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#Notable alumni series#

Bob Schults 1964, Former CEO of Shaklee.Micah Shrewsberry 1999, head coach for the Penn State Nittany Lions.John Shoemaker 1964, Retired Executive Vice President of Sun Microsystems.Carol Warner Shields 1957, Pulitzer Prize-winning author.John Resig 2001, Co-founder of Resignation Media, LLC in August 2007 and launched in November 2008.Porter, Governor of Colorado and member of U.S. Mike Pence 1981, 48th Vice President of the United States, 50th Governor of Indiana, and former member of U.S.Lafe Pence 1877, member of United States House of Representatives from Colorado.Leah Peelman 2006, Fourth place in NCAA III National 10K.James Kennedy Patterson 1856, first President of University of Kentucky.John Davis Paris 1833, builder of missionary churches on the island of Hawai’i.Stephen Olvey 1965, Co-Director of the International Motorsports and Vehicular Injury Research Center.John Merle Newhouse 1872, Representative and Senator, State of Indiana.Near 1960, Chairman and CEO of Wendy’s International, Inc. Charles Kirwan McHarry 1936, Journalist, drama critic, wrote “On the Town” column for the New York Daily News.

Thom Mayer 1973, Command physician at the Pentagon during 911 and Medical Director of the NFL Players Association (NFL).Colonel Leslie MacDill 1909, early aviation pioneer and US Army Air Corps officer, namesake of MacDill Air Force Base in Florida, headquarters of US CENTCOM.Bertha Lewis 1972, CEO and Chief Organizer of ACORN.Mike Leonard 1984, Head Football Coach for Franklin College.Lake 1965, Retired Associate Laboratory Director of Nuclear Programs, Idaho National Laboratory. Walter LaFeber 1955, a historian at Cornell University.Peter Kassig, an aid worker, taken hostage and beheaded by Islamic State.Eric Holcomb 1990, 51st Lieutenant Governor of Indiana, 51st and current Governor of Indiana – present.House of Representatives, delegate to 1851 Indiana Constitutional Convention. Thomas Andrews Hendricks 1841, 21st Vice President of the United States, Governor of Indiana, U.S.Philip Hedrick 1964, American population geneticist.Michael Henderickson 1983, Executive Vice President for feature production, 20th Century Fox Film Corporation.Jane Huffman Hayes 1983, Awarded the “Most Daring Research Award” by NASA.Charles Sherrod Hatfield 1904, judge of United States Court of Customs and Patent Appeals.

#Notable alumni series#

Woody Harrelson 1983, actor in films and TV series Cheers three-time Academy Award nominee.

Jim Green 1972, a computer scientist who reduced wireless communication time to usable levels.

Fisher 1883, United State Secretary of the Interior from 1911 to 1913. House of Representatives, candidate for Vice President of the United State and Speaker of the Indiana House of Representatives.

William Hayden English, politician, member of U.S.

Harriet Elliott 1910, educator and civic leader.

Jonathan Edwards 1835, first President of Washington and Jefferson College.

House of Representatives, Judge Advocate of General of the United States Army, and delegate to 1850 Constitution of Indiana Convention.

Peter Dunn 2000, financial author, radio host, television personality, and speaker.

House of Representatives from Indiana and Brigadier general of Union Army during American Civil War.

Denny Dorrel 2001, football coach, Bluffton University.

William Donner 1887, steel industry businessman and philanthropist.

Bob Donewald 1964, basketball head coach at Illinois State and Western Michigan assistant coach of 1976 Indiana Hoosiers national champions.

Brett Dietz 2004, Arena Football League quarterback for Tampa Bay Storm.

Chris Culver, (pen name) crime novelist.

Cullop 1878, member of United States House of Representatives from Indiana.

Stanley Coulter 1870, Dean of School of Sciences at Purdue University.

John Merle Coulter 1870, botanist professor at Hanover College, Wabash College and the University of Chicago President of Indiana University and Lake Forest University.

James Graham Brown 1902, philanthropist, businessman and real estate developer.

Joyce Hopewell Brinkman 1966, First poet laureate of Indiana.

Bloss 1860, third President of Oregon State University. Here are just a few of the college’s many prominent alumni, sorted in alphabetical order by last name. They are often leaders and innovators in their fields. Hanover College graduates are successful in every profession imaginable, including law, science, medicine, business, politics and the creative arts.