Pulitzer-winning journalist
Nada Sanders – Distinguished Professor of Supply Chain Management at the D’Amore-McKim School of Business
Mikhail Shubin – member of the Russian Academy of Sciences and mathematician
Justine Siegal – baseball coach and sports educator
Alessandro Vespignani – American Physical Society Fellow, Member of the Academia Europaea
Mitchell Wand – author of Essentials of Programming Languages




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Suku Isan
• Perang Revolusi Amerika Serikat
• Ras manusia
• Agama Hindu
• Perang Dingin
• Daftar julukan kota di New Jersey
• Bahasa Raetia
• Melchizedek
• Bangladesh
• Pemotongan kelamin perempuan
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