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This is a list of notable individuals who have or had an association with
Baldwin Wallace University , located in
Berea, Ohio . Baldwin Wallace University is a private college that enjoys a long and rich affiliation with the
United Methodist Church . This includes
faculty ,
alumni and staff. The college is located in the greater
Cleveland ,
Ohio area in the
United States . The college and town of
Berea were founded by
Methodist settlers from
Connecticut .
The list is drawn from faculty, alumni, staff, and former university presidents. This list includes people affiliated with the university under its past names such as
Baldwin–Wallace College ,
Baldwin University ,
Baldwin Institute and
German Wallace College . This list also includes alumni of the
Baldwin Wallace Conservatory of Music .
[1]
Alumni
Academia
Clinton E. Adams , former medical school dean at
Western University of Health Sciences ; president of
Rocky Vista University
[2]
Wayne G. Hammond , J.R.R. Tolkien scholar
[3]
Willis N. Holcombe , chancellor of Florida Community Colleges System; president of Broward College
[4]
William Kelso , archeologist, discoverer of the original Jamestown colony in Virginia
[5]
Drew Meyer , John Teagle Professorial Fellow in Chemistry at
Case Western Reserve University
Larry Shinn , president of Berea College, Kentucky
[6]
Philip L. White , nationality scholar and political activist in Austin, Texas
Leadership and politics
James Lawson speaking at a community meeting in Nashville, Tennessee in 2005
Genevieve R. Cline , first female United States federal judge
[9]
Mike Dovilla , member of Ohio House of Representatives
[10]
William L. Fiesinger , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[11]
George L. Forbes , Cleveland City Council President, member of Baldwin-Wallace Board of Trustees
[12]
Chester K. Gillespie , civil rights lawyer and Ohio state representative from Cleveland
Jane Edna Hunter , L.B. 1925, founder of the Phyllis Wheatley Center for the poor in Cleveland, Ohio
[13]
Jay Ford Laning , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[14]
James Lawson , civil rights leader and minister, worked alongside Martin Luther King in the Southern Baptist Leadership Conference
[13]
Charles O. Lobeck , U.S. Representative from Nebraska
[15]
Myra McDaniel , first African American Secretary of State of the State of Texas.
[16]
Eugene Miller , former member of Ohio House of Representatives
[17]
[18]
Peter Neffenger , nominated by President
Barack Obama in 2015 to lead the
Transportation Security Administration
[19]
George Norris , U.S. Senator from Nebraska, creator of the Tennessee Valley Authority, creator of the Nebraska unicameral legislature, and author of the 20th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution
Miner Norton , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[20]
William Skiles , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[21]
Martin Sweeney , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[22]
Robert E. Sweeney , U.S. Representative from Ohio
[23]
Stanley Tolliver, Sr. , legal counsel for
Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. ,
Southern Christian Leadership Conference , and
Congress of Racial Equality , and survivor and activist of the Kent State shooting.
Tolliver had been a founding member of the integrated fraternity chapter of
Beta Sigma Tau which across the years had amongst its ranks
George L. Forbes , president of the City Council President of Cleveland, C. Lyonel Jones, head of the Legal Aid Society of Cleveland, Jim Walker of
Cleveland Public Schools , and Steven A. Minter, president and executive director of the
Cleveland Foundation .
[24]
Harriet G. Walker , vice president of Woman's Christian Temperance Union
[25]
Hazel Mountain Walker , L.B. 1919, among the first African-American lawyers in the state of Ohio
[13]
Amos Webber , judge; biographer of college founder John Baldwin; U.S. Representative from Ohio
[26]
Media and entertainment
Claudia Jordan , model, actress, on CBS game show The Price is Right from 2001 to 2003, and "model #1" on the US version of Deal or No Deal
Steven Caple Jr. , film director, producer, screenwriter, most known for
The Land and
Creed II
Christine Smyth , 2021 Ohio Rose
[27] contestant in the 2022
Rose of Tralee contest, who has declared she will not travel and compete if vaccination against Covid-19 is a requirement.
[28]
Music and arts
Producer-director
Khashyar Darvich with the
Dalai Lama in India during filming of the Dalai Lama Renaissance documentary
Rich Brenner , sportscaster
Khashyar Darvich , film director and producer, Dalai Lama Renaissance
Kyle Jean-Baptiste , Broadway singer
Nancy McArthur , children's author best known for The Plant That Ate Dirty Socks
[29]
Chris McCarrell , Broadway actor
James Meena , conductor and opera administrator
[30]
[31]
Bill Moffit , marching band director, composer, inventor of the "Moffit Squares" band drill
[32]
James Montgomery , composer and Arts Administrator
[33]
Jill Paice , musical theatre actress, lead in Curtains and The Woman in White
Rebecca Pitcher , musical theatre actress, Christine in Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera
Ciara Renée , Broadway actress, singer, and musician
Kate Rockwell , Broadway actress, singer, and musician
Albert Riemenschneider (1878–1950), founder of the Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory of Music
[34]
Colton Ryan , Broadway and television actor and singer
Sports
Jim Tressel
Hank Allen ,
Major League Baseball player
Bud Collins , veteran CBS Sports tennis announcer
[35]
Harrison Dillard , 1947, U.S. Olympic gold medalist in 100 meter dash and hurdles; charter member of the U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame
[13]
Tim Graham , sports journalist for ESPN.com
[36]
Wynn Hawkins , Major League Baseball pitcher
Norb Hecker , first coach of the Atlanta Falcons; won 8 NFL championships as a coach of the Green Bay Packers, San Francisco 49ers, and New York Giants
Tonia Kwiatkowski , bronze and silver medalist in US Figure Skating Championships; finished 6th at the 1998 World Championships
Scott Medvin , Major League Baseball pitcher
Scott Shafer , former head coach of the
Syracuse Orange football team
[37]
Jim Tressel , 2002 National Championship-winning former Coach of the Ohio State University football team; currently president of
Youngstown State University
[38]
Matt Underwood , play-by-play announcer for the Cleveland Indians on SportsTime Ohio
[39]
Chuck Hayes
Other
Robert F. Overmyer
Faculty
Roger Bacon , physics professor 1959–71; inventor of carbon fiber in 1958
Robert Crosser , U.S. Representative from Ohio; taught law for two years
[42]
Jane Eaglen , soprano with Metropolitan opera, professor of voice
[43]
Eric Fingerhut , director of economic development education and entrepreneurship, State Chancellor of Higher Education
[44]
John Louis Nuelsen , first (1899) to hold the Nast Theological Professorship, Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
Thomas Sutton , political analyst for Cleveland's News Channel 5
[45]
Katharine Mulky Warne , music professor, composer, founder of Darius Milhaud Society
Staff and administration
Presidents
Baldwin Wallace University has had over 20 people serve as president under the school's various names of
Baldwin Wallace University ,
Baldwin–Wallace College ,
Baldwin University ,
German Wallace College and
Baldwin Institute .
Coaches
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