Notable alumni Saint Michael's College

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moses anderson 1954, roman catholic bishop
tim arango 1996, baghdad bureau chief of new york times.
tom bowman 1977, national public radio s pentagon reporter
frederick m. skip burkle jr 1961, humanitarian assistance & disaster response specialist
donald cook, united states marine corps officer, prisoner of war, , medal of honor recipient
tom caron, host of boston red sox coverage on nesn
thomas w. costello 1968, vermont house of representatives
ann cummings msa 1989, mayor of montpelier, vermont , member of vermont senate
thomas e. delahanty ii 1967, maine superior court justice
joseph f. dunford, jr. 1977, 19th chairman of joint chiefs of staff , 36th commandant of marine corps
james fallon 1969, neuroscientist
roger festa 1972, chemistry professor @ truman state university, former president of american institute of chemists
michael j. fitzpatrick, new york state assemblyman representing 7th district in suffolk county
tom freston 1967, former president , ceo of viacom , 1 of founders of mtv
robert john giroux, influential college president , fundraiser
robert hoehl 1963, co-founder of idx systems corporation
martin hyun, author, former ice hockey player deutsche eishockey liga
vincent illuzzi 1975, youngest person ever elected vermont state senate, state senator 1981-2013
brian kelley, cia officer
george latimer, dfl mayor of saint paul, minnesota
patrick leahy 1961, senior u.s. senator vermont
bernard joseph leddy, former united states federal judge
robert w. parker, united states air force major general
christina reiss 1984, federal judge united states district court district of vermont
richard tarrant 1965, co-founder of idx systems corporation
michael tranghese, former commissioner of big east conference
loung ung 1993, human-rights activist, lecturer, author of first killed father.
michael william warfel g 1990, american prelate of roman catholic church, seventh , current bishop of great falls-billings.
robert white, president of center international policy, former ambassador el salvador , paraguay




^ moses anderson: catholic bishop remembered unfailingly generous . 
^ tom bowman:npr . npr. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ democrat tom costello lieutenant governor . addison county independent. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ secretary of vermont state senate. biography, ann cummings . vermont general assembly. montpelier, vt: vermont state senate. retrieved february 24, 2017. 
^ thomas e. delahanty ii . united states attorney’s office district of maine. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ uc irvine - faculty profile system . university of california irvine. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ roger r. festa . truman state university. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ mtv creator tom freston named saint michael s college 2012 commencement speaker . vermontbiz.com. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ robert john giroux . academic dictionaries , encyclopedias. retrieved june 6, 2013. 
^ vincent vince illuzzi s biography . project vote smart. retrieved 2013-06-06. 
^ patrick leahy . biographical directory of united states congress. retrieved 2013-06-06. 
^ christina reiss - judgepedia.org . retrieved 2013-06-06. 
^ michael a. tranghese . retrieved 2013-06-06. 
^ biography (pdf). roman catholic diocese of great falls–billings. retrieved july 19, 2016. 
^ ambassador robert white . retrieved 2013-06-06. 






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