List of University of North Florida people
The official list of the alumni and presidents of the University of North Florida.
Alumni
Alumni | Notability |
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William T. Abare, Jr. | Current President of Flagler College |
Janet H. Adkins | Current member of the Florida House of Representatives |
Patrick Faber | Current Minister of Education in Belize |
Nat Glover | Former sheriff of Jacksonville, Florida |
Todd Haley | Current offensive coordinator for the Pittsburgh Steelers |
Betty Holzendorf | Former member of the Florida Senate |
Yoanna House | Fashion model and winner of America's Next Top Model |
Melanie J. Husk | Current Vice President of Baptist Health |
Will Ludwigsen | Writer of horror, mystery, and science fiction |
Greg Mullins | Pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers |
Kevin Phelan | Golfer |
Gene Prough | Current President of Chipola College |
Mark Vitner | Director and Senior Economist for Wells Fargo |
Fran Wendelboe | State Representative, 1st district in New Hampshire |
Mike Wood | Pitcher for the Texas Rangers |
Janie S. McLure | Founder, president and CEO of McLure Oil Company |
Anthony J. Megas | Logistics Innovator, former punter of the Florida State Seminoles |
Justin W. Rand | Political appointee to the White House during the administration of President George W. Bush |
Sara Walsh | ESPN broadcaster |
James J. Rinaldi | Chief Information Officer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory |
Anita Zucker | Billionaire businesswoman, former CEO of the Hudson's Bay Company |
Drayton Florence | Former NFL player |
Presidents
The University of North Florida has had nine presidents:
Presidents of UNF | years as president | |
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1 | Dr. Thomas G. Carpenter | (1969–1980) |
2 | Dr. Andrew A. Robinson | (1980–1982) (interim) |
3 | Dr. Curtis L. McCray | (1982–1988) |
4 | Dr. Roy E. McTarnaghan | (1988–1989) (interim) |
5 | Dr. Adam W. Herbert | (1989–1998) |
6 | Dr. E.K. Fretwell | (1998) (interim) |
7 | Dr. Anne H. Hopkins | (1998–2002) |
8 | Dr. A. David Kline | (2002–2003) (interim) |
9 | John Delaney | (2003–present) |
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