Notable Alumni of Minnesota State University-Mankato
Notable alumni of Minnesota State University-Mankato include Tim Walz (41st Governor of Minnesota), Billie Joe Armstrong (Lead vocalist and guitarist of Green Day) and Melissa Peterman (Actress and host, known for Reba).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Tim Walz 1964–
41st Governor of Minnesota
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Alfred Bitini Xuma 1893–1962
Former president of the African National Congress
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Gwen Walz 1966–
First Lady of Minnesota and educator
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John M. Zwach 1907–1990
Minnesota politician, farmer and teacher
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Jessica Benham 1990–
Pennsylvania state representative and disability rights activist
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Richard C. Nash 1950–
30th Adjutant General of Minnesota
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Mohamed Aden Tiiceey 1972–
Somali politician, founder of Himan and Heeb state
Business
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Glen Taylor 1941–
Billionaire founder of Taylor Corporation
Science and academia
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Ray Oldenburg 1932–2022
Urban sociologist who coined "third place"
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Julia Sears 1840–1929
Suffragist, first woman to head a US public college
Arts and media
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Billie Joe Armstrong 1972–
Lead vocalist and guitarist of Green Day
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Melissa Peterman 1971–
Actress and host, known for Reba
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Cedric Yarbrough 1973–
Actor and comedian in Reno 911!
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Bonya Ahmed 1969–
Bangladeshi-American writer, blogger and activist
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Chad Brownlee 1984–
Canadian country singer and former ice hockey player
Sports
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David Backes 1984–
Former NHL ice hockey forward
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Teodors Bļugers 1994–
Latvian NHL ice hockey centre
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Ryan Carter 1983–
Former NHL ice hockey forward
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Assem Marei 1992–
Egyptian professional basketball player
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Tyler Pitlick 1991–
NHL forward for the Minnesota Wild
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Emilia Ramboldt 1988–
Swedish ice hockey defenceman, three-time Olympian
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Connor Mackey 1996–
American professional ice hockey defenseman
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Tim Jackman 1981–
Former professional ice hockey player
Other fields
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Shirley Ardell Mason 1923–1998
Art teacher reported as the subject of Sybil
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.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Minnesota State University-Mankato (people who attended both).