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This is a list of notable people associated with Bowling Green State University, located in the American city of Bowling Green, Ohio.

Arts and entertainment

Lexi Allen, singer, actress, television personality

James Baldwin, author, poet (writer in residence)

James Carlos Blake, author

Philana Marie Boles, author of Glitz, Little Divas, In the Paint, and Blame It on Eve

Bernie Casey, former professional football player, actor, and visual artist

Tim Conway, Emmy Award-winning actor

Jennifer Crusie, writer

Jim Daniels, writer

Ray Davis, musician

Anthony Doerr, Pulitzer Prize-winning writer

Frank Dungan, television producer and writer

Edmundo Farolan, writer

Robert Ferrigno, writer

Carolyn Forche, writer

Mary Jo Freshley, dancer

Bob Hartman, musician

Jennifer Higdon, Grammy Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning composer

Judson Laipply, comedian

Ian McConville, webcomic artist, Mac Hall{{citation needed|date=August 2016|reason=Ian's article doesn't state he attended BGSU.}}

Jason Nelson, pioneering net artist, digital poet

Ric Ocasek, musician, The Cars

Robert Patrick, actor

Barbara Paul, author

James Pickens, Jr., actor

Arnold Rampersad, Pulitzer Prize-nominated author

Terry Ryan, writer

Eva Marie Saint, Academy Award-winning actress

James Swearingen, composer

Anne Valente, author

Allen Wier, author

Dara Wier, poet

Theresa Williams, writer

Athletes

Omari Aldridge, professional soccer player currently with Beijing Hongdeng

Harold Anderson, former college basketball coach; Basketball Hall of Fame member

Larry Arndt, infielder for the Oakland Athletics; BGSU Baseball Hall of Fame member

Burke Badenhop, pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers

Doug Bair, former professional baseball player

Martin Bayless, former professional football player

Kevin Bieksa, professional ice hockey player currently with the Anaheim Ducks

Rob Blake, Hall of Fame ice hockey player, won Stanley Cup in 2001; three-time member of the Canadian Olympic hockey team, winning a gold medal in 2002

Aris Brimanis, professional ice hockey player currently with the Hannover Scorpions

Dan Bylsma, former professional ice hockey player and current head coach of the Buffalo Sabres

Khary Campbell, former professional football player

Bernie Casey, former professional football player

Gino Cavallini, former professional hockey player, scorer for the Falcons NCAA National Championship, winning overtime goal

Alissa Czisny, figure skater and 2009 US Figure Skating National Champion

Antonio Daniels, professional basketball player currently with the Texas Legends

Greg de Vries, former professional ice hockey player, won Stanley Cup in 2001

Dave Ellett, former professional ice hockey player

Nelson Emerson, former professional ice hockey player

Alex Foster, professional ice hockey player

Garry Galley, former professional ice hockey player

Jeff Genyk, current tight ends coach and special teams coordinator for the University of Wisconsin football team

Jeff Groth, former professional football player

Scott Hamilton, professional figure skater and Olympic gold medalist

Andrew Hammond, professional ice hockey player

Josh Harris, professional football player, last with the New York Giants

Orel Hershiser, former professional baseball player, currently an analyst for Baseball Tonight and Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN

Bob Hill, professional basketball coach

Brian Hills, former professional ice hockey player, current Associate Head Coach of the RIT Tigers men's hockey team

Richaun Holmes, professional basketball player for the Phoenix Suns

Brian Holzinger, former professional ice hockey player and Hobey Baker Award winner

Omar Jacobs, professional football player currently with the Jacksonville Sharks of the Arena Football League

Mike Johnson, former professional ice hockey player, currently an analyst for the NHL Network, and TSN and color commentator for the Winnipeg Jets

Chris Jones, professional football player with the New England Patriots

Jim Joyce, umpire for MLB

Dan Kane, former professional ice hockey player

Ken Klee, former professional ice hockey player

Howard Komives, former professional basketball player, New York Knicks, Detroit Pistons, Buffalo Braves, Kansas City Kings

Jay Larranaga, professional basketball player, member of Ireland basketball team

Kory Lichtensteiger, professional football player currently with the Washington Redskins

Mike Liut, former professional ice hockey player

Brian MacLellan, professional ice hockey player, won Stanley Cup in 1989; current General Manager of the Washington Capitals

Jon Matsumoto, professional hockey player currently with the San Jose Sharks

Mike McCullough, professional golfer and multiple winner on the PGA Tour

Keith McLeod, professional basketball player currently with BC Kalev/Cramo

George McPhee, former professional ice hockey player, Hobey Baker Award winner, General Manager of NHL's Vegas Golden Knights and former GM of Washington Capitals

Nick Mileti, former owner of Cleveland Cavaliers, Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Crusaders, and writer of Closet Italians

Ken Morrow, former professional ice hockey player and member of the 1980 USA Olympic Hockey team

Scott Mruczkowski, professional football player

Don Nehlen, former player who became a highly successful coach at West Virginia University and college football hall of fame member

Doyt Perry, former college football coach and college football hall of fame member

Dave Preston, former professional football player

Nolan Reimold, professional baseball player currently with the Baltimore Orioles

Todd Reirden, former professional ice hockey player and current head coach for the Washington Capitals; won Stanley Cup in 2018

Bob Reynolds, former professional football player

Jamie Rivers, former professional football player

Isaac Rosefelt (born 1985), American-Israeli basketball player for Hapoel Jerusalem in the Israeli Basketball Premier League

Bob Schnelker, former professional football player

Dan Sexton, professional ice hockey player currently with the Tampa Bay Lightning

Jordan Sigalet, former professional ice hockey player; currently the goaltending coach for the Calgary Flames of the National Hockey League

Doug Smith, former professional football player

Fred Sturt, former professional football player

Shaun Suisham, professional football player currently with the Pittsburgh Steelers

Nate Thurmond, former professional basketball player; seven-time NBA All-Star; member of the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame; named one of the 50 Greatest Players in NBA History

Andy Tracy, former professional baseball player; current manager for the Williamsport Crosscutters of the New York–Penn League

Dana Veth, former professional soccer player

Vince Villanucci, former professional football player

Phil Villapiano, former professional football player; four-time Pro Bowler

Mike Weger, former professional football player

Mark Wells, former professional ice hockey player and member of the 1980 USA Olympic Hockey team

Charlie Williams, former professional football player

Wayne Wilson, current Head Coach of the RIT Tigers men's hockey team

Dave Wottle, Olympic gold medalist

Paul Ysebaert, former professional ice hockey player

Politics

Daniel Ayalon, former Israeli ambassador to the U.S.

Tim Berry, Indiana State Auditor (R)^[1]

Elizabeth M. Boyer, lawyer, writer, publisher, and feminist founder of WEAL

Dan Carter, State Representative, Connecticut 2nd Assembly District

Thomas Cochran, former Mayor of Norwalk, Ohio

Kevin Coughlin, Ohio state senator (R)

Charlie Earl, former Ohio state representative, candidate in the 2014 Ohio gubernatorial election

Robert P. Hanrahan, former U.S. Congressional Representative (R-IL)

Randy Gardner, Ohio state senator (R) and Chancellor of the Ohio Department of Higher Education

Bruce Edward Johnson, former Ohio Lieutenant Governor

James Henry Gorbey, United States federal judge

Gene Krebs, former Ohio State Representative (R-OH, 1993-2000)

Bob Latta, U.S. Congressional Representative (R-OH)

Tom Luken, former Mayor of Cincinnati, Ohio and U.S. Congressional Representative (D-OH)

Betty Montgomery, former Ohio Attorney General and State Auditor (R)

Paul Muenzer, former Mayor of Naples, Florida (1992–1996)^[2]

Chris Redfern, former Ohio state Representative and former chairman of the Ohio Democratic Party (D)^[3]

Tim Ryan, U.S. Congressional Representative (D-OH)

Kathy Sheehan, Mayor of Albany, New York (D)

W. Wesley McDonald, author of Russell Kirk and the Age of Ideology

Hou Chong-wen, Deputy Mayor of Chiayi City, Taiwan

Other

John R. Adams, federal judge on the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio

Conrad Allen, geologist

Victor Boschini, Chancellor of Texas Christian University

William Easterly, development economist

Robert Hugh Ferrell, historian

Carole Kariuki, CEO of the Kenyan Private Sector Alliance ^[4]^[5]

Adena Williams Loston, President of St. Philip’s College, San Antonio, Texas

Beth Macy, journalist and non-fiction writer

Becky Minger, Miss Ohio America 2010

Shantanu Narayen, CEO of Adobe Systems

Dean Pees, NFL Defensive Coordinator

William Julius Wilson, Harvard professor and sociologist{{cite web|url=http://www.nndb.com/people/478/000062292/ |title=William Julius Wilson |publisher=Nndb.com |accessdate=2016-08-

References

1. ^Tim Berry, Indiana State Auditor Biography
2. ^{{cite news|first=|last=|title=Paul W. Muenzer Obituary |url=http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/naplesnews/obituary.aspx?pid=172850182 |work=Naples Daily News |date=2014-10-18 |accessdate=2014-10-25}}
3. ^Ohio Democrats "Meet the Chairman"
4. ^{{cite web|accessdate=18 November 2017 | location=Nairobi|url=https://www.standardmedia.co.ke/lifestyle/article/2000039490/seeing-kenya-s-economy-grow-is-my-dream | title=Seeing Kenya's Economy Grow Is My Dream |date=24 July 2011 |newspaper=The Standard (Kenya) |last=Chege |first=Njoki}}
5. ^{{cite web|url=https://kepsa.or.ke/portfolio-items/carole-kariuki/ |title=Carole Kariuki, Chief Executive Officer, Kenya Private Sector Alliance: Short Biography |publisher=Kenya Private Sector Alliance (KEPSA) | author=KEPSA |location=Nairobi | accessdate=18 November 2017 | date=18 November 2017}}

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