List of Indiana University of Pennsylvania people

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The following is a list of notable alumni from the Indiana University of Pennsylvania.

Business

• Gregory Booth (1971); president and CEO of Zippo Manufacturing Company
• Albert T. (Tim) Cejka (1973); Executive VP of Exxon Mobil Exploration
• Robert E. Cook (1969); computer industry
• Terry Dunlap (1981); president of Allegheny Ludlum
• Lorraine E. Hricik (1973); VP JP Morgan Treasury Services
• Kim Lyttle (1972, M1974); VP National City Bank of Pennsylvania
• Raymond Parker (1972); President, Pitney Bowes Management Services, International
• Marla Sabo (1979); former president and COO of Christian Dior

Politics

• J. Bracken Burns Sr. (1970); Washington County (PA) Commissioner (1996-present)
• Shawn Fox; Chief of Staff, Allegheny County (PA) Chief Executive
• John Stuchell Fisher (1886); Governor of Pennsylvania 1927-1931
• Marc Gergely (attended); PA State Representative, 35th District (2003-present)
• Summers Melville Jack; U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania (1899-1903)
• John Murtha (attended); U.S. Congressman (1974-)
• Dave Reed (2000); PA State Representative, 62nd District (2003-present)
• Edward Everett Robbins (attended); U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania (1897-1899, 1917-1919)
• Brig. Gen. Rodney Ruddock (1965, M1975); Indiana County (PA) Commission Chairman; retired U.S. Army; retired educator
• Howard William Stull; U.S. Congressman from Pennsylvania (1932-1933)
• Jack Wagner (1974); Pennsylvania Auditor General, former state senator, former president of Pittsburgh City Council
• Howard Fargo, (B.S. 1951), member of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives from 1981-2000. Served as Republican Caucus Chairman 1995-2000.^[1]
• Vicki Iseman (1990); lobbyist alleged to have had an "improper relationship" with John McCain resulting in a 2008 political controversy.

Education

• Robert T. Davis (1976); supervisor of music education, Miami-Dade Public Schools
• Charles Kupchella, Ph.D. (1964); University of North Dakota President (1999-2008)
• Donald Mash, Ed.D. (1964); Univ. of Wisconsin Vice President (2005-)
• Hon. Sally Stroup (1978); Asst. Sec. US Dept of Education
• Nancy Suttenfield (1971); VP at Wake Forest University (2006-)
• Dr. Jack Thomas (Ph.D.1990); Provost, Western Illinois University
• Dr. Gerald L. Zahorchak (M1986); Pennsylvania Secretary of Education

Entertainment and Media

• Jimmy Stewart (Keith Laboratory School); actor
• Ed Bouchette; Pittsburgh Post Gazette sports journalist
• Nellie Bly (attended); journalist
• The Clarks (attended); recording artists
• Jodine Costanzo; television news reporter for WPXI-TV and former television news anchor
• Bruce Graham (1979); playwright, screenwriter (Twentieth Century Fox's Anastasia)
• Chad Hurley (1999); YouTube co-founder and CEO
• Matthew Knisely; American TV Photojournalist
• Agnes Sligh Turnbull, novelist and short story writer
• Lindsey Vuolo; Playboy Playmate
• Jim Krenn; WDVE morning show

Sports

• Norm Benning; NASCAR and Auto Racing Club of America competitor
• Raymond Bernabei; National Soccer Hall of Fame
• John Brallier (1894); first paid football player, Latrobe Athletic Association, Pittsburgh Athletic Club
• Frank Cignetti, Sr. (1960); former West Virginia Mountaineers and IUP football head coach
• Frank Cignetti, Jr. (1988); NCAA and NFL assistant coach, currently offensive coordinator of the University of Pittsburgh Panthers
• Lawson Fiscus (1880s); one of the first professional football players, Greensburg Athletic Association
• Kris Griffin (2005); current NFL linebacker
• Mel Hankinson (1965); former NCAA head basketball coach
• Jim Haslett (1979); former NFL player and coach, College Football Hall of Fame
• Jack Henry (1969); NFL offensive line coach, San Diego Chargers
• Billy Hunter (1948); former Major League Baseball player and manager, 1953 All-Star
• Rich Ingold (1985); former Arena Football League player, current coach of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton Pioneers
• Mike Jemison (2005); NFL running back
• Leander Jordan (2000); current NFL offensive tackle, Atlanta Falcons
• Bob Ligashesky (1985); Pittsburgh Steelers special teams coach
• Diane McCormick (1972); 1979 Pan American Games U.S. women's volleyball team
• LeRon McCoy (2005); current NFL wide receiver
• Mike Menosky; former Major League Baseball player
• Tom Modrak (1964); Director of Player Personnel for the Buffalo Bills
• Frank Mount Pleasant (1913); track and field athlete, 1908 Summer Olympics
• Dan Radakovich (1981); Georgia Tech Athletic Director
• Art Rooney (1920); founder of the Pittsburgh Steelers^[2]
• Dave Smith; retired NFL player
• Chris Villarrial (1996); retired NFL player

Miscellaneous

• Edward Abbey (attended 1947); author and environmentalist
• Rob Boston (1985); author, Assistant Director for Communications for Americans United for Separation of Church and State.
• Glenn Cannon; FEMA Assistant Administrator for Disaster Operations (2006-2008)
• Col. Alan W. Halliday, M.D. (1976); Neurologist
• George Hood Jr, Guinness World Record holder for spinning
• Dr. Phil Laboon, Internet Marketing Specialist and inventor of the keychain breathalyzer.
• Stephen J. Pasierb (B.S. 1984, M.Ed. 1986) President & CEO, The Partnership for a Drug-Free America
• Lance Rautzhan, abstract artist^[3]
• Patricia Robertson (1985); NASA Astronaut
• Stephen Mayhle (2002); Pittsburgh Police officer killed in a 2009 shooting.^[4]
• Brian Weiss; Know the Weiss Leader of the popular "Know the Weiss" Movement

References