Santa Barbara City College - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Angela Belcher, a leading scientist in research using viruses to build nanochips, nanobatteries and other nanotechnological devices
  • Yoky Matsuoka, a leading pioneer in the emerging field of neuro-robotics
  • Eion Bailey, American actor
  • Phillip Gonyea, drummer for American alternative rock band Against All Will
  • Ozzy Lusth of Survivor: Cook Islands and Survivor: Micronesia
  • Airin Older, bassist of Sugarcult
  • Jesse Orosco, major league baseball record-holder for career pitching appearances.
  • Mark Andrew Smith, Graphic Novelist
  • Delwyn Young, baseball player for the Los Angeles Dodgers
  • Ben Howland, American Basketball coach of the UCLA Bruins
  • Jarrod DeGeorgia, retired Arena Football quarterback, drafted by the St Louis Cardinals in Baseball, Head Coach and Director of Football Operations for the Sioux City Bandits (Indoor Football League)
  • Yoky Matsuoka, a leading pioneer in the emerging field of neuro-robotics
  • Randolph Mantooth, American actor, writer, and producer
  • Eduardo Villa, internationally renowned tenor
  • Steve Slater, professional musician and former drummer for the band Sugarcult
  • Jamie Reno, award-winning journalist and former Newsweek correspondent
  • Das Williams, California State Assemblymember
  • Bruce Babcock, Emmy-winning composer of music for television, film, and the concert stage
  • Marissa Machado, professional make-up artist
  • Matthew J. Lee, Pulitzer Prize-winning photojournalist and photographer for the Boston Globe
  • Michael Parfit, award-winning writer and documentary filmmaker
  • Blair Mott, World Diving Specialist and Cousteau diver

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