The College Preparatory School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Cher Wang (1977), billionaire founder of smartphone company HTC (High Tech Computer Corporation).
  • Chris Tashima (1978), Academy Award-winning filmmaker and actor.
  • David Marchick (1984), former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and director of intergovernmental affairs in the Office of the United States Trade Representative under the Clinton Administration, currently Managing Director and Global Head of Regulatory Affairs of the Carlyle Group
  • Edie Meidav (1984), novelist and recipient of the Lannan Literary Fellowship.
  • Carol Chodroff (1988), United States Advocacy Director for Human Rights Watch.
  • Eric Robbins (1990), author of The Casual Conservationist
  • Zachary Coile (1991), communications director for California senator Barbara Boxer, former editor at the San Francisco Chronicle.
  • Christin Evans (1991), owner of San Francisco independent bookstore Booksmith.
  • Johanna Fateman (1992), zine editor and member of feminist post-punk rock band Le Tigre.
  • Miranda July (1992), performance artist, writer, and filmmaker.
  • Romesh Ratnesar (1992), World Editor and member of senior editorial staff at TIME magazine.
  • Siobahn Carpenter (1993), international correspondent for The Wall Street Journal.
  • Kat Foster (1996), actress.
  • David Pruess (1999), International Master, U. S. Chess Federation.
  • Justin Rosenstein (2001), former Facebook and Google software engineer, co-creator of Asana with Facebook co-founder Dustin Moskovitz.
  • Elliot Tarloff (2001), aide to former Vice President Al Gore and researcher for An Inconvenient Truth.
  • Samuel Shankland (2009), Grandmaster-Elect, U. S. Chess Federation.

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