List of Marist College people
This is a list of notable people from Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York.
Presidents
- Br. Paul Ambrose Fontaine, FMS (1929–1958)
- Dr. Linus Richard Foy (1958–1979)
- Dennis Murray (1979–2016)
- David N. Yellen (2016– )
Notable alumni
- Eric Adams – 18th Borough President of Brooklyn; former New York State Senator
- Joseph Borelli – New York City Councilman, former New York State Assembly Member
- Kevin Byrne '16 – New York State Assembly Member
- Edward J. Cashin – historian and Professor Emeritus at Augusta State University
- Daniel Dromm – member of New York City Council
- Terrence Fede – professional football player
- Adam Ferrara – actor and comedian
- Jon Gabrus '04 – comedian, television personality
- Bobby Joe Hatton '99 – professional basketball player
- Jared Jordan '07 – professional basketball player
- Bryan Kaenrath – member of the Maine House Of Representatives
- Anne Kenney – television producer and writer
- Kathy Liebert – professional poker player
- Ed Lowe '67 – author and journalist
- Patrick Mara – political strategist
- Kevin McCarthy - professional baseball player
- Thomas John McDonnell – former Roman Catholic coadjutor bishop
- Howard Mills III '86 – 38th New York Superintendent of Insurance; former member of the New York State Assembly
- Jason Myers – professional football player
- Jeffrey Nick – Chief Technology Officer of EMC Corporation
- Ian O'Connor '86 – New York Times best-selling author and national sports columnist
- Bill O'Reilly '71 – political commentator
- Paul X. Rinn '68 – Captain United States Navy
- Seán Sammon '70 – Superior General of the Marist Brothers order
- Rik Smits '88 – former NBA All-Star; 2nd pick in the 1988 NBA Draft
- Jeff Sutphen '98 – host of the game show BrainSurge on Nickelodeon
- Gina Trapani '97 – founder of Lifehacker; listed among Fast Company's Most Influential Women in Technology in 2009 and 2010
- Menelik Watson – professional football player
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