University School - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Austin Pendleton, actor, class of 1956
  • Chuck Seelbach, former Major League Baseball pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, class of 1966
  • Tom Griswold, radio host, class of 1971
  • John Bell, lead singer and rhythm guitarist for the southern rock band Widespread Panic, class of 1980
  • Bob Harris, author, TV writer (Bones, CSI:), eight-time Jeopardy! winner, class of 1980
  • Michael Ruhlman, author, class of 1981
  • John Garrett (American football coach), former NFL wide receiver, and current head coach of the Dallas Cowboys, class of 1983.
  • Jason Garrett, former NFL quarterback and Offensive Coordinator and assistant head coach for the Dallas Cowboys, and current Head Coach of the Cowboys, class of 1984
  • Judd Garrett, former NFL running back, and the current Director of Pro Scouting for the Dallas Cowboys, class of 1985.
  • Chris Rose, host of the popular sports program The Best Damn Sports Show Period, Class of 1989
  • Warren Brown, founder of CakeLove, entrepreneur and former host of the Food Network show Sugar Rush', class of 1989.
  • Joshua Radin, musical artist, class of 1992
  • Nick Caserio, New England Patriots Director of Player Personnel, class of 1994
  • Jeff Terrell, professional football quarterback, class of 2003
  • Chris Korb, Major League Soccer Major League Soccer, professional soccer player for DC United, class of 2006
  • Clark T. Randt, Jr., former United States Ambassador to the People's Republic of China, class of 1963
  • Craig Doerge, musician, class of 1962
  • George Gund (philanthropist), Businessman, philanthropist
  • Henry L. Meyer III, former Chairman and CEO, KeyCorp, class of 1968
  • Patrick S. Parker, (deceased) former Chairman and CEO, Parker Hannifin Corp., class of 1947

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