Notable Alumni
SUNY New Paltz boasts numerous alumni including:
- Michael Badalucco – Actor
- Rob Borsellino – Reporter
- Kevin Cahill – New York State Assembly
- Ed Carroll – Chief Operating Officer of AMC Networks
- Joan Chen – Actress
- Scott Cohen – Actor
- Murali Coryell – Guitarist
- Anthony Denison – Actor
- James Dolan, Owner of the New York Knicks, New York Rangers and Madison Square Garden and CEO of Cablevision
- Edward Falco – American novelist and Professor of English at Virginia Tech (Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)
- James M. Follo – CFO of New York Times Company
- Matt "Trance" Fury – Musician/Producer
- Helen K. Garber – photographer
- Michael J. X. Gladis – Actor
- Daniel Gonzalez – lobbyist and former Federal Communications Commission Chief of Staff
- Vinny Guadagnino- Jersey Shore reality show actor
- Maurice Hinchey '68, M.A. '70 – United States House of Representatives
- Gary King – Professor of Government at Harvard University
- Kenneth LaValle – New York State Senate
- Christopher Manson – Children's book author/illustrator
- Fabrizio Moretti – Drummer for "The Strokes"
- William Parment – New York State Assembly
- Andrea Peyser – New York Post columnist
- Rebecca Rotzler – Co-chair of the Green Party of the United States
- Roseann Runte, President of Old Dominion University
- Ilyasah Shabazz – Daughter of Malcolm X, writer
- Andy Shernoff – Rock Musician
- Denis Simon – political analyst, provost at Levin Graduate Institute of International Relations and Commerce
- Frank Skartados – New York State Assembly
- Alex Storozynski – Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
- Aida Turturro – Actress
- John Turturro – Actor
- Jason West – Mayor of the Village of New Paltz, NY
- David Wilcock – Author
- Yashar Zadeh – better known as the underground rapper Yak Ballz
- Zach Zarba – NBA Official
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