Notable Alumni of Abilene Christian University
Notable alumni of Abilene Christian University include Bobby Morrow (Sprinter, three-time 1956 Olympic gold medalist), John Layfield (WWE wrestler, commentator and entrepreneur) and Daniel Johnston (Singer, musician and artist in lo-fi music).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Janice Hahn 1952–
Los Angeles County supervisor and former U.S. representative
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Ted Poe 1948–
Former US representative from Texas and judge
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Omar Truman Burleson 1906–1991
U.S. Representative from Texas and former FBI agent
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Lindley Beckworth 1913–1984
U.S. representative from Texas and customs court judge
Science and academia
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Don Beck 1937–2022
Theorist and co-author of Spiral Dynamics
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James Tabor 1946–
Biblical scholar and professor at UNC Charlotte
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H. Jeff Kimble 1949–2024
Caltech physics professor specializing in quantum optics
Arts and media
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Daniel Johnston 1961–2019
Singer, musician and artist in lo-fi music
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Max Lucado 1955–
Author and minister at Oak Hills Church
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Holly Dunn 1957–2016
Country music singer and songwriter
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Billie Hughes 1948–1998
Singer, songwriter and record producer
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Big Pokey 1974–2023
Rapper known as Big Pokey
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Ronnie Dunn 1953–
Country singer of Brooks & Dunn
Sports
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Bobby Morrow 1935–2020
Sprinter, three-time 1956 Olympic gold medalist
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John Layfield 1966–
WWE wrestler, commentator and entrepreneur
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Earl Young 1941–
Sprinter, Olympic 4x400m relay gold medalist
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Jeev Milkha Singh 1971–
Indian professional golfer and European Tour winner
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Randall Cobb 1953–
Former heavyweight boxer and actor
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Ian Morris 1961–
Trinidad and Tobago 400 metres sprinter
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Mactabene Amachree 1978–
Nigerian basketball player, first Nigerian in WNBA
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Mark Witherspoon 1963–
Olympic sprinter
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Charles Coody 1937–
Professional golfer, 1971 Masters champion
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Lindy McDaniel 1935–2020
MLB pitcher with a 21-year career
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Freddie Williams 1962–
Canadian middle-distance runner, 1992 Olympian
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.