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24 notable alumni

Notable Alumni of McNeese State University

Notable alumni of McNeese State University include Joe Dumars (Former NBA player and basketball executive), Bobby Kimball (Original frontman of the band Toto) and Adam Johnson (Novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner).

Alumni list

Politics and law

Business

  • Grant Cardone 1958–

    Founder of Cardone Capital, author and investor

  • Christopher Catrambone 1981–

    Entrepreneur, founder of MOAS

Arts and media

  • Bobby Kimball 1947–

    Original frontman of the band Toto

  • Adam Johnson 1967–

    Novelist and Pulitzer Prize winner

    Also attended: Arizona State University-Tempe, Florida State University

  • Lynda Benglis 1941–

    American sculptor and visual artist

    Also attended: Tulane University of Louisiana

  • Doug Kershaw 1936–

    Fiddle player, singer and songwriter

  • Andre Dubus 1936–1999

    Writer of short stories, novels and essays

    Also attended: University of Iowa

  • Erin Entrada Kelly 1977–

    Children's author, 2018 Newbery Medal winner

    Also attended: Rosemont College

  • Keith Frank 1972–

    Zydeco accordionist, singer and producer

  • Michael Ray Charles 1967–

    Painter and printmaker

    Also attended: University of Houston

Sports

  • Joe Dumars 1963–

    Former NBA player and basketball executive

  • Alvydas Pazdrazdis 1972–

    Lithuanian basketball player, 1992 Olympic bronze medalist

  • Patrick Richard 1990–

    Professional basketball player

  • Demond Mallet 1978–

    Former pro basketball player, McNeese State alumnus

  • Trey Gilder 1985–

    Professional basketball player

  • Tierre Brown 1979–

    Basketball player

  • Robert MacIntyre 1996–

    Scottish professional golfer

  • Kevin Toth 1967–

    Shot putter

  • Diego Kapelan 1987–

    Bosnian-Canadian basketball coach and former player

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.