TV series "The Nanny" and other projects with Fran Drescher Alicia Luciano, Miss New Jersey 2002 Donna Lupardo, member of the New York State Assembly Gerard Malanga, poet and Andy Warhol collaborator Nicole Malliotakis, member of the United States House of Representatives from New York's 11th congressional district Arno Minkkinen, Finnish-American photographer Kenneth Mitchell, politician, executive director of the Staten Island Zoo Guy Molinari, former borough president of Staten Island; former member of the United States Congress Dan Mullen, head football coach at University of Florida Amy Polumbo, former Miss New Jersey (2007–2008) Carl-Olivier Primé, Canadian football player Greg Senat, NFL football player Brian Sgambati, actor Bret Shuford, actor Julian Stanford, NFL linebacker for the Buffalo Bills Cam Gill, NFL linebacker and Super Bowl Winner for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Olivia Brewer Stapp, American opera singer Lynne Stewart, civil rights lawyer Philip S. Straniere, civil court judge Robert Straniere, former member of New York State Assembly Michael Tadross, film producer Armin Thurnher, journalist, co-editor of Vienna weekly news magazine Falter Les R. Trautmann, editor of the Staten Island Advance from 1965 until his death in 1992 Gustave W. Weber, president of Susquehanna University, 1959–1977 Beverly Hoehne Whipple, sexologist, co-author of The G Spot and Other Recent Discoveries About Human Sexuality Brian Whitman, radio talk show host Paul Zindel, author and playwright Filming location Wagner's campus has been featured in several films, television-show episodes, and advertisements. Shoot dates (where shown) are from Wagner College location contracts on file on campus: "Silent Madness," 1984 film "Naked in New York," 1993 film "Cadaverous," 2000 short film "The Sopranos," Ep. 39, "Army of One," 2001. Wagner College was used for the Hudson Military Institute campus. "The Education of Max Bickford," 2001. CBS drama series starring Richard Dreyfuss and Marcia Gay Harden. Wagner College (along with Brooklyn College) was the fictional Chadwick College. "School of Rock," 2003 film starring Jack Black and Joan Cusack. The Horace Green School exterior portrayed in the movie is Wagner College's Main Hall. "Poster Boy," 2004 film which won the Outfest Grand Jury Award for Best Screenwriting. "Four Lane Highway," 2005 film (shot on campus April 18, 2004) "Exposing the Order of the Serpentine," 2006 film (shot on campus Jan. 5–6, 2005) "Illegal Tender," 2007 film (shot on campus May 25–26, 2006) "The Visitor," 2007 film distributed by Overture Films (shot on campus Oct. 9, 2006) "Comedy Central on Campus: