Oil Edward W. Scott, founder of BEA Systems and former senior United States government official Other G.G. Bradley, noted Latinist, college master Chelsea Clinton, daughter of Bill Clinton, the 42nd U.S. President, and the former U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton Michael Hoban, headmaster of Harrow School Luke McShane, chess Grandmaster Joseph Bennet Odunton, Ghanaian public servant, first black African to hold appointment at the Buckingham Palace Sir Alan Stewart, founding vice-chancellor of Massey University, New Zealand Edward Maunde Thompson, Principal Librarian British Museum 1888–98, Director and Principal Librarian 1898–1909 Israel Tonge, conspirator Felix Yusupov, participant in the murder of Grigori Rasputin Future fellows A number of alumni became fellows at their Alma mater at some point in their academic career. Honorary fellows are marked with an asterisk. John Appleton, academic and later Master Peter Bayley, literary critic Thomas Bennet, academic and later Master Thomas Benwell, academic and later Master Joseph Bingham, historian Jon Blundy, geologist George Granville Bradley, priest and later Master of the college James Franck Bright, historian and later Master John Browne, academic, later Master Robert Burton, academic and later Master Roger Cashmore, physicist Richard Clayton, canon and later Master Bill Clinton*, 42nd President of the United States Thomas Cockman, academic and later Master George Croft, priest Horace Davey, judge and politician E. R. Dodds, classicist Gareth Evans, philosopher Robin Fearn, diplomat Thomas Foston, Master of the college Valpy French, Christian missionary John Finnis, legal philosopher Laurence Grensted, priest and chaplain of University College Edmund Lacey, bishop and later Master Reginald Walter Macan, classical scholar and later Master Jonathan Mance*, judge Peter Medd, priest James Plaskitt, politician Thomas Plumer, lawyer and politician Frederick Charles Plumptre, classicist and later Master David Renton*, politician Bill Roscoe, computer scientist Sir Amherst Selby-Bigge, civil servant and academic William Smith, antiquary and author of The Annals of University College Travers Twiss, jurist Obadiah Walker, historian and later Master Abraham Woodhead, writer See also Former students of University College Fellows of University College, Oxford Alumni of University College Players, college dramatic society Notes References External links Famous alumni, Archive.org Alumni Alumni University College, alumni