Celebrate Tufts! - Accomplished Alumni

Tufts' more than 80,000 alumni are active in a wide range of professions. Many are prominent on the national and international scene, but many more contribute to society outside the spotlight. The following is a far-from-comprehensive list of some of our distinctive graduates.

Hank Azaria, A88	Emmy award-winning actor
John Bello, A68	Creator, SoBe drink products
Rob Burnett, A84	Emmy award-winning producer, Late Night with David Letterman
Tracy Chapman, J86	Grammy-award winning singer and songwriter
Tsai Chin, G80	Actress
Barbara Delinksy, J67	Best-selling novelist
Jeffrey Drazen, A68	Editor-in-chief, New England Journal of Medicine
Daniel Elias, Museum 85	Host, Antiques Roadshow
Peter Gallagher, A77	Actor
Margaret George, J64	Best-selling historical novelist
Katherine Haley Will, J74	President, Whittier College (July 1999) (first woman)
Rick Hauck, A62	Astronaut, named to U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame
William Hurt, A72	Academy Award-winning actor
Marney Jaastad, J91	Silver medalist, World Rowing Championships
Richard Ketchum, A72	President, Nasdaq Stock Market
Lisa Lax, J86	Emmy award-winning producer, NBC Sports
Bette Bao Lord, J59	Best-selling novelist
Michael McCurdy, Museum 64, G71	Book illustrator and author
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, A46, F49	Former U.S. Senator (D-NY), current co-chairman of the President's Commission to Strengthen Social Security
Pierre Omidyar, A88	Founder, revolutionary online auction site, eBay
Nicholas Paleologos, A75	Hollywood and Broadway producer (Quiz Show , Angels in America)
Oliver Platt, A83	Actor
William Richardson, Jr., A70, F71, H97	Governor of New Mexico, Former Secretary of Energy; Former US Ambassador to the UN
Wendy Selig-Prieb, J82	CEO, Milwaukee Brewers
Albert Simone, A57	President, Rochester Institute of Technology
Laura Denvir Stith, J75	Judge, Missouri Supreme Court
Arthur Sulzberger, A74	Publisher, New York Times
Alan Solomont, A70	Former finance chair of the Democratic National Committee
Neil Shapiro, A80	President, NBC News
Anita Shreve, J68	Best-selling novelist
David Sutherland, A67	Award-winning documentary filmmaker (The Farmer's Wife)
Jonathan Tisch, A71	CEO and president, Loews Corp.
Steven Tisch, A76	Hollywood producer
Malcolm Toon, A37, F38, H77	Ambassador, Yugoslavia, Czechoslavia, Russia; diplomat for 7 presidencies
Nick Trotman, A94	Sailor; world championship in 1999
Peter Roth, A72	President, Warner Brothers TV
Elaine Ullian, J69	CEO and president, Boston Medical Center
Meredith Vieira, J75	CBS correspondent, The View
David Wiley, A89	Music director and conductor, Roanoke Symphony
Gordon Wood, A55	Pulitzer-winning author, Radicalism of the American Revolution
Peter Wylde, A89	Silver medalist equestrian, 1999 Pan American Games