El Camino College is a public community college in Los Angeles County, California, United States. Most of it is in Alondra Park,"Alondra Park CDP, California ." U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved May 5, 2010."Torrance city, California ." U.S. Census Bureau. Retrieved May 5, 2010. while a section is in the city limits of Torrance. Following is a list of some of El Camino College's notable alumni.
Academics and education
Gerard Robinson, education reformer Nathan Salmon, professor (graduated under the name Nathan Salmon Ucuzoglu)
Entertainment
Chet Baker, musician (did not graduate) David Benoit, musician Lewis John Carlino, screenwriter, playwright, and director Bo Derek, actress Fred Dryer, actor, producer, and professional football player Jason Farol, singer Alan Jardine, The Beach Boys co-founder Suge Knight, CEO and founder of Death Row Records Frederico Lapenda, movie producer, MMA promoter Clara Lee, actress Chris Montez, singer (did not graduate) Carol Neblett, operatic soprano David Pack, singer and musician Park Jun-gyu, actor Ras Kass, rapper (did not graduate) Lauren Sánchez, Emmy Award-nominated American news anchor Douglas Trumbull, filmmaker Brian Wilson, The Beach Boys co-founder (did not graduate) Jacob Wysocki, actor and comedian William Allen Young, actor
Politics
Robert Cornegy, New York City councilmember Rudy de Leon, US Deputy Secretary of Defense Dennis Mangers, California assemblyman Therese Murray, president of the Massachusetts Senate George Nakano, California assemblyman
Science
Michael Fincke, NASA astronaut
Sports Mary Akor, long-distance runner Antonio Chatman, professional football player Fred Claire, general manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers Derrick Deese, professional football player and Fox Sports Radio host Don Dulay, professional basketball player Keith Erickson, professional basketball player George Foster, professional baseball player Donte Gamble, professional football player Denny Hocking, professional baseball player Flo Hyman, Olympic volleyball player Saladin McCullough, professional football player Kris Medlen, professional baseball player (attended but finished at Santa Ana College) Cliff Meidl, Olympic kayaker Chris Mortensen, sports journalist Jamize Olawale, professional football player John Ramsey, public address announcer for several L.A. professional sports teams Marcel Reece, professional football player Tamir Saban, professional basketball player Niu Sale, professional football player Steve Sarkisian, professional football player and coach (attended but finished at BYU)The Sky's The Limit for BYU quarterback Steve Sarkisian Ken Swearingen, college football player and coach Kenbrell Thompkins, professional football player Verran Tucker, professional football player
Other
Lynette Fromme, member of the Manson family (did not graduate)
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