List of Providence College alumni

This is a list of notable alumni of Providence College. == Entertainment and communications == David Angell – Emmy Award-winning television producer, victim of the September 11 attacks (was a passenger of American Airlines Flight 11) Doris Burke – sports analyst for ESPN, former Friars basketball player David R. Colburn – author and professor of history Wally Dunn – Broadway actor, most recently appeared in Gypsy and Spamalot Brett Epstein – actor, playwright Matt Farley – musician Peter Farrelly – film director, screenwriter, and producer Janeane Garofalo – actress, comedian Caryn James (as Caryn A. Fuoroli) – film and television critic, novelist Mike Leonard – television journalist on NBC's Today Show James O'Brien – film director, screenwriter, and producer John O'Hurley – actor, television host Sean McAdam – sportswriter covering the Boston Red Sox Edward Scanlon – Executive Vice President (retired) of NBC Paul G. Tremblay – author Joseph Ungaro – newspaper journalist == Business == Brian Burke – president of hockey operations of the Pittsburgh Penguins, former Friars ice hockey player Rich Gotham – president of Boston Celtics Karen Ignagni – president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans Lou Lamoriello – general manager of the New York Islanders John Marinatto – former commissioner of the Big East Conference Arthur F. Ryan – former chairman and CEO of Prudential Insurance Company of America Jack Tretton – former CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America == Politics and law == Scott Avedisian – Mayor of Warwick, Rhode Island Michael Napolitano – Mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island Peter J. Barnes – Member of New Jersey State Parole Board, former New Jersey State Senator Jack Brennan – former chief of staff to Richard Nixon Frank Caprio – chief judge of Providence Municipal Court Arn Chorn-Pond – international human rights activist Jasiel Correia – former Mayor of Fall River, Massachusetts Richard M. Daley – Former Mayor of Chicago Richard J. Daronco – former United States federal judge Tom Dart – Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois Frank Devlin – former senior counsel to ExxonMobil in Houston, Texas Armando Diaz – Marshal of Italy, World War 1 commander (Providence College's first alumnus) Chris Dodd – former United States Senator representing Connecticut Thomas J. Dodd – former United States Senator representing Connecticut Benjamin Downing – currently the youngest Massachusetts State Senator John H. Fanning – former National Labor Relations Board Chair Joseph J. Fauliso – former Lt.

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List of Providence College alumni

This is a list of notable alumni of Providence College. == Entertainment and communications == David Angell – Emmy Award-winning television producer, victim of the September 11 attacks (was a passenger of American Airlines Flight 11) Doris Burke – sports analyst for ESPN, former Friars basketball player David R. Colburn – author and professor of history Wally Dunn – Broadway actor, most recently appeared in Gypsy and Spamalot Brett Epstein – actor, playwright Matt Farley – musician Peter Farrelly – film director, screenwriter, and producer Janeane Garofalo – actress, comedian Caryn James (as Caryn A. Fuoroli) – film and television critic, novelist Mike Leonard – television journalist on NBC's Today Show James O'Brien – film director, screenwriter, and producer John O'Hurley – actor, television host Sean McAdam – sportswriter covering the Boston Red Sox Edward Scanlon – Executive Vice President (retired) of NBC Paul G. Tremblay – author Joseph Ungaro – newspaper journalist == Business == Brian Burke – president of hockey operations of the Pittsburgh Penguins, former Friars ice hockey player Rich Gotham – president of Boston Celtics Karen Ignagni – president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans Lou Lamoriello – general manager of the New York Islanders John Marinatto – former commissioner of the Big East Conference Arthur F. Ryan – former chairman and CEO of Prudential Insurance Company of America Jack Tretton – former CEO of Sony Computer Entertainment America == Politics and law == Scott Avedisian – Mayor of Warwick, Rhode Island Michael Napolitano – Mayor of Cranston, Rhode Island Peter J. Barnes – Member of New Jersey State Parole Board, former New Jersey State Senator Jack Brennan – former chief of staff to Richard Nixon Frank Caprio – chief judge of Providence Municipal Court Arn Chorn-Pond – international human rights activist Jasiel Correia – former Mayor of Fall River, Massachusetts Richard M. Daley – Former Mayor of Chicago Richard J. Daronco – former United States federal judge Tom Dart – Sheriff of Cook County, Illinois Frank Devlin – former senior counsel to ExxonMobil in Houston, Texas Armando Diaz – Marshal of Italy, World War 1 commander (Providence College's first alumnus) Chris Dodd – former United States Senator representing Connecticut Thomas J. Dodd – former United States Senator representing Connecticut Benjamin Downing – currently the youngest Massachusetts State Senator John H. Fanning – former National Labor Relations Board Chair Joseph J. Fauliso – former Lt.

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