Notable Alumni of Stephen F Austin State University
Notable alumni of Stephen F Austin State University include Don Henley (Founding member and drummer of the Eagles), Joseph W. Kennedy (Chemist and co-discoverer of plutonium) and Will Jennings (Lyricist of My Heart Will Go On).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Bill Owens 1950–
40th Governor of Colorado
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Bob Cashell 1938–2020
Mayor of Reno, Nevada from 2002 to 2014
Business
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George Broussard 1901–
Video game designer, co-creator of Duke Nukem
Science and academia
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Joseph W. Kennedy 1916–1957
Chemist and co-discoverer of plutonium
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Nancy Dickey 1950–
First female president of the American Medical Association
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Lee Fitzgerald 1955–
Herpetologist and Texas A&M zoology professor
Arts and media
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Don Henley 1947–
Founding member and drummer of the Eagles
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Will Jennings 1944–2024
Lyricist of My Heart Will Go On
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Shane Carruth 1972–
Filmmaker known for science fiction features
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Brady Smith 1971–
Actor and author
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Derek Wayne Johnson 1983–
Film director, screenwriter and producer
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Ronnie Laws 1950–
American jazz saxophonist and singer
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Kasey Lansdale 1988–
Country music singer-songwriter
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Chrystelle Trump Bond 1938–2020
Dancer, choreographer and dance historian
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Peggy Moreland 2000–
Bestselling romance novelist
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David Bercot 1950–
Christian church historian, attorney and author
Sports
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Thomas Walkup 1992–
American-born Greek professional basketball player
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Kevon Harris 1997–
Professional basketball player in Japan
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Kylie Ann Louw 1989–
South African footballer
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Taylor Smith 1991–
Basketball player who played for Stephen F. Austin
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T. J. Holyfield 1995–
Professional basketball player
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Kevin Ellis 1973–
Skeleton racer at the 2006 Winter Olympics
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Shannon Bogues 1997–
Professional basketball player for Boulazac
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Jacob Parker 1993–
American basketball player
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.