Notable Alumni of Missouri State University-Springfield
Notable alumni of Missouri State University-Springfield include John Goodman (Film and television actor), Kathleen Turner (Actress and Golden Globe winner) and Don S. Davis (Actor, General Hammond in Stargate SG-1).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Roy Blunt 1950–
Former U.S. senator from Missouri
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Todd Tiahrt 1951–
Republican U.S. representative from Kansas
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Eric Burlison 1976–
US Representative from Missouri
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Bob Holden 1949–
53rd Governor of Missouri
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Melton D. Hancock 1929–2011
US Representative from Missouri and businessman
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Wendell Bailey 1940–
Politician from Missouri
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Austin Petersen 1981–
Political commentator, activist and broadcaster
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Jolie Justus 1971–
Lawyer and former Missouri Senate Minority Leader
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Frank J. Grass 1951–
Retired US Army general, 27th National Guard Bureau chief
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Marion T. Bennett 1914–2000
Federal circuit judge and former congressman
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Sara Lampe 1949–
Democratic member of the Missouri House of Representatives
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Crystal Quade 1985–
Missouri House Minority Leader
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Kevin P. Engler 1959–
Republican politician
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Durward Gorham Hall 1910–2001
Former U.S. Representative from Missouri
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Ryan McKenna 1973–
Former Missouri state senator
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Farid Elias Khazen 1953–
Lebanese politician and political science professor
Business
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David Glass 1935–2020
Former president and CEO of Walmart
Science and academia
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Mariam Fardous 1984–
Saudi astronaut and physician
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Lester R. Ford 1886–1967
Mathematician
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Pauline Gracia Beery Mack 1891–1974
Chemist, home economist and college administrator
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Angelo Segrillo 1958–
Brazilian historian specializing in Russia
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Henry C. Boren 1921–2013
Historian and professor emeritus at UNC
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Stephen K. Sanderson 1945–
Sociologist
Arts and media
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John Goodman 1952–
Film and television actor
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Kathleen Turner 1954–
Actress and Golden Globe winner
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Don S. Davis 1942–2008
Actor, General Hammond in Stargate SG-1
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Tess Harper 1950–
Actress, Golden Globe and Oscar nominee
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Brent Sexton 1967–
Actor in Bosch, The Killing and Deadwood
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Cullen Bunn 1971–
Comics writer and novelist
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Kyle Dean Massey 1981–
Broadway actor in Wicked, Next to Normal and Pippin
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Andrea Bogart 1977–
Actress
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Deidre Goodwin 1969–
Actress in Chicago and The Bourne Legacy
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Jay Kenneth Johnson 1977–
Actor known for Days of Our Lives
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Kendra Kassebaum 1973–
Stage actress known for Wicked
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Jim Bohannon 1944–2022
Nationally syndicated talk radio host
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Stephen Martines 1975–
Actor and recording artist
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Bessie Breuer 1893–1975
Journalist, novelist and playwright
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Daya Betty 1996–
Drag performer on RuPaul's Drag Race
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Kevin Brockmeier 1972–
Writer, author of The Brief History of the Dead
Sports
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Ryan Howard 1979–
MLB first baseman for the Philadelphia Phillies
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Blake Ahearn 1984–
Basketball coach, Chicago Bulls assistant
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Alize Johnson 1996–
Professional basketball player
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Kyle Weems 1989–
Basketball player, 2011 Missouri Valley Conference Player of the Year
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Winston Garland 1964–
Former professional point guard
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Shaun Marcum 1981–
Former MLB pitcher
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Jackie Stiles 1978–
Basketball player and college coach
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Lei'D Tapa 1982–
Professional wrestler and mixed martial artist
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Jamial Rolle 1980–
Bahamian sprinter specializing in the 200 metres
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Bill Mueller 1971–
Former MLB third baseman, played for Red Sox
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Michelle Baptiste 1977–
Saint Lucian long jumper, first woman Olympian
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Don Anielak 1930–1995
Former New York Knicks player and coach
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Pierce Johnson 1991–
Major League Baseball pitcher
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Uvis Kalniņš 1993–
Latvian sprint freestyle swimmer
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Jonathan Mogbo 2001–
Sacramento Kings NBA basketball player
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Fabian Florant 1983–
Dutch triple jumper
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Charles Gaines 1980–
Former professional basketball player
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Brad Ziegler 1979–
Former Major League Baseball pitcher
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Nia Williams 1990–
Women's soccer defender
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Norm Siebern 1933–2015
Former MLB first baseman and left fielder
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Zak Cummings 1984–
Former UFC middleweight mixed martial artist
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 Missouri State University-Springfield (people who attended both).