James Aponovich, painter, New Hampshire Artist Laureate 2006 (1971)[4]
Richard Whitney (b. 1946), portrait painter, Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts (2015) (1968)
Television and radio
Andy Brickley (b. 1961), Bruins color analyst, NESN, played in the NHL for 14 years, including four years for the Boston Bruins (1982)
Marcy Carsey (b. 1944), television producer, Carsey-Werner (Mork and Mindy, The Cosby Show, Roseanne, 3rd Rock from the Sun, Men Behaving Badly) (1966)
Ralph Cox (b. 1957), last player cut from famed 1980 Winter Olympics team that won gold at Lake Placid; first-team All-Conference 1978-1979 and ECAC Hockey Player of the Year 1979; team's leading goal-scorer three consecutive years; only UNH player to score 40 goals in two different seasons; inducted into New Hampshire Athletics Hall of Fame 1986 (1979)[5]
Eric Nickulas (b. 1975), professional ice hockey forward, Boston Bruins, St. Louis Blues, Chicago Blackhawks (1997)
Trevor Smith (b. 1985), professional ice hockey centre (2007)
Garrett Stafford (b. 1980), professional ice hockey defenseman, Dallas Stars (current), Detroit Red Wings (former) (2003)
Kevin Regan (b. 1984), professional ice hockey goalie, Fife Flyers, finalist for Hobey Baker Award, all-time leader in save percentage in Hockey East conference games (2008)
Erin Whitten (b. 1971), first woman to win professional hockey game; replaced Alan Harvey due to injury in second period, stopped 15 of 19 shots in 6–5 win over Dayton in ECHL Toledo Storm (1993)
Tansu Çiller (b. 1946), Turkish economist and politician, Turkey's first female prime minister (1993–96) and the first woman to head a Muslim country in the Middle East
Kathleen Koehler Paige (b. 1948), rear admiral retired, former senior engineering duty officer, US Navy (1970)
Harl Pease (1917–1942), USAAF captain in World War II, posthumously awarded the Medal of Honor for his actions over Rabaul in the South Pacific in 1942; namesake of Pease Air Force Base (1939)
Lori Robinson (c. 1959), U.S. Air Force general, first woman ever to head combatant command and now commander, Northern Command (1981)
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