Notable Alumni and Faculty
- Laura Bell - Author, Claiming Ground (published by Knopf)
- James A. Campbell - Industrialist for whom Campbell, Ohio is named.
- Sharon Creech - Author, Walk Two Moons
- Randy Dearth - President and CEO, Lanxess U.S. subsidiary
- Peter R. DeMallie, Jr. - President and Principal, Design Professionals, Inc.
- Jonathan Estrin - Executive Vice President, American Film Institute
- Joseph Fernandez - Biotechnology entrepreneur, cofounder of Invitrogen, founder and CEO of Active Motif
- James A. Garfield - 20th President of the United States
- Osee Hall - U.S. Congressman
- David Brendan Hopes - Author
- Jan Hopkins - journalist (CNN Financial News show "Street Sweep"), businesswoman
- John Samuel Kenyon - Linguist, "the dean of American phoneticians"
- Vachel Lindsay - Poet
- Lance Liotta - Noted cancer biologist, pathologist
- J. Kevin McMahon - President and CEO, Pittsburgh Cultural Trust
- Benjamin D. Pritchard - General who captured Jefferson Davis
- Robin Reed - Cell Biologist, Harvard Medical School, known for research on gene expression
- Dean Scarborough - President and CEO, Avery Dennison Corp.
- William C. Shivers - President of Huntington Bank's Greater Akron/Canton Region
- Platt Rogers Spencer - founder of Spencerian style of handwriting
- Mark Spong - Roboticist, known for work on robotic control theory
- Michael Stanley - American musician and radio announcer
- Claude Steele - Social psychologist, Provost of Columbia University
- Allyn Vine - Physicist, oceanographer who invented the Alvin submersible vessel that found the Titanic
- Tom Wesselmann - American Pop Artist
- Bill White - Former MLB first baseman, broadcaster, and National League President
- Harold Bell Wright - Best-selling author during the first half of the 20th century
- Allyn Abbott Young - American Economist
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