Famous People of Seton Hall

Famous People of Seton Hall is a digital series highlighting prominent alumni, as well as past and present notable figures of Seton Hall University. This series gives a glimpse into their lives and stories.

Michael M. Reuter
Director Emeritus of the Gerald P. Buccino '63 Center for Leadership Development (2007 - 2020)
"Live passionately; love unconditionally; care deeply."
Michael M. Reuter, a native New Yorker born and raised in Brooklyn, was a former instructor in the Department of Management and the former director of the Gerald P. Buccino '63 Center for Leadership Development at Seton Hall. Before recently retiring in August of 2020, Reuter was a part of Seton Hall's Stillman School of Business for 13 years. Learn more about Michael Reuter.

Reverend John D. Dennehy '79/ M.Div.‘84
University Chaplain
"I've learned a long time ago that it's not about me, it's about how God works through me."
Hailing from his hometown in Union City, NJ, Reverend John Dennehy has been the Seton Hall University Chaplain for 17 years. Ordained a priest in 1981, Dennehy plays an integral supportive role as he spiritually guides the members of the Seton Hall community, cultivating positive relationships through compassionate presence. Learn more about Reverend Dennehy.

Robin L. Cunningham ‘78/ M.A.E. ‘84/ Ed.S. ‘96
Associate Vice President of Student Services and Dean of Freshman Studies
"It's not where you start; it's where you finish."
The first woman recruited to Seton Hall on a basketball scholarship, Robin L. Cunningham serves as the current Associate Vice President of Student Services and Dean of Freshman Studies within the Division of Student Services. A pioneer in her own athletic experiences, she extended support to student-athletes for nearly 20 years before transitioning to work with the general freshman population. She currently advises first-year students, preparing them for success as they begin their college journeys. Learn more about Robin Cunningham.