Frostburg State University - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Richard Robert "Ricky" Arnold II (1985) NASA astronaut, selected in 2004 as an Educator Mission Specialist
  • John N. Bambacus, former Maryland State Senator, former Mayor of Frostburg
  • John Ellinger, American soccer coach, formerly of the Under 17 United States men's national soccer team and Real Salt Lake of Major League Soccer
  • Gregory Thomas Garcia, Emmy-winning writer and TV producer; he has referenced Frostburg State University in episodes of Yes, Dear and My Name Is Earl
  • James A. Graham (1963), Medal of Honor recipient
  • Henry B. Heller (1964), Democrat, member of Maryland House of Delegates
  • Gary Howell (1990), Republican, member of West Virginia House of Delegates
  • Donald P. Hutchinson (1967), Baltimore County Executive, 78–86; member of Maryland House of Delegates, 67–74; and State Senate, 75–78.
  • Jennifer Hurt, Playboy model
  • Kevin Kelly (1975), member of Maryland House of Delegates, Chief Organizer of Gay Pride Parades.
  • Bob Maddox (1973) defensive end, Cincinnati Bengals and Kansas City Chiefs
  • Robert A. McKee (1991) former member of Maryland House of Delegates
  • Debra Monk, Tony and Emmy award-winning actress, has appeared in Center Stage, "NYPD Blue", "Law and Order", "Desperate Housewives", and "Grey's Anatomy"
  • Jim Riggleman, former manager of the Washington Nationals
  • Stephanie Roper, murdered student, namesake of the Stephanie Ann Roper Gallery on campus
  • James Wolcott, journalist and cultural critic for Vanity Fair magazine
  • Dana Boratenski, Executive in Charge of Cable and Development (Studio Lambert)

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