Notable Alumni of The University of Texas at Arlington
Notable alumni of The University of Texas at Arlington include Kalpana Chawla (Indian-born astronaut and aerospace engineer), Lou Diamond Phillips (Actor, director and writer) and Tommy Franks (Retired US Army general, former CENTCOM commander).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Tommy Franks 1945–
Retired US Army general, former CENTCOM commander
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Ron Wright 1953–2021
US representative from Texas
Business
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Charles Liang 1958–
Co-founder, chairman and CEO of Supermicro
Science and academia
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Kalpana Chawla 1962–2003
Indian-born astronaut and aerospace engineer
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Robert L. Stewart 1942–
NASA astronaut and US Army brigadier general
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Roland G. Fryer, Jr. 1977–
Economist and Harvard University professor
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Jonathan A. Campbell 1947–
Herpetologist, professor at University of Texas at Arlington
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Wendy Okolo 1989–
Aerospace research engineer at NASA Ames
Arts and media
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Lou Diamond Phillips 1962–
Actor, director and writer
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Annie Ilonzeh 1983–
Actress in Charlie's Angels reboot
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Kimberly Matula 1988–
Actress in The Bold and the Beautiful
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Morgan Woodward 1925–2019
Actor in Dallas and Cool Hand Luke
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Lauren Lane 1961–
Actress, known as C.C. Babcock in The Nanny
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Charles Baker 1971–
Actor known for Skinny Pete in Breaking Bad
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Daryush Shokof 1954–
Iranian film director, artist and writer based in Germany
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Caitlin Glass 1981–
Voice actress for English-language anime dubs
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Corinne Bohrer 1958–
Film and television actress
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Jonny Cruz 1982–
Actor, screenwriter and producer
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Julio Cedillo 1970–
Mexican actor
Sports
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Doug Russell 1946–
Olympic champion swimmer and former world record-holder
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Lanny Bassham 1947–
Sport shooter, 1976 Olympic gold medalist
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Derrick Obasohan 1981–
Nigerian-American basketball coach and former player
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Randy Snow 1959–2009
Paralympian inducted into U.S. Olympic Hall of Fame
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John Lackey 1978–
Former MLB pitcher for Angels, Red Sox, Cardinals, Cubs
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Karol Gruszecki 1989–
Polish professional 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.