Everett Alvarez '60, former deputy director, Peace Corps; former deputy administrator, Veterans Administration; chair, VA CARES Commission, author
Edmund G. "Jerry" Brown, Jr. '59, governor of California (second term), former California State Attorney General, former mayor of Oakland
Samuel Conti '45, judge, U.S. District Court
Mike Espy J.D. '78, former U.S. secretary of agriculture, former member of Congress, Michigan
Ron Flynn '65, retired brigadier general, U.S. Army
Jim Garrison '73, co-founder, State of the World Forum, author
Arthur Hull Hayes '55, doctor, former FDA Commissioner, first SCU Rhodes scholar
Joanne Hayes-White '86, Fire Chief of San Francisco, first female fire chief of a major metropolitan city
Marty Jenkins '77, justice, First District Court of Appeals, former judge, U.S. District Court
Keith Kellogg '66, former lieutenant general, US Army
Paul Laxalt '44, former governor and senator, Nevada
William Lenaers '69, brigadier general, U.S. Army
Zoe Lofgren '75, representative of U.S. Congress, California
Tom McEnery 67, M.A. '70, former mayor of San Jose
Bob Miller '67, former governor, Nevada
Frank Murkowski '55, former governor of Alaska
Dee Dee Myers '83, former White House press secretary Clinton Administration, author
Janet Napolitano '79, Secretary of Homeland Security Obama Admistration and former governor of Arizona
Gavin Newsom '89, Lieutenant Governor State of California, former mayor of San Francisco
Edward A. Panelli '53 J.D. '55, retired associate justice, California Supreme Court
Leon Panetta '60, former U.S. Secretary of Defense, former Director of the CIA Obama Administration, former White House chief of staff Clinton Administration, and former member of Congress, CA
Mary Ann Peters '72, Provost, Naval War College; formerly served as the U.S. Ambassador to Bangladesh from 2000 to 2003
Joe Peterson '72, U.S. Army major general
Richard Riordan '52, former mayor of Los Angeles
Thomas Romig J.D. '80, major general, former Judge Advocate General, U.S. Army
Gregory Schmidt '69, Secretary of State, State of California
Richard Tallman '75, judge, U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals
Anthony Williams '73, former mayor, Washington, D.C.
