Ithaca College

Alumni

Ithaca College has 49,570 alumni in the United States. There are alumni clubs for Boston, Chicago, Connecticut, Los Angeles, Metro New York, National Capital, N. & S. Carolina, Philadelphia, Rochester (NY), San Diego, and Southern Florida. Alumni events are hosted in cooperation with the specific clubs and also through a program called 'IC on the Road'.

Following is a brief list of noteworthy Ithaca College alumni and faculty. For a more extensive list, see main entry List of Ithaca College alumni.

Jessica Savitch (B.S. 1968), first female network news anchor
Robert Iger (B.S. 1973), president & CEO, The Walt Disney Company
Rod Serling (former faculty), Emmy Award-winning screenwriter, creator of The Twilight Zone
Mark Mahoney (B.S. 1985), Pulitzer Prize for Editorial Writing, The Post-Star
Barbara Gaines (B.A. 1979), Emmy Award-winning executive producer, Late Show with David Letterman
Chris Regan (1989), Emmy Award-winning writer for The Daily Show from 1999-2006.
Chris Kellogg (1994), Morning Radio Host for WMAS-FM and The Kellogg Krew.
Richard Jadick (B.S. 1987), combat surgeon who was awarded the Bronze Star for service in Iraq
Steven Van Slyke (B.S. 1978), chemist, 20 patents related to Organic Light Emitting Diodes (OLEDs)
David Muir (B.S. 1995), ABC news anchor for World News Saturday and co-anchor of Primetime
Karl Ravech (B.S. 1987), ESPN sportscaster
David Boreanaz (B.S. 1991), actor, Bones, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel
Robert Marella aka Gorilla Monsoon (B.S. 1959), WWE Hall of Fame wrestler, former ringside commentator
Bob Kur (B.S. 1970), Washington Post Radio, former NBC News National Reporter
Andrew Daly (B.A. 1993), actor, "Eastbound & Down", "Semi-Pro"
USMC Major General Robert L. Wolf (B.S. 1973), Command of the New York Naval Militia.
Kate Aldrich (B.M. 1996), internationally-renowned mezzo-soprano
David Guy Levy (B.S. 2003), film producer, August and Terri.
Scott LaFaro, influential jazz bassist with the Bill Evans Trio (1959–61).
Dimitri Milovich, inventor of the first Winterstick snowboard in 1970.
Michelle Federer (B.F.A. Musical Theatre 1995), theatre and film actress; originated the character, Nessarose, in Broadway's Wicked 2003-2006
Matt Cavenaugh (B.F.A. Musical Theatre 2001), film, TV, and Broadway actor
Kristen Britain (B.S. 1987), author, Green Rider, First Rider's Call, and The High King's Tomb
Henny Hiemenz, head college football coach Carroll University
Aaron Tveit, (BFA Musical Theatre 2012), theater and film actor. Original star of Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning musical Next to Normal Catch Me If You Can
Kerry Butler, (BFA Musical Theatre 1992), Broadway actor. Nominated for a Tony Award for Best Actress for Little Shop of Horrors Xanadu Catch Me If You Can
Ben Fankhauser, (BFA Musical Theatre 2011), Broadway Actor, 1st national tour of Spring Awakening and original cast of Newsies
Jeremy Jordan, (BFA Musical Theatre 2006) Broadway Actor, originated Clyde in Bonnie and Clyde, nominated for 2012 Tony Award for best actor for Newsies
Allan Loeb, Screenwriter for films such as "21" and "The Dilemma"
C.C.H. Pounder, (1975) television actress.
Renée Knapp (B.M. 1985), Musical Star ("Phantom of the Opera", "Cats", "Nine", "Gaudi", "West Side Story", "Windy City", etc.) and actress in Europe and Australia
Giorgio A. Tsoukalos, (1998) television presenter specializing in the ancient astronaut hypothesis.
Matt Willis, (2006) ESPN NASCAR analyst.
Mustafa Erogut (M.B.A 2006), Deputy Director-General, Turkey national football team
Steven Brill, (B.F.A. 1980), Multiple Emmy award-winning lighting designer, President of The Lighting Design Group
Andy Dahill, (B.A. 2004), punk rock guitarist for L.E.S. Stitches and The Threads
Lauren DeCicca (B.F.A. 2011), Photographer for the New York Times
Josh Bray, Professional baseball player for the Atlanta Braves