1985), Associate Visual Effects Producer for Game of Thrones.[93] Jack Collins (born 1943), college basketball coach and former Speaker of the New Jersey General Assembly[94] Jim Cook Jr. (born 1987), journalist and playwright.[citation needed] Scott DePace, TV director, The Howard Stern Show[95] Steve Dildarian (born 1969), creator of the HBO animated series The Life & Times of Tim.[citation needed] Ric Edelman, financial planner and radio host[96] Stink Fisher (born 1970), football player and actor in movies such as Invincible and The Longest Yard.[97] Shaun T. Fitness (born 1978), motivational speaker, fitness trainer and choreographer best known for his home fitness programs T25, Insanity and Hip-Hop Abs.[98] Jamie Ginn (born 1982), Miss Delaware 2006[99] Dino Hall (born 1965), running back who played in the NFL for the Cleveland Browns.[100] Robert Hegyes (1951-2012), actor and former co-star of Welcome Back, Kotter known for his role as Juan Epstein, who was a professor at his alma mater in the early to mid-1990s.[101] Allen Helbig (born 1964), artist, animator, photographer, body painter and web designer[citation needed] Kenneth Lacovara, explorer and paleontologist, known for discovering new species of dinosaurs (2004 Rowan Alumnus of the Year)[102] Trymaine Lee, Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter [103] Fred H. Madden (born 1954), New Jersey State Senator and former superintendent of the New Jersey State Police.[104] Marilyn Marshall (1941-2015), R&B and jazz recording artist Tim Marshall, radio host, R&B Music Hall of Fame 2013 Inaugural Inductee[105] Soraida Martinez (born 1956), artist, designer and social activist known for creating the art style of Verdadism.[18][107] Mary Previte (1932–2019), author of Hungry Ghosts, served in the New Jersey General Assembly representing the 6th Legislative District from 1998 to 2006.[108] Megan Rochell, R&B singer, dropped out before graduating.[109] Patti Smith (born 1946), musician, singer and poet, member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame[110][111] James L. Usry (1922-2002), first African American Mayor of Atlantic City, New Jersey.[112]