Notable Alumni
| Alumni | Description |
|---|---|
| Willis Seaver Adams 1862 | Painter, attended Connecticut Literary Institute sporadically between 1857 and 1862 |
| Dr. John R. Adler 1972 | Professor of neurosurgery at Stanford University Medical Center and inventor of the CyberKnife |
| H. Meade Alcorn 1926 | Former Hartford State’s Attorney and majority leader and House speaker in Connecticut’s House of Representatives. Former Republican Party Chairman. |
| Stewart Alsop II 1971 | Venture capitalist and former computer industry columnist for Fortune magazine |
| Pia Bungarten 1975 | Public servant and Division Chief for International Dialogue at the Friedrich Ebert Foundation |
| Joseph P. Campanelli 1975 | CEO of Sovereign Bank New England |
| Gustavo Cisneros 1963 | CEO of Cisneros Group Venezuela and one of the wealthiest citizens of South and Middle America |
| The Hon. George B. Daniels 1971 | United States federal judge for the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York |
| Vinny Del Negro 1984 | Former NBA player for the San Antonio Spurs, the head coach of the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers. |
| Roger C. Faxon 1967 | CEO of EMI Music Publishing |
| Harold Geneen 1926 | Business management pioneer and former president and CEO of International Telephone and Telegraph |
| Mark J. Hosenball 1969 | Award-Winning Investigative Correspondent for Newsweek |
| Archer H. Mayor 1969 | Vermont-based author of a critically acclaimed series of mystery novels featuring policeman Joe Gunther |
| James C. Morin 1971 | Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist for the Miami Herald |
| Gerald L. Parsky 1960 | Chairman of Aurora Capital Partners L.P., a Los Angeles–based investment firm, and of the Board of Regents at the University of California |
| Leigh H. (Perk) Perkins, Jr. 1971 | President and CEO of The Orvis Company |
| Leopoldo Fernández Pujals 1964 | Entrepreneur, founder of Telepizza, and president of Jazztel |
| Charles S. Prouty 1963 | Executive assistant director of Law Enforcement Services for the Federal Bureau of Investigation and former special agent in charge of the Boston Division of the FBI |
| James S. Tisch 1971 | President and chief executive officer of Loews Corporation and CEO and chairman of the board of directors of Diamond Offshore Drilling, Inc. |
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