List of Santa Monica College people

This page lists the members of Santa Monica College, including students, alumni, faculty and academic affiliates associated.

Alumni

Arts and entertainment

Rivers Cuomo

Dustin Hoffman

James Dean

• Paul Thomas Anderson, film director^[1]
• Lloyd Avery II, actor
• Penn Badgley, actor
• Steven Blum, voice actor
• Daniele Bolelli, author, podcaster
• Mark Bradford, artist,
• Chikezie, musician, American Idol (season 7) finalist
• Rivers Cuomo, musician (Weezer)
• Phire Dawson, game show model, one of Barker's Beauties
• James Dean, actor
• John Densmore, drummer for The Doors
• Daniel DeWeldon, actor
• Cliff Eidelman, musician
• Emma Ferreira, English contemporary artist, sculptor, photographer, and philanthropist
• Andrea Fay Friedman, actor
• Cam Gigandet, actor (Twilight)
• Josh Haden, musician
• Dustin Hoffman, actor
• Marco Hofschneider, actor
• Rickie Lee Jones, musician
• Mahira Khan, Pakistani actress
• Sandra Knight, actress
• Robby Krieger, musician (The Doors)
• Alison Lohman, actress
• Teena Marie, singer
• Yael Markovich, Israeli/American model and beauty queen/pageant titleholder (Miss Israel)
• Duff McKagan, musician (Guns N' Roses, Velvet Revolver, Loaded)
• Kel Mitchell, actor
• Mike Muir, musician (Suicidal Tendencies)
• Dustin O'Halloran, post-classical pianist and composer
• Sean Penn, actor
• Kenneth Price, ceramic artist and printmaker (Bachelor of Fine Arts 1956 at the University of Southern California)
• Nick Sagan, novelist and screenwriter
• Anita Sarkeesian, video game critic^[2]
• Kentaro Sato, composer
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, actor
• Ryan Seacrest, radio personality, television host, network producer and voice actor
• Michele Serros, author
• SNoW, musician
• Gloria Stuart, actress
• Kristine Sutherland, actress
• Hilary Swank, actress
• Kenan Thompson, actor
• Frank Welker, voice actor

Sports

Chad Johnson

• Laila Ali, boxer
• Isaac Bruce, professional NFL (football) player
• Glenn Cowan, table tennis player and Sino-American diplomat, ping-pong diplomacy
• Vic Darensbourg, Major League Baseball pitcher^[3]
• Barry Jaeckel, professional golfer
• Chad Johnson, Montreal Alouettes wide receiver
• Brian Kingman, Major League Baseball pitcher^[3]
• Lenny Krayzelburg, swimmer (A.A. 1996) (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration 1998 at the University of Southern California)
• Evan Lysacek, figure skating Olympic gold medalist
• Rodney McCray, Major League Baseball outfielder^[3]
• Candice Michelle, professional wrestler
• Mac O'Grady, professional golfer
• Billy Parks, professional NFL football player
• Rob Picciolo, Major League Baseball infielder^[3]
• Terry Schofield, basketball player and coach
• Steve Smith, Baltimore Ravens wide receiver
• Sean Whyte, Montreal Alouettes kicker
• Sidney Wicks, four-time NBA All-Star and 1972 NBA Rookie of the Year
• Yehuda Zadok (born 1958), Israeli Olympic runner

Other

Arnold Schwarzenegger

• Walter Cunningham, astronaut (A.S. 1958) (B.S. 1960 at the University of California, Los Angeles)
• Don Edwards, politician
• David Geffen, record executive
• Monica Lewinsky, White House intern
• Nathan Myhrvold, former Microsoft chief technology officer
• Phil Remington, motorsports engineer^[4]
• Arnold Schwarzenegger, 38th Governor of California, actor (A.A. 1977) (B.A. 1979 at the University of Wisconsin–Superior); gave the commencement address in 2005
• Stephen Silberkraus, author, politician; Nevada State Assemblyman, District 29
• Helen Singleton, civil rights activist and Freedom Rider
• Larry Stevenson, inventor, skateboarder pro
• Nick Webster, soccer commentator and Fox Soccer Channel personality
• Inonge Wina, Vice President of Zambia

Faculty

• Salvador Carrasco, film director (The Other Conquest) and Head of SMC's Film Production Program^[5]
• Victor Millan (real name Joseph Brown), actor; dean of the theatre arts department for over 25 years^[6]

References