Notable Alumni of University of Tulsa
Notable alumni of University of Tulsa include Phil McGraw (Television personality Dr. Phil, author), Jeanne Tripplehorn (Film, television and stage actress) and Rue McClanahan (Actress, played Blanche on The Golden Girls).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Jim Inhofe 1934–2024
U.S. Senator from Oklahoma
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Scott Pruitt 1968–
14th Administrator of the EPA
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Kendra Horn 1976–
Former US Representative from Oklahoma
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David Hall 1930–2016
20th Governor of Oklahoma
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Shana Dale 1964–
Former NASA Deputy Administrator
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Drew Edmondson 1946–
Former Attorney General of Oklahoma
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Maria Robinson 1987–
Former Massachusetts state representative
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Craig Campbell 1952–
Former CEO of Alaska Aerospace Corporation
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Dody Hanggodo 1966–
Indonesian minister of public works
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Chad "Corntassel" Smith 1950–
Former Principal Chief of the Cherokee Nation
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Suhail Al Mazroui 1973–
UAE minister of energy
Business
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Doug McMillon 1966–
Former president and CEO of Walmart
Science and academia
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Marie Tharp 1920–2006
Oceanographic cartographer who mapped the Atlantic ocean floor
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James Westphal 1930–2004
Astronomer, Director of Palomar Observatory
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William Franklin Blair 1912–1984
Zoologist and president of the Ecological Society of America
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Kathleen K. Gilmore 1914–2010
Archaeologist of Spanish colonial sites
Arts and media
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Phil McGraw 1950–
Television personality Dr. Phil, author
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Jeanne Tripplehorn 1963–
Film, television and stage actress
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Rue McClanahan 1934–2010
Actress, played Blanche on The Golden Girls
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Wade Williams 1961–
Actor known for Prison Break
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Gailard Sartain 1943–2025
Actor
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Mary Kay Place 1947–
Actress, screenwriter and director
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S. E. Hinton 1948–
Author of young-adult novel The Outsiders
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Joyce Compton 1907–1997
Film actress
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Paul Harvey 1918–2009
ABC News Radio broadcaster
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Daniel H. Wilson 1978–
Novelist with New York Times bestsellers
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Tareq Al-Suwaidan 1953–
Kuwaiti author, motivational speaker and businessman
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Kristin Cast 1986–
Young adult author of the House of Night series
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Lance Henson 1944–
Cheyenne poet
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Erika Anderson 1963–
Actress known for Zandalee and Twin Peaks
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Ted Berrigan 1934–1983
American poet
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Antonio Zarro 1961–
Film director and actor
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Jerry Keller 1937–
Pop singer and songwriter
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Rilla Askew 1951–
Novelist and short story writer from Oklahoma
Sports
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Jordan Clarkson 1992–
NBA player for the New York Knicks
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Todd Hays 1969–
Bobsledder, 2002 Olympic four-man silver medalist
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Nancy Lopez 1957–
LPGA golfer with 48 tour wins
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Jerome Jordan 1986–
Jamaican former professional basketball player
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Bingo Smith 1946–2023
Professional basketball player for the Cleveland Cavaliers
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Jamel McLean 1988–
Professional basketball player
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Will Magnay 1998–
Australian professional basketball player
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Paul Pressey 1958–
Former NBA player and early point forward, assistant coach
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DaQuan Jeffries 1997–
Professional basketball player for Beşiktaş
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Chris O'Hare 1990–
Scottish middle-distance runner in the 1500 metres
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Steve Largent 1954–
NFL wide receiver and former US Representative
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Ben Uzoh 1988–
Nigerian-American former basketball player
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Tim Nedow 1990–
Canadian shot put and discus thrower
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Steve Bracey 1950–2006
NBA point guard
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Richard Young 1975–
Former wrestler and football player, as Ricky Ortiz
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Jim King 1941–
Former pro basketball player and college coach
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Shaquille Harrison 1993–
Professional basketball player
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Marc Scott 1993–
British long-distance runner, 2022 World Indoor bronze medalist
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Michael Ruffin 1977–
Former NBA player with nine seasons
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Bob St. Clair 1931–2015
San Francisco 49ers offensive tackle
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Terry Boss 1981–
Soccer coach and former goalkeeper
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Tony Rocha 1993–
Former midfielder who represented Belize
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James Woodard 1994–
Professional basketball player for Porto
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Drew Pearson 1951–
Dallas Cowboys wide receiver
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Hardy Brown 1924–1991
American football linebacker
Other fields
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Myles Munroe 1954–2014
Bahamian minister, author and leadership consultant
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 Tulsa (people who attended both).