Notable Alumni of University of North Carolina at Charlotte
Notable alumni of University of North Carolina at Charlotte include Matt Hardy (Professional wrestler and actor), Clay Aiken (Singer, American Idol season two runner-up) and Cedric Maxwell (Former NBA player, two-time champion with Celtics).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Richard Hudson 1971–
US representative for North Carolina
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Dan Forest 1967–
Former Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
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Michael Whatley 1968–
Former chair of the Republican National Committee
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Addison McDowell 1994–
U.S. representative for North Carolina's 6th district
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Benjamin Chavis 1948–
Activist and president of the National Newspaper Publishers Association
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Tricia Cotham 1978–
North Carolina House of Representatives member
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Kyle J. White 1987–
Medal of Honor recipient from the War in Afghanistan
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Mary Gardner Belk 1956–
North Carolina Democratic state representative
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Cecil Brockman 1984–
North Carolina House of Representatives member
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Terry Bellamy 1972–
Former mayor of Asheville, North Carolina
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Martha B. Alexander 1939–
Former North Carolina state representative
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DeAndrea Salvador 1950–
North Carolina state senator
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Drew P. Saunders 1938–
Former North Carolina state representative
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Anne Tompkins 1962–
Former US Attorney, Western District of North Carolina
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Mike Davis 1957–
California State Assembly member
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Joanna E. Cole 1948–
Vermont state representative
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Vickie Sawyer 1975–
Republican member of the North Carolina Senate
Business
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Ryan Gellert 1972–
CEO of Patagonia
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Kelley Earnhardt Miller 1972–
CEO of JR Motorsports
Science and academia
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Jill Tietjen 1954–
Electrical engineer and consulting firm founder
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Gregg Henriques
Psychologist, professor at James Madison University
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Glenda Gilmore 1949–
Yale historian of the American South
Arts and media
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Clay Aiken 1978–
Singer, American Idol season two runner-up
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Malek Jandali 1972–
Syrian-American composer and pianist
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Nicole Atkins 1978–
Singer-songwriter
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Clyde Caldwell 1948–
Fantasy illustrator
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Dave Moody 1962–
Musician, record producer and filmmaker from North Carolina
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Pedro Pinto 1975–
Journalist and founder of Empower Sports
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John Hostetter 1946–2016
Actor in the sitcom Murphy Brown
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Thomas James Reddy 1945–2019
Artist, poet, activist and musician
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Anna Clendening 1993–
Singer, actress and Internet personality
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Caridad Svich 1963–
Playwright, lyricist, translator and editor
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Alexis Louder 1991–
Actress known for The Tomorrow War
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Heather Childers 1969–
Television news anchor, formerly at Fox News
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Joe Posnanski 1967–
Sportswriter and author
Sports
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Matt Hardy 1974–
Professional wrestler and actor
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Cedric Maxwell 1955–
Former NBA player, two-time champion with Celtics
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Jon Busch 1976–
American soccer goalkeeper and coach
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Pierriá Henry 1993–
Senegalese-American professional basketball player
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Eddie Basden 1983–
Former NBA basketball player
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Rodney White 1980–
Former NBA player, ninth pick in 2001 draft
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DeMarco Johnson 1975–
Retired pro basketball player and former Hampton assistant coach
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Henry Williams 1970–2018
Professional basketball player nicknamed Hi-Fly
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Galen Young 1975–2021
Professional basketball player
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Martha Thomas 1996–
Scotland women's national team striker
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Alexander Kühl 1973–
German professional basketball player
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Calvin Brock 1975–
Former professional heavyweight boxer
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Cedric Ball 1968–
Former NBA basketball player
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Jahmir Young 2000–
Basketball player for the Coachella Valley Lakers
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Brandt Bronico 1995–
Midfielder for Charlotte FC
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John Maine 1981–
Former MLB pitcher for Orioles, Mets and Marlins
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Lamont Mack 1987–
Professional basketball player
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Gökhan Şirin 1990–
Turkish basketball player
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Byron Dinkins 1967–
Former NBA player and basketball coach
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Shareese Woods 1985–
Sprinter
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Wade Helliwell 1978–
Australian former professional basketball player
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Amanda Dowe 1991–
Professional basketball player
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Bobby Lutz 1958–
Basketball coach
Other fields
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Peter Joseph Jugis 1957–
Catholic Bishop of Charlotte, 2003–2024
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Michael Haley
National Guard officer, husband of Nikki Haley
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 University of North Carolina at Charlotte (people who attended both).