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DeutschList of Skidmore College people
Here follows a list of some notable people associated with Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, New York. It includes graduates, attendees, faculty, and presidents of the college.
Distinguished alumni
[edit]Arts and entertainment
[edit]- Kristina Anapau, actor, True Blood (Class of 2009)[1]
- Glenda Arentzen, goldsmith and jeweler (Class of 1962)[2]
- Mary Jane Auch, writer and illustrator of children's books (Class of 1960)[3]
- Nathan Barr, Emmy-winning film and TV composer and musician (Class of 1995)[4]
- Zazie Beetz, actor, Deadpool 2 and Atlanta (Class of 2013)[5]
- Lake Bell, actor, Boston Legal and Childrens Hospital (attended)[6]
- Molly Bernard, actor, Younger (Class of 2010)[7]
- Jon Bernthal, actor, The Walking Dead and The Wolf of Wall Street (attended)[8]
- Lucinda Bliss, artist (Class of 1988)[9]
- Diane Burko, artist focusing on climate change (Class of 1966)[10]
- Eddie Cahill, actor, Miracle and CSI: NY (attended)[8]
- Ruth Sacks Caplin, screenwriter of Mrs. Palfrey at the Claremont (Class of 1941)[11]
- Kyle Carey, singer and musician (Class of 2008)[12]
- Lyn Chevli, underground cartoonist (Class of 1953)[13]
- Sharon Church, metalsmith artist and jeweler (Class of 1970)[14]
- Kathleen Collins, playwright, filmmaker, director, civil rights activist, and educator, Losing Ground (Class of 1963)[15]
- Gladys Emerson Cook, artist (Class of 1921)[16]
- Kelly Curtis, actor (Class of 1978)[17]
- Betsy Damon, ecofeminist artist (Class of 1963)[18]
- Evan Dando, musician with The Lemonheads (attended)[19]
- Grace DeGennaro, visual artist (Class of 1978)[20]
- Dorothy Dehner, painter and sculptor (Class of 1952)[21]
- Pete Donnelly, musician with The Figgs, NRBQ, Soul Asylum, and Mike Viola & the Candybutchers (Class of 2017)[22]
- Garrett "G. Love" Dutton, musician with G. Love & Special Sauce (attended)[23]
- Courtney Fink, arts organizer (Class of 1994)[24]
- Arline Fisch, artist and professor (Class of 1952)[25]
- Judith Flanders, author and historian (Class of 1980)[26]
- Chris Fleming, comedian and creator of the web series Gayle (Class of 2009)[27]
- Zach Gage, video game designer, SpellTower, Really Bad Chess, Card of Darkness (Class of 2007)[28]
- Anthony Geraci, blues pianist and member of both Sugar Ray & the Bluetones and Ronnie Earl & the Broadcasters.[29]
- Laura Anne Gilman, author of fantasy novels (Class of 1989)[30]
- Tawny Godin, former Miss America 1976 (attended)[31]
- Holter Graham, actor and producer (Class of 1994)[8]
- Mick Grøndahl, bassist with Jeff Buckley[32]
- Dorothy Hafner, ceramicist and glass artist (Class of 1974)[33]
- Margaret Halsey, author, With Malice Toward Some (Class of 1930)[34]
- Paula Hayes, environmental artist (class of 1987)[35]
- Justin Henry, actor, Kramer vs. Kramer and Sixteen Candles (Class of 1993)[36]
- John Hoberg, screenwriter and producer, Better Off Ted, Black-ish, Elemental (Class of 1993)[37]
- Elizabeth Hoffman Honness, author of children's mystery novels (Class of 1926)[38]
- Scott Jacoby, record producer (Class of 1993)[39]
- Julia Jacquette, artist (Class of 1986)[40]
- Sara Juli, dancer and choreographer (Class of 2000)[41]
- Ian Kahn, actor, Turn: Washington's Spies (Class of 1994)[42]
- Scott Hamilton Kennedy, documentarian (Class of 1987)[43]
- Rya Kihlstedt, actor, Dexter, Nashville (Class of 1991)[44]
- Emily Lazar, audio mastering engineer (Class of 1993)[45]
- Elizabeth LeCompte, co-founder and director of The Wooster Group, and a MacArthur Fellow (Class of 1966)[46]
- Jardine Libaire, writer (Class of 1995)[47]
- Sydney Magruder Washington, ballet dancer (Class of 2014)[48]
- Lenore Malen, artist (Class of 1966)[49]
- Evan Mast and Mike Stroud, musicians with Ratatat (Class of 2001)[50][51]
- Courtney Mattison, sculptor and ocean advocate (Class of 2008)[52]
- Molly McGrann, novelist and literary critic (Class of 1995)[53]
- Will Menaker, political satirist and host of Chapo Trap House[54]
- David Miner, television producer, 30 Rock, Parks and Recreation, and The Tracy Morgan Show (Class of 1991)[55]
- Brad Morris, actor and writer (Class of 1998)[56]
- Jack Mulhern, actor, The Society and Mare of Easttown (Class of 2017)
- Peter Nichols, author (Class of 2007)[57]
- Michael Nozik, film producer, Crossing Delancey, The Motorcycle Diaries, and Quiz Show (Class of 1976)[58]
- Nelle Nugent, Broadway producer, Time Stands Still (Class of 1960)[59]
- Julia Nunes, singer, songwriter, YouTube celebrity (Class of 2011)[60]
- Ashley Peldon, actor, Guiding Light, Ghost World (Class of 2007)[61]
- Courtney Peldon, actor, Home Improvement, Boston Public (Class of 2007)[62]
- Pat Place, no wave musician with Bush Tetras and the Contortions (attended)[63]
- Mary Marr "Polly" Platt, producer, production designer, screenwriter (attended)
- Jason Reitman, filmmaker, Juno, Up in the Air, Saturday Night (attended)[64]
- Ariana Richards, actor and painter, Jurassic Park (Class of 2002)[65]
- Jane Roberts, author and poet (attended)[66]
- Gloria Sachs, fashion designer (Class of 1947)[67]
- Sybil Shearer, modern dance pioneer and writer (Class of 1934)[68]
- Jason Shinder, poet and founder of the YMCA National Writer's Voice program (Class of 1978)[69]
- Caroline Slade, social worker and author of early "social problem" novels (attended pre-1911)[70]
- Micah Sloat, actor, Paranormal Activity (Class of 2004)[71]
- Barbara Tfank, fashion designer (Class of 1972)[72]
- Robert Tracy, dancer, writer, and educator (Class of 1977)[73]
- Leslie Ullman, poet (Class of 1969)[74]
- Joan Wadleigh Curran, artist (Class of 1972)[75]
- Matthew Wolff, graphic designer (Class of 2012)[76]
- David Yoo, YA author and essayist (Class of 1996)[77]
- Lila York, dancer and choreographer (Class of 1970)[78]
- Michael Zegen, actor, Rescue Me, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (Class of 2001)[8]
Athletics
[edit]- Matt Hyson, professional wrestler whose stage name is Spike Dudley (Class of 1992)[79]
- Carlie Irsay-Gordon, co-owner of the Indianapolis Colts (Class of 2005)[80]
- Abby Peck, Olympic rower (Class of 1978)[81]
Business and philanthropy
[edit]- Molly Baz, chef and cookbook author, Cook This Book and More Is More (Class of 2010)[82]
- Barbara Bloom, senior vice president of CBS Daytime[83]
- Cynthia Carroll, CEO of Anglo American, ranked 14th most powerful woman in the world by Forbes in 2010 (Class of 1978)[84]
- Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream (attended)[85]
- Helen Corbitt, chef and cookbook author (Class of 1928)[86]
- Louise Fili, graphic designer (Class of 1973)[87]
- Thea Flaum, television producer best known as the creator of Sneak Previews (Class of 1960)[88]
- Darren Herman, entrepreneur, angel investor, founder of Silicon Alley Sports and Operating Partner at Bain Capital (Class of 2004)[89]
- Oskar Ibru, business magnate, Chairman of the Ibru Organization (class of 1981)[90]
- Emmanuel Ibru, businessman, Group Executive Director of the Ibru Organization (class of 1984)[91]
- Jono Pandolfi, ceramicist and dinnerware designer (Class of 1999)[92]
- Rob Sands, executive chair of Constellation Brands (Class of 1981)[93]
- Gregg Smith, investor and former investment banker, founder of Evolution Venture Capital Partners, regular contributor on Fox Business (Class of 1992)[94]
- Joseph Tacopina, attorney (Class of 1988)[95]
- Wilma Stein Tisch, board member and philanthropist (Class of 1948)[96]
Education and science
[edit]- I. Elaine Allen, survey statistician and biostatistician (Class of 1970)[97]
- Wendy Benchley, marine conservationist (Class of 1963)[98]
- Benjamin Bolger, sociology professor at the College of William & Mary (MA 2007)[99]
- Leah Buechley, developer of the LilyPad Arduino toolkit for wearable electronics (Class of 1997)[100]
- Sallie W. Chisholm, biological oceanographer at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Class of 1969)[101]
- Céline Cousteau, environmental advocate and documentarian (Class of 1994)[102]
- Daniel DiSalvo, political science professor (Class of 1998)[103]
- Rear Admiral Karen Flaherty-Oxler, former Deputy Surgeon General of Navy Medicine (Class of 1974)[104]
- Terry Fulmer, geriatrics researcher and president of The John A. Hartford Foundation (Class of 1976)[105]
- Patricia Glibert, marine scientist and president of the Association for the Sciences of Limnology and Oceanography (Class of 1974)[106]
- Ruby Puryear Hearn, biophysicist and Senior Vice President Emerita of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (Class of 1960)[107]
- Heather Hurst, archaeologist and a MacArthur Fellow (Class of 1997)[108]
- Fillia Makedon, computer scientist (Class of 1968)[109]
- Jens David Ohlin, dean of Cornell Law School (Class of 1996)[110]
- Hazel Stiebeling, nutritionist and early developer of "daily allowance" guidelines (Class of 1915)[111]
- Amy Townsend-Small, director of the Environmental Studies Program at the University of Cincinnati (Class of 1998)[112]
- Jessica Wahman, Emory University philosophy professor and author (Class of 1990)[113]
Journalism
[edit]- Lise Bang-Jensen, journalist (Inside Albany) and New York policy analyst (Class of 1971)[114]
- Arwa Damon, Middle East correspondent for CNN (Class of 1999)[115]
- Cassandra Giraldo, photojournalist and documentarian (Class of 2011)[116]
- Jane Gross, sportswriter, New York Times journalist, and author (Class of 1969)[117]
- Juleyka Lantigua, journalist (The Atlantic, NPR) and podcast producer (Class of 1996)[118]
- Grace Mirabella, author and former editor-in-chief of Vogue (Class of 1950)[119]
- Cal Perry, correspondent for CNN based in the network's Beirut bureau (Class of 2001)[120]
- Webster Tarpley, author, historian, conspiracy theorist (MA)[121]
Politics and public affairs
[edit]- Nikki Beare, political and social activist, inductee to Florida Women's Hall of Fame (Class of 1980)[122]
- Senator Joseph Bruno, New York State Senate Majority Leader (also received an honorary doctorate) (Class of 1952)[123]
- Jennie Cave, first female mayor of Norwalk, Connecticut (Class of 1923)[124]
- Josh S. Cutler, Massachusetts politician (Class of 1994)[125]
- Susan M. Elliott, diplomat and president of The National Committee on American Foreign Policy (Class of 1974)[126]
- Sallie Fellows, New Hampshire politician (Class of 1974)[127]
- J. Christopher Giancarlo, chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (Class of 1981)[128]
- Fred Guttenberg, gun-control activist (Class of 1988)[129]
- Maxine Isaacs, political analyst (Class of 1969)[130]
- Joseph Ben Kaifala, Sierra Leonean human rights activist (Class of 2008)[131]
- Carolyn Konheim, environmental activist and cofounder of Citizens for Clean Air (Class of 1959)[132]
- Helene Schneider, former mayor of Santa Barbara, California (Class of 1992)[133]
- Kate Snyder, mayor of Portland, Maine (Class of 1992)[134][135]
- Eleanor Weinstock, Florida politician (Class of 1950)[136]
- Anne Wexler, political advisor and lobbyist (Class of 1951)[137]
- Melissa Winter, chief of staff and senior advisor to Michelle Obama (Class of 1989)[138]
Notable faculty
[edit]- Yacub Addy, Ghanaian drum master and composer[139]
- April Bernard, English professor[140]
- Robert Boyers, English professor and editor of literary journal Salmagundi[141]
- Regis Brodie, art professor[142]
- Greg Hrbek, English professor[143]
- Heather Hurst, archaeologist, anthropology professor, and MacArthur Fellow[144]
- Evan Mack, music professor[145]
- Steven Millhauser, Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist[146]
- Daniel A. Nathan, American studies professor[147]
- R. Parthasarathy, poet[148]
- Pushkala Prasad, management professor[149]
- Minita Sanghvi, business professor, author, and politician[150]
- Linda Simon, English professor[151]
- Sheldon Solomon, psychology professor[152]
- Kathryn H. Starbuck, executive secretary and law professor[153]
- Everett Stonequist, sociologist[154]
Presidents of the College
[edit]- Charles Henry Keyes (1912–1925)[155]
- Henry T. Moore (1925–1957)[155]
- Val H. Wilson (1957–1964)[155]
- Josephine Young Case (1964-1965; interim position)[156]
- Joseph C. Palamountain, Jr. (1965–1987)[155]
- David H. Porter (1987–1999)[155]
- Jamienne S. Studley (1999–2003)[155]
- Philip A. Glotzbach (2003–2020)[155]
- Marc C. Conner (2020–present)[157]
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