Elizabeth Arnold ’82, Journalist, National Public Radio
Ken Bader ’71, Senior Editor, WGBH “The World”
Ken Baker ’92, Executive News Producer, E! News
Monica Crowley ’90, Biographer and Foreign Policy Assistant to Richard Nixon; Political and International Affairs Analyst, Fox Television Group
Thomas A. Dine ’62, Former President, Radio Free Europe
Jeff Fager ’77, Chairman, CBS News, Executive Producer, 60 Minutes
Howard Fineman ’70, Editorial Director, Huffington Post; News Analyst, MSNBC
Chris Hedges ’79, Former Foreign Correspondent, New York Times
Michael Hiltzik ’73, Pulitzer Prize-winning Journalist, Los Angeles Times
C. Bruce Knecht ’80, Former Foreign Correspondent for Asia, Wall Street Journal
John Larson ’75, Correspondent, NBC News and Dateline
Austin Murphy ’83, Senior Writer, Sports Illustrated
Craig Neff ’79, Assistant Managing Editor, Sports Illustrated
Sheila Norman-Culp ’80, Assistant Europe Editor, Associated Press
Linda Pattillo ’78, Former Correspondent, CNN
Andy Rooney ’42*, Writer and Correspondent, CBS, 60 Minutes
Brian Rooney ’74, Correspondent, KCET “SoCal Connected”; Former Freelance Correspondent, ABC News – Nightline
Stephanie Rosenbloom ’97, Staff Reporter, New York Times
Priit Vesilind ’64, Former Senior Writer, National Geographic
Mel Watkins ’62, Former Staff Member, New York Times; Social Commentator and Critic; NEH Professor at Colgate in ’07 & ’08
Bob Woodruff ’83, Reporter, ABC News
David Ball ’50, Bishop, Albany Episcopal Diocese
Roger Ferlo ’73, Former Priest, The Episcopal Church of St. Luke in the Fields, New York City; Former Director of the Center for Lifetime Theological Education, Virginia Theological Seminary
Richard Schaper ’67, Former Senior Pastor, the Lutheran Church
Oswald Avery 1900*, Molecular biologist and co-discoverer of DNA who received multiple Nobel Prize nominations
Dr. Harvey Berger ’72, CEO and Chairman, Ariad Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Dr. Gerald Fischbach ’60, Scientific Director, Simons Foundation Autism Research Initiative
Dr. John Fleming ’67, Neurologist, University of Wisconsin, Madison; 2012 National Multiple Sclerosis Society Hall of Fame Honoree
Dr. Francis Gasparini ’69, Director of Biotechnology, Pfizer
Dr. Alan Gewirtz ’71*, Professor of Medicine and Pathology at the University of Pennsylvania; Head of the Hematologic Malignancy Program at the Abramson Cancer
Center; Recipient of the Doris Duke Distinguished Clinical Scientist Award
Dr. Rudy Leibel ’63, Professor of Pediatrics and Medicine, Columbia University; Director of the Division of Molecular Genetics; Co-Director of the Naom Berrie Diabetes Center; internationally recognized expert on obesity
Dr. Timothy Mastro ’75, Vice President of Family Health International; Former Deputy Director of the Global AIDS Program, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Dr. Henry Nadler ’57, former Chief of Staff, Children’s Memorial Hospital in Chicago; developed the procedure for amniocentesis
Dr. Jeffrey Rothstein ’77, Director of the Robert Packard Center for ALS Research and Professor of Neurology and Neuroscience, Johns Hopkins University; internationally credited as a top ALS researcher
Dr. Bernard Siegel ’53, Retired Assistant Clinical Professor of General and Pediatric Surgery, Yale University; Author of the best-selling book Love, Medicine and Miracles
Dr. Andrew Stephenson ’93, Director of Urologic Oncology, Glickman Urological and Kidney Institute at the Cleveland Clinic
Dr. Michael Wolk ’60, Cardiologist, NY Cardiology Associates; Professor of Clinical Medicine at Weill Cornell Medical College
Rich Erenberg ’84, Former Running Back, Pittsburgh Steelers
Andrew S. Esocoff ’79, Director, NBC Sports Sunday Night Football
Dr. Dan Fortmann ’36*, former Guard, Chicago Bears; former Team Physician, LA Rams; 1965 Pro Football Hall of Fame Inductee
Adonal Foyle ’98, Former Center, Golden State Warriors and the Orlando Magic; Former Director of Player Development, Orlando Magic
Howard Ganz ’63, Partner and Co-Head of the Sports Law group, Proskauer, Rose LLP; Firm represents the MLB, NBA, WNBA, NHL, NFL, Major League Soccer, the Philadelphia Eagles, and the New York Jets
Bruce Gardner ’94, Former Center, Ottawa Senators, Tampa Bay Lightning, Columbus Blue Jackets, and the New Jersey Devils
Marvin Hubbard ’68, Former Fullback, Oakland Raiders and Detroit Lions
Howard Katz ’71, Senior VP of Media Relations, NFL; Former President of ABC Sports
Andy McDonald ’00, Center, St. Louis Blues; Center for the 2007 Stanley Cup championship-winning Anaheim Ducks
Mike Milbury ’74, Hockey Analyst of the CBC “Hockey Night in Canada”; Former General Manager, NY Islanders; Former Head Coach, Boston College, Boston Bruins, and NY Islanders; 2006 Inductee into the U.S. Hockey Hall of Fame
Mark Murphy ’77, CEO and President, Green Bay Packers; Former Safety, Washington Redskins; Former Athletic Director, Colgate University; Super Bowl XVII (player) and XLV (President) Champion
Steve Poapst ’91, Assistant Coach, Rockford IceHogs; Former Defenseman, Washington Capitals, Chicago Blackhawks, Pittsburgh Penguins, and St. Louis Blues
Eugene Robinson ’85, Analyst, Carolina Panthers Radio Network; Former Safety, Carolina Panthers, Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers, Seattle Seahawks; Super Bowl XXXI Champion with the Green Bay Packers
Ken Schanzer ’66, Retired President of NBC Universal Sports
Dr. Ernest Vandeweghes ’49, Former Guard, New York Knicks; Former Majority Owner, L.A. Lakers; Former Chairman of the President's Council for Physical Fitness and Sports; Former Member of the Olympic Sports Commission
Mark van Eeghen ’74, Former Running Back, Oakland Raiders and New England Patriots
Douglas Wilson ’57, Retired Director and Producer, ABC Sports