Cate Marvin, poet Jonathan Maslow, journalist and author Selena Mooney, alias Missy Suicide (left after one year) Chris Noth, actor David Rhodes, novelist Hans Rickheit, cartoonist (left after one year) Tristan Roberts, member of the Vermont House of Representatives Eneriko Seruma, poet and novelist Jock Sturges, portrait photographer Tristan Toleno, member of the Vermont House of Representatives Charlotte Watts, mathematician, epidemiologist, and academic Staff Robert Frost, poet, was the college's first trustee. Ethan Gilsdorf, author, worked in the marketing department in the late 1990s. See also List of colleges and universities in Vermont References External links Marlboro College Archives at Emerson College Liberal arts colleges in Vermont Defunct private universities and colleges in Vermont Buildings and structures in Marlboro, Vermont Education in Windham County, Vermont Educational institutions established in 1946 1946 establishments in Vermont Educational institutions disestablished in 2020 2020 disestablishments in Vermont