List of Colby College alumni

Civil War General and Governor of Massachusetts Benjamin Franklin Butler, class of 1838

This list of Colby College alumni includes graduates, non-graduate former students, current students, and honorary degree recipients of Colby College. Colby, which was founded in 1813, has a total of more than 25,000 living alumni.[citation needed]

## Academia

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### Educators

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Martin Brewer Anderson | 1840  | President of the University of Rochester from 1853 to 1888  |
Theophilus C. Abbot | 1845  | President of State Agricultural College (now Michigan State University) from 1862 to 1885  |
Nathan Cook Brackett | 1864 (transfer)  | founder of Storer College and Bluefield State College |
Edward Bennett Mathews (geologist) | 1891  | Professor of Mineralogy and Petrography at Johns Hopkins University |
George Perley Phenix | 1883  | President of Hampton University, and teacher  | [1]
Shailer Mathews | 1884  | Dean of the University of Chicago Divinity School, 1908-1933  |
George Ricker Berry | 1885  | Semitic Scholar and Professor at Colgate Rochester Crozer Divinity School |
Arthur J. Roberts | 1890  | President of Colby College, 1908-1927  |
Franklin W. Johnson | 1891  | President of Colby College, 1929-1942  |
Charles Huntington Whitman | 1897  | Chair of the Department of English at Rutgers University 1911-1937  |
Gordon Enoch Gates | 1919  | Head of Biology Department University of Yangon, 1921-1941  | [2]
David G. Bromley | 1963  | Author and Professor of Sociology at Virginia Commonwealth University |
Jerrold Lee Shapiro | 1964  | Director of the Center for Professional Development at Santa Clara University | [3]
Thomas Easton | 1966  | Professor of Biology at Thomas College | [4]
William "Bill" McKinney | 1968  | President and Professor of American Religion of Pacific School of Religion, 1996-2010  | [5]
Ted Snyder (economist) | 1975  | Dean of Yale School of Management, Dean of University of Chicago Booth School of Business 2001-2010  |
Gregory R. Ciottone | 1987  | Harvard Professor, pioneering physician in Counter-Terrorism Medicine, White House consultant  | [6]
Mark Panek | 1990  | Professor of English at the University of Hawaii | [7]
David Roderick | 1992  | Assistant Professor of English at University of North Carolina at Greensboro | [8]

### Research and scholarship

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Julius Dresser | ex-1860  | Philosopher  |
Charles Branch Wilson | 1884  | Scientist, marine biologist  | [9]
Fenwicke Holmes | 1906  | Author, congregational minister, and religious science leader  |
Harold Calvin Marston Morse | 1914  | Mathematician  |
Paul Wallace Gates | 1924  | United States land policy historian and author  | [10]
Doris Kearns Goodwin | 1964  | Presidential scholar and historian; notable works include the Pulitzer Prize-winning No Ordinary Time (1995) and Team of Rivals (2005)  |
Arthur G. Miller | 1964  | Professor in Art History and Archaeology at the University of Maryland, College Park |
Earle G. Shettleworth Jr. | 1970  | Maine State Historian  |
Alan Taylor (historian) | 1977  | Scholar in early Colonial America history and Pulitzer Prize winner  |
Craig A. Carlson | 1986  | Oceanographer  |

## Arts and entertainment

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Name  | Class  | Notability  | Reference

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Jack Levine | 1946  | Painter  | [11]
Loring Buzzell | 1948  | Music publisher and record label executive  | [12]
Gordon W. Bowie | 1965  | Musician  | [13]
Rocco Landesman | 1969  | Chair of the National Endowment for the Arts |
Kathy O'Dell | 1973  | art historian, theorist, curator, arts advocate, author  |
Tim O'Brien (musician) | ex-1973  | Country and bluegrass musician  |
Tom Silverman | 1976  | Founder of hip-hop record label Tommy Boy Entertainment |
Arthur Levering | 1976  | Composer  |
Lincoln Peirce | 1985  | Cartoonist and creator of the comic strip Big Nate |
Daniel Raymont | 1991  | Hollywood character actor  | [14]
Billy Bush | 1994  | Host of Access Hollywood, former host of Let's Make a Deal and The Billy Bush Show | [15]
Mike Daisey | 1996  | Monologuist, solo performer and author  |

## Athletics

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Frank Haggerty | 1897  | Head football coach at University of Akron, 1910 to 1914  |
Jack Coombs | 1906  | Two-time World Champion Major League Baseball Player; Manager (Philadelphia Phillies and Duke University)  |
Elbridge Ross | 1935  | Medalist at the 1936 Winter Olympics in hockey  | [16]
Norm Gigon | 1958  | Major League Baseball player for the Chicago Cubs | [17]
Ed Phillips (pitcher) | 1966  | Major League Baseball pitcher for the 1970 Boston Red Sox  |
Jan Volk | 1968  | General Manager of the Boston Celtics, 1984-1997  |
Sebsibe Mamo | 1970  | Ethiopian athlete; competed at the 1964 and 1968 Summer Olympics | [16]
Greg Cronin | 1986  | Assistant Coach of the Toronto Maple Leafs, 2011–present  |
Mike McRae (baseball) | 1981  | Head coach of the Canisius Golden Griffins baseball team, 2005–present  | [18]
Eric DeCosta | 1993  | Executive Vice President and General Manager, Baltimore Ravens |
Hilary Gehman | 1993  | Olympic rower, Sydney 2000 and Athens 2004; World Rowing Championships medalist  | [16]
Brian O'Halloran (baseball) | 1993  | General Manager of the Boston Red Sox |
Mark Jackson (American football coach) | 1994  | Athletic director for the Villanova University |
Meaghan Sittler | 1998  | Hockey player for the Brampton Thunder and the United States women's national ice hockey team | [19]
Courtney Kennedy | ex-2001  | Olympic medalist on the United States women's national ice hockey team, 2002 and 2006  |
Warner Nickerson | 2005  | Alpine skier  | [20]

## Business and finance

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Name  | Class  | Notability  | Reference

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Ivory Quinby | 1836  | Businessman and philanthropist  | [21]
J. Young Scammon | 1869  | Lawyer, banker, and newspaper publisher  | [22]
Herbert Elijah Wadsworth | 1892  | Businessman  |
Albert Stone | 1951  | Owner of Sterilite | [23]
Frank R. Wallace | 1954  | Owner of Integrated Management Associates |
Lawrence Pugh | 1956  | former CEO of the VF Corporation |
Tom Whidden | 1970  | President of North Sails, 1992–present  | [24]
Robert Diamond | 1973  | Former chief executive officer of Barclays Bank, Plc.  |
Edson Mitchell | 1975  | Director, Deutsche Bank | [25]
Eric S. Rosengren | 1979  | President and chief executive officer of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston |
Dawn Sweeney | 1981  | President and chief executive officer of the National Restaurant Association | [26]
Michael Federle | 1981  | Chief Executive Officer of the Forbes Media | [26]
Chip Smith | 1991  | Co-founder of The Glover Park Group |
Jason J. Hogg | 1993  | Founder of Revolution Money | [27]
John Kerr | 2011  | Production Support Legend, 2024 Boston Marathon participant  |
Mira Murati | 2011  | CTO and former interim CEO of OpenAI |

## Literature

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Name  | Class  | Notability  | Reference

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William Hutchinson Rowe | c.1900  | Historian and author  | [28]
Roland Gammon | 1937  | Religious author and ad-man  |
Thomas Savage (novelist) | 1940  | Novelist  |
Alvin Schwartz (children's author) | 1949  | Author of the series Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark | [29]
Robert B. Parker | 1954  | Author of the Spenser detective novels  |
Joe Perham | 1955  | Humorist | [30]
Annie Proulx | ex-1957  | Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Shipping News and Brokeback Mountain |
Don J. Snyder | 1968  | Novelist and screenwriter  | [31]
Gregory White Smith | 1973  | Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Jackson Pollock: An American Saga | [32]
Neil Raymond Ricco | 1970s  | Poet and writer  | [33]
Jeff Gottesfeld | 1977  | novelist, Anne Frank and Me; screen/TV writer, The Young and the Restless |
Alan Taylor (historian) | 1977  | Pulitzer Prize and Bancroft Prize-winning author and historian specializing in early American history  |
Jane Brox | 1978  | Author and 2007 Guggenheim Fellow | [34]
Geoffrey Becker | 1980  | Short story writer  | [35]
Linda Greenlaw | 1983  | Author of Hungry Ocean (captain of the Hannah Boden, sister ship to the Andrea Gail which went down in The Perfect Storm 1991)  |
Erika Mailman | 1991  | Author and journalist  | [36]
Cecily von Ziegesar | 1992  | Novelist, creator of Gossip Girl series  |
Stephanie Doyon | 1993  | Novelist, best known for The Greatest Man in Cedar Hole | [37]
Sarah Langan | 1996  | Bram Stoker Award-winning novelist  | [7]
Drew Magary | 1998  | Writer for Deadspin and GQ magazine; author of The Postmortal and Someone Could Get Hurt | [38]
Rosecrans Baldwin | 1999  | Novelist and essayist, co-founder of The Morning News |
David Barr Kirtley | 2000  | Science fiction author and co-founder of Geek's Guide to the Galaxy |

## Media

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George Horace Lorimer | 1898  | Editor-in-chief of The Saturday Evening Post |
John Roderick (correspondent) | 1937  | Correspondent for the Associated Press |
Dwight E. Sargent | 1939  | Editorial writer for The New York Herald Tribune, 1951 Nieman Fellow |
Elliot G. Jaspin | 1969  | 1979 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting | [39]
Stuart Rothenberg | 1970  | editor and publisher of The Rothenberg Political Report, CNN political analyst, and syndicated columnist  |
Ben Bradlee Jr. | 1970  | Investigative journalist and bestselling author  | [40]
Robert S. Capers | 1971  | 1992 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting | [41]
Stéphane Cornicard | 1988  | Film actor and director  | [42]
Andrea Nix Fine | 1991  | Oscar winner, 2013 Best Documentary Short Subject  | [43]
Amy Walter | 1991  | Political Director of ABC News, former house editor for the Cook Political Report, Editor in Chief of The Hotline |
Dan Harris (journalist) | 1993  | ABC News anchor and reporter  |
Billy Bush | 1994  | TV personality and nephew of President George H. W. Bush |
Hannah Beech | 1995  | Journalist for Time magazine  |
Sarah Lee (reporter) | 1995  | Washington DC news reporter  |
Matt Apuzzo | 2000  | 2012 winner of the Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting | [44]

## Politics and government

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### Members of the United States Congress

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Virgil D. Parris | ex-1827  | U.S. Representative from Maine 1837–1840  | [45]
Daniel T. Jewett | ex-1830  | U.S. Senator from Missouri 1870–1871  | [45]
James Brooks (Whig) | 1831  | U.S. Representative from New York 1849–1853, 1863–1866, 1867–1873  |
Wyman B. S. Moor | 1831  | U.S. Senator from Maine 1848, Maine Attorney General 1844-1847  | [46]
James S. Wiley | 1836  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1847-1849  | [46]
Benjamin Franklin Butler (politician) | 1838  | U.S. Representative from Massachusetts 1867–1875, 1877–1879, Civil War general, 33rd Governor of Massachusetts |
Stephen Coburn | 1839  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1861  |
Benjamin White Norris | 1843  | U.S. Representative from Alabama, 1868-1869  |
Mark H. Dunnell | 1849  | U.S. Representative from Minnesota 1871–1883, 1889-1891  |
Seth L. Milliken | ex-1852  | U.S. Representative from Maine 1883-1897  |
Nelson Dingley Jr. | 1855  | U.S. Representative from Maine 1881–1899, 34th Governor of Maine 1874-1876  | [46]
Alfred Eliab Buck | 1859  | U.S. Representative from Alabama 1869–1871, United States Ambassador to Japan, 1897 to 1902  |
Richard C. Shannon | 1862  | U.S. Representative from New York 1895–1899, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Costa Rica 1891-1893  | [47]
Forrest Goodwin | 1880  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1913  |
Asher Hinds | 1883  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1911-1917  |
John E. Nelson (Maine) | 1898  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1921-1933  |
Angier Goodwin | 1902  | U.S. Representative from Massachusetts, 1943-1955  |
Charles P. Nelson (congressman) | 1928  | U.S. Representative from Maine, 1949-1957  |
Chester Earl Merrow | 1929  | U.S. Representative from New Hampshire, 1943-1963  |
Edward Gurney | 1935  | U.S. Senator from Florida (1969–1974)  |

### United States Federal and State Court Judges

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Percival Bonney | 1863  | Maine Superior Court Judge, 1878-1906  | [48]
Leslie C. Cornish | 1875  | Chief Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, 1917-1925  |
Warren C. Philbrook | 1882  | Mayor of Waterville 1899–1900, Maine Attorney General, 1909–10, Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, 1913-1928  | [49]
Hugh Dean McLellan | 1895  | Federal judge on the United States District Court for the District of Massachusetts |
Nathaniel Tompkins | 1903  | Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, 1945-1949  | [50]
Joseph Jabar | 1968  | Justice of the Maine Supreme Judicial Court, 2009–present  | [51]
Kenneth R. Melvin | 1974  | Circuit Court Judge and member of the Virginia House of Delegates | [52]

### United States Governors

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Samuel Cony | ex-1829  | 31st Governor of Maine, 1864-1867  | [53]
George A. Ramsdell | ex-1857  | 46th Governor of New Hampshire 1897-1899  | [46]
Harris M. Plaisted | 1853  | Governor of Maine 1881-1883  |
Llewellyn Powers | ex-1861  | Governor of Maine 1901-1908  | [46]
Marcellus Stearns | 1863  | Governor of Florida 1874-1877  | [46]
Janet T. Mills | ex-1965  | Governor of Maine 2019-present  | [46]

### Other political and legal figures

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Name  | Class  | Notability  | Reference

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Albert G. Jewett | 1823  | United States Chargé d'Affaires to Peru 1845-1847  |
Elijah P. Lovejoy | 1826  | Abolitionist  |
Manly B. Townsend | 1828  | Maine State Senator  | [54]
Edgar Harkness Gray | 1838  | Baptist clergyman and former Chaplain of the Senate |
Leonard Swett | c. 1840-45  | close friend of President Lincoln and an organizer for the 1860 Chicago Republican National Convention  |
Josiah Hayden Drummond | 1846  | 16th Attorney General of Maine, 1860-1863  |
Isaac Smith Kalloch | 1852  | Baptist minister, founder and first president of Ottawa University, mayor of San Francisco, California |
Cyrus Hamlin (general) | 1859  | General in the Union Army | [55]
Bartlett Tripp | ex-1861  | Ambassador to Austria 1893-1897  | [46]
Henry C. Merriam | ex-1862  | United States Army general awarded Medal of Honor |
Edwin Francis Lyford | 1877  | Massachusetts State Senator, 1894  | [56]
Herbert Lord | 1884  | Director of the United States Bureau of the Budget (now the Office of Management and Budget), 1922-1929  |
Byron Boyd | 1886  | Secretary of State of Maine, 1897 to 1907  | [57]
Holman Day | 1887  | Military secretary to the Governor of Maine John Fremont Hill, 1901-1904  |
Merton L. Miller | 1890  | Acting Chief of the Ethnological Survey for the Philippine Islands  |
George Otis Smith | 1893  | Director of United States Geological Survey, 1907–1922, first chairman of the Federal Power Commission |
Robert N. Anthony | 1938  | United States Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller), 1965-1968  | [58]
Rachel Bubar Kelly | 1947  | Prohibition Party candidate for United States Vice President  |
Robert S. Gelbard | 1964  | United States Ambassador to Bolivia (1988–1991) and United States Ambassador to Indonesia (1999–2001)  |
Peter D. Hart | 1964  | founder of Peter D. Hart Research Associates, a political polling organization  |
Pete Rouse | 1968  | Chief of Staff to President Barack Obama, former Senior Advisor to President Barack Obama, former Chief of Staff to Tom Daschle |
Patrick Duddy | 1972  | United States Ambassador to Venezuela 2007-2010  |
Arthur L. Bell | 1974  | Maine state representative  | [59]
David Lemoine | 1978  | State Treasurer of Maine 2005-2010  |
David Linsky | 1979  | Massachusetts House of Representatives |
Peter Forman | 1980  | Minority Leader of the Massachusetts House of Representatives, 1991-1995  | [60]
Christopher Mellon | 1980  | Staff Director of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence, 1989-1999  |
Thomas A. Betro | 1981  | Director of the Naval Criminal Investigative Service 2006 - 2010  |
Daniel Shagoury | 1982  | Maine House of Representatives | [61]
Dana Hanley | 1984  | Member of the Maine Senate, 1992-1996  | [62]
Paul Doyle (politician) | 1985  | Connecticut Senator from the Ninth District  | [63]
Sean McCormack | 1986  | Assistant Secretary for Public Affairs and U.S. State Department Spokesman  |
Daniel K. Webster | 1987  | Massachusetts State Representatives, 2003-2013  | [64]
Michael Marcello | 1990  | Member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives 2009–present  | [65]
J. Patrick O'Neill | 1993  | Member of the Rhode Island House of Representatives 2005–present  | [66]
Andrew Monroe Rice | 1996  | 2008 Democratic nominee, candidate, United States Senate (Oklahoma) (lost to Senator James Inhofe)  |
Devin Beliveau | 2001  | Maine State Representative from District 151, 2010-2012  |
Linwood E. Palmer Jr. |  | Maine Legislator, Candidate, Maine Governor, 1978  |
Daniel T. Jewett |  | Republican US Senator (Missouri) 1870–71, Missouri State Representative  |
Elizabeth Hanson | 2002  | CIA Officer killed in the Camp Chapman attack, Afghanistan  |
Lot M. Morrill |  | U.S. Senator (1861–69), Governor of Maine (1857–1861), Treasury Secretary (1876–77)  |
Brendan Crighton | 2005  | Massachusetts State Senator, 2018-Present  | [67]
Charles L. Phillips | 1878  | U.S. Army brigadier general  | [68][69]

## Others

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George Boardman (missionary) | 1822  | First Graduate of Colby College, Baptist missionary  |
Horace G. Cates |  | Los Angeles County, California, coroner  | [70]
Mary Caffrey Low | 1875  | Founder, Sigma Kappa sorority  |
Elizabeth Gorham Hoag |  | Founder, Sigma Kappa sorority  |
Ida Fuller |  | Founder, Sigma Kappa sorority  |
Frances Elliott Mann Hall |  | Founder, Sigma Kappa sorority  |
Louise Helen Coburn |  | Founder, Sigma Kappa sorority  |
Arthur B. Patten | 1890  | United States Congregational Church clergyman  |
Bern Porter | 1932  | Artist and scientist  | [71]
Stephen Sternberg | 1941  | Pathologist and author  |
Myron "Pinky" Thompson | 1950  | Trustee of the Bishop Estate (now known as Kamehameha Schools), President of the Polynesian Voyaging Society |
Riki Ott | 1976  | Marine toxicologist oil spill expert  |
Savas (Zembillas) of Pittsburgh | 1979  | Bishop of the Greek Orthodox Metropolis of Pittsburgh |
Wylie Dufresne | 1992  | Chef and owner of wd~50 restaurant in New York City, featured as a judge on Top Chef |
Tara Allain | 2008  | Miss Maine 2007  |

## See also

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* List of Colby College Faculty

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