Notable Members
- Carol M. Browner, former United States Environmental Protection Agency administrator – Miami-Dade College
- Dr. Sylvia Earle, oceanographer and explorer – St. Petersburg College
- Alberto Gutman, former Florida Republican politician
- Fred Haise, Apollo 13 astronaut – Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College
- Clarence Harmon, former mayor of St. Louis – St. Louis Community College
- Garrett Johnson, shot putter and Rhodes Scholar
- Rich Karlgaard, Forbes Magazine publisher – Bismarck State College
- Dr. Jeane Kirkpatrick, former United Nations ambassador – Stephens College
- Jim Lehrer, journalist and PBS news anchor – Victoria College
- Wes Moore, author - Valley Forge Military Academy and College
- Francine Irving Neff, former Treasurer of the United States – Cottey College
- Mirta Ojito, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist – Miami-Dade Community College
- H. Ross Perot, businessman and former presidential candidate – Texarkana College
- James F. Ports, Jr., former Maryland House of Delegates member – Essex Community College
- Dr. Dan Stoenescu, Romanian diplomat, political scientist and journalist – College of Alameda
- Sela Ward, actress – Meridian Community College
- Michael Weiss, Olympic ice skater and American national champion – Prince George's Community College
- Steven Whitehurst, award-winning author – South Suburban College
- Trisha Yearwood, country musician – Young Harris College
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