College-Specific

Alpha Phi Sigma/Criminal Justice Society

Alumni group at Quincy University

Quincy University →

Members

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Zoe Nicholson

Quincy University

Arts & Entertainment

feminist activist and author

Alison Schwagmeyer

Quincy University — Class of ~2012 (est.)

Sports

Australian basketball player (1990-)

Josh Kinney

Quincy University — Class of ~2001 (est.)

Sports

American baseball player

Josh Rabe

Quincy University — Class of ~2000 (est.)

Sports

American baseball player

Sean Bowers

Quincy University — Class of ~1990 (est.)

Sports

American soccer player-coach

Dev Reeves

Quincy University — Class of ~1989 (est.)

Other

American soccer player

Francis G. Slay

Quincy University — Class of ~1977 (est.)

Politics

American politician

Michael Swango

Quincy University — Class of ~1976 (est.)

Medicine

American physician and serial killer

Julius Carry

Quincy University — Class of ~1974 (est.)

Arts & Entertainment

American actor (1952-2008)

Emilio John

Quincy University — Class of ~1972 (est.)

Sports

footballer

Mary Jo White

Quincy University — Class of ~1963 (est.)

Politics

American politician

John Mahoney

Quincy University — Class of ~1962 (est.)

Arts & Entertainment

American actor (1940–2018)

El Tappe

Quincy University — Class of ~1949 (est.)

Sports

American baseball player

Albert Rudolph Zuroweste

Quincy University — Class of ~1923 (est.)

Other

American Roman Catholic Bishop (1901–1987)

John Baptist Franz

Quincy University — Class of ~1918 (est.)

Other

Catholic bishop

Christian Herman Winkelmann

Quincy University — Class of ~1905 (est.)

Other

Bishop of Wichita

Joseph Henry Leo Schlarman

Quincy University — Class of ~1901 (est.)

Other

Catholic archbishop

Henry J. Althoff

Quincy University — Class of ~1895 (est.)

Other

Catholic bishop (1873–1947)

Augustine Tolton

Quincy University — Class of ~1876 (est.)

Other

American priest (1854–1897)

Dietrich C. Smith

Quincy University — Class of ~1862 (est.)

Politics

American politician (1840–1914)