Notable Alumni of University of Alabama at Birmingham
Notable alumni of University of Alabama at Birmingham include Dejan Jakovic (Canadian soccer centre-back), Robert J. Bentley (53rd Governor of Alabama) and Vonetta Flowers (First Black athlete to win Winter Olympic gold).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Robert J. Bentley 1943–
53rd Governor of Alabama
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Chris Collins 1950–
Former US Representative and businessman
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Larry Langford 1946–2019
Former mayor of Birmingham, Alabama
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Toshiko Abe 1959–
Japanese Liberal Democratic Party member of the House of Representatives
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Merika Coleman 1973–
Alabama state senator
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William A. Bell 1949–
33rd mayor of Birmingham, Alabama
Science and academia
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Lee Morin 1952–
NASA astronaut who flew on STS-110
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Lawrence J. DeLucas 1950–
Biochemist and Space Shuttle payload specialist
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Regina Benjamin 1956–
18th Surgeon General of the United States
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Robert Hyatt 1948–
Computer scientist, co-author of chess program Crafty
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Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green
Medical physicist developing laser nanoparticle cancer treatment
Arts and media
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Caitlín R. Kiernan 1964–
Paleontologist and science fiction, dark fantasy writer
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Jason Aaron 1973–
Comic book writer of Scalped and Thor
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Deidre Downs 1980–
Miss America 2005 and physician
Sports
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Dejan Jakovic 1985–
Canadian soccer centre-back
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Vonetta Flowers 1973–
First Black athlete to win Winter Olympic gold
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Graeme McDowell 1979–
Northern Irish golfer, 2010 U.S. Open champion
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Yaxel Lendeborg 2002–
Golden State Warriors player, 11th pick in 2026
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Nate Darling 1998–
Canadian professional basketball player
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Roddy White 1981–
Wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons
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Donell Taylor 1982–
Former professional basketball player
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Sandy Gbandi 1983–
Liberian former footballer
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Oliver Robinson 1960–
Former NBA player and Alabama state legislator
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Shannon Shorr 1985–
Professional poker player
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.