List of Arizona State University alumni

This is a list of notable alumni of Arizona State University.

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## Academia

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Main article: List of Arizona State University alumni in academia

The list of ASU alumni in academia includes academic administrators as well as academics in the fields of business, education, the humanities and social sciences.

## Arts and media

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Main article: List of Arizona State University alumni in arts and media

The list of ASU alumni in arts and media includes the fields of art (including architecture and photography), entertainment, journalism, literature and music.

## Athletes

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Main article: List of Arizona State University athletes

The list of ASU athletes includes players on ASU varsity sports programs. Some programs with many alumni have their own lists:

* Baseball
* Basketball
* Football
* Golf
* Swim and dive
* Track and field

## Business

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Business Name  | Class year  | Notes  | Ref.

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Michael J. Ahearn | (BS, JD)  | CEO of First Solar and company director  | [1]
Robert Bigelow |  | Hotel and aerospace entrepreneur  | [2]
Michael R. Burns |  | Vice chairman of Lionsgate Entertainment Corp.  | [3]
James Chippendale |  | Business executive  | [4]
Chris Cohan | 1973  | Founder of Sonic Communications, former owner of the Golden State Warriors | [5]
Chris Cookson | 1970  | President of Sony Pictures Technologies  | [6][7]
Chris Cottrell |  | Businessman  | [8]
Louis E. Crandall |  | Founder of Legend City | [9]
Diana Yazzie Devine | 1999 (MBA)  | Nonprofit manager  | [6]
Fred DuVal | (JD)  | Political consultant, businessman, member and chair of the Arizona Board of Regents | [10][11]
Vince Ferraro | (MBA)  | Executive for Hewlett-Packard and Eastman Kodak | [12]
Randall C. Fowler | 1965 (MSE)  | Inventor  | [13]
Ira A. Fulton | —  | Businessman, founder of Fulton Homes (attended)  | [14]
Kara Goldin | 1989  | Businesswoman  | [3]
Barbara Grant |  | Executive at IBM and CEO of Siros Technologies  | [15]
Christian Hageseth |  | Cannabis entrepreneur  | [16]
Robert Hecht-Nielsen | 1971  | Businessman, computer developer and adjunct professor of electrical and computer engineering, University of California, San Diego | [3][17]
Chad Horstman | 2001  | Co-founder of Yandy.com | [18]
Todd Huffman | 2006 (MS)  | Co-founder of 3Scan, inventor, photographer  | [19]
Vani Kola | 1987  | Entrepreneur and venture capitalist in India  | [20]
Howard Lindzon | 1991 (MBA)  | Author and founder of StockTwits | [21][22]
Clate Mask | 1996  | Co-founder and CEO of Keap | [23]
Allison Maslan |  | Entrepreneur and homeopath  | [24]
Rex Maughan | 1962  | Founder and CEO of Forever Living Products, a multi-level marketing company  | [6][25]
T. Allan McArtor | 1971 (MSE)  | Aviation executive  | [3][26]
Ioanna Morfessis | 1996 (PhD)  | Economic development leader  | [27][28]
Paige Mycoskie |  | Founder of the fashion brand Aviator Nation  | [29]
Cheryl Najafi |  | Entrepreneur  | [30]
Murugan Pal | (MS)  | Entrepreneur and software developer  | [31]
Joe Shoen | 1981 (JD)  | Chairman of Amerco; chairman and president of U-Haul | [32][33]
Andy Spade |  | Co-founder of Kate Spade New York | [34]
Kate Spade | 1985  | Fashion designer, business owner; co-founder of Kate Spade New York | [35]
Kim Taylor | 2005  | Entrepreneur  | [36][37]
Gary L. Tooker | 1962  | Corporate executive  | [3][38]
Ryan Wood | 1996  | Football player, co-founder of Under Armour | [32]

## Coaches and athletic administrators

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Coaches and athletic administrators Name  | Class year  | Notes  | Ref.

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Pete Babcock |  | Basketball executive  | [39]
Sandra Baldwin | 1962[a] | President of the United States Olympic Committee, 2000–2002  | [40]
Jim Brock |  | Baseball coach and two-time national champion in 23 seasons at ASU  | [41]
Greg Byrne | 1994  | Athletic director  | [42]
Mike Candrea | 1978  | Coached Arizona Wildcats softball for 36 seasons to eight national titles and retired as the all-time winningest coach in college softball; coached Olympic softball  | [43]
Gary Close | 1978  | Assistant college basketball coach at Stanford, Iowa and Wisconsin  | [44]
Loren Dawson | 1993  | College and high school football coach  | [45]
Kenny Dillingham | 2013  | Head coach of ASU football, 2023–  | [32][46]
Herman Frazier | 1977  | Track athlete and Olympic gold medalist; graduate assistant and ASU athletic director, later of the University of Alabama at Birmingham, University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa and Syracuse University | [3][47]
David Griffin | 1995  | Basketball executive  | [48]
Derrick Hall | 1991  | President and CEO of the Arizona Diamondbacks | [49]
Kyle Hawkins |  | Lacrosse coach  | [50]
Barbara Hedges |  | Athletic director at USC and Washington  | [51]
Jonathan Kolb |  | Basketball executive  | [52]
George McCaskey | 1978  | Chairman of the Chicago Bears | [53]
Aaron McCreary | 1915  | Athletic director and coach at Arizona State College at Tempe, 1923–1931; athletic director and coach at Arizona State Teachers College (now Northern Arizona University), 1931–1963  | [54]
Jim Phillips | 1992 (MPA)  | Commissioner of the Atlantic Coast Conference | [55]
Greg Powers | 1999  | ASU men's ice hockey coach  | [32]
Graham Rossini | 2002  | ASU athletic director, 2024–  | [56]
Joel Sobotka | 1993  | College and high school basketball coach  | [57]
Gene Taylor | 1980  | Athletic director at Kansas State University | [58]
Bobby Valentine | —  | Baseball manager; attended courses at ASU while playing for the Los Angeles Dodgers | [59]
Linda Vollstedt | 1969  | ASU women's golf coach, 1980–2001  | [60]
Kevin Warren | 1988 (MBA)  | President of the Chicago Bears, commissioner of the Big Ten Conference | [6][61][62]
Ralph Weekly | 1973  | Softball coach at Pacific Lutheran, Chattanooga, and Tennessee; Team USA coach  | [63]
Sam Winningham | (MA)  | Football coach at Valley State College (now California State University, Northridge), professor  | [64][65]

## Government and politics

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Main article: List of Arizona State University alumni in government and politics

The list of ASU alumni in government and politics includes federal legislators and people in other federal offices; people in Arizona statewide offices, the Arizona Legislature, and other Arizona offices; people in government offices in states other than Arizona, tribal governments, and internationally; and social activists.

## Law

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Law Name  | Class year  | Notes  | Ref.

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Tom Ajamie | 1982  | Trial lawyer  | [66]
Samuel Alba | 1972 (JD)  | U.S. magistrate judge  | [67]
Claudeen Arthur | JD (1974)  | Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Navajo Nation | [68][69]
Raymond D. Austin | 1979  | Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Navajo Nation | [70]
Bridget S. Bade | 1987  | Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit | [71]
Michael G. Bailey |  | United States Attorney for the District of Arizona | [72]
Rebecca White Berch | 1976  | Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court | [73]
Bonnie A. Bulla | 1984  | Judge of the Nevada Court of Appeals | [74]
Tena Campbell |  | Senior judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Utah | [75]
Charles G. Case II | 1975  | Judge, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Arizona | [76]
Joshua Deahl | 2003  | Associate Judge of the District of Columbia Court of Appeals | [77]
Sarah D. Grant | 1970 (JD)  | Judge, Arizona Court of Appeals, Division 1  | [78]
Michael Daly Hawkins | 1967  | Senior judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit | [3][79]
Brad Hendricks |  | Attorney  | [80]
Randall M. Howe | 1985  | Judge of the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division 1  | [81]
Natalie Hudson | 1979  | Chief justice of the Minnesota Supreme Court | [82]
Diane Humetewa | 1987  | Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona; first American Indian woman to serve as a federal judge  | [83]
Janine M. Kern | 1982  | Associate justice of the South Dakota Supreme Court | [84]
Michael T. Liburdi | 1998  | Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [85]
John Lopez IV | 1998 (JD)  | Vice chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court | [86]
Mari Matsuda | 1975  | Lawyer and law professor  | [87]
Ruth McGregor | 1974 (JD)  | Chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court | [3]
Gloria Navarro | 1992 (JD)  | Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Nevada | [88]
Hugh R. O'Connell |  | Wisconsin circuit court judge; Milwaukee County District Attorney | [89]
Douglas L. Rayes | 1975  | Senior judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [90]
Craig Rothfeld |  | Prison consultant  | [91]
Jim Rossi |  | Law professor  | [92]
Michael D. Ryan | 1977 (JD)  | Associate justice of the Arizona Supreme Court | [93][94]
Roslyn O. Silver | 1971 (JD)  | Senior judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [95]
Barry G. Silverman | 1973  | Senior judge, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit | [96]
James A. Soto | 1971  | Senior judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [97]
Ann Timmer | 1985 (JD)  | Chief justice of the Arizona Supreme Court | [98]
John J. Tuchi | 1994 (JD)  | Judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [99]
Jerod E. Tufte | 2002 (JD)  | Justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court | [100]
Jason Vanacour | 2003 (JD)  | Lawyer and former soccer player  | [101]
Neil V. Wake | 1971  | Senior judge, U.S. District Court for the District of Arizona | [102]
Pamela Scott Washington |  | District court judge in Alaska  | [103]
Claudette White | 2005 (JD)  | Chief justice for the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians and member of Quechan Tribal Council  | [104]
Harvey Whittemore | (JD)  | Lawyer in Nevada  | [105]
Mabel Walker Willebrandt | 1911  | U.S. Assistant Attorney General, 1921–1929, known as the "First Lady of Law"  | [106][107]
David Yerushalmi | 1984 (JD)  | Lawyer for the American Freedom Law Center | [108]

## Military

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Military Name  | Class year  | Notes  | Ref.

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William P. Acker | 1959 (MA)  | U.S. Air Force major general  | [109]
John J. Batbie Jr. | 1973  | U.S. Air Force major general  | [110]
Stanley C. Beck | —  | U.S. Air Force major general (attended)  | [111]
Philip M. Breedlove | 1991 (MS)  | U.S. Air Force four-star general  | [112]
Ryan Cleckner | 2008  | Army sniper, veterans activist  | [113]
John F. Goodman | 1970  | U.S. Marine Corps three-star general  | [3]
Terry Holdbrooks |  | Guard at Guantanamo Bay detention camp | [114]
John C. Keegan | 1975  | Army soldier and Naval Reserve commander; justice of the peace, Arizona state representative  | [115]
Robert Maloy | —  | U.S. Air Force major general (attended)  | [116]
John L. Piotrowski | —  | U.S. Air Force four-star general (attended)  | [117]
Michael A. Ryan | 1981  | U.S. Army brigadier general  | [118][119]
Jeremy Staat | 2009  | U.S. Marine Corps, served in Iraq; football player, drafted 1998  | [120][121]
Margaret H. Woodward | 1982  | U.S. Air Force major general  | [122]
Daniel Yoo | 1980  | U.S. Marine Corps, Commander of MARSOC | [3]

## Science and technology

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Main article: List of Arizona State University alumni in science and technology

The list of ASU alumni in arts and media includes the fields of mathematics, medicine, engineering, science, and technology.

## Miscellaneous

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Miscellaneous Name  | Class year  | Notes  | Ref.

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Brittany Bell | 2009  | Miss Arizona USA winner  | [123]
Eric Bennett | 2006 (M.Ed.)  | Paralympic archer  | [124]
Korban Best | —  | Track medalist at the 2024 Summer Paralympics (attended)  | [124]
Billy Boat |  | Racing driver  | [125]
Martin Boonzaayer | (MA)  | Judoka and real estate agent  | [126]
Shona Brownlee |  | British para athlete  | [127]
Emma Broyles | 2024  | Miss America 2022  | [128][129]
Nestor Ceja |  | Major League Baseball umpire  | [130]
Hailey Davidson | 2014  | Golfer  | [131]
Clarence Dixon | —  | Convicted murderer (attended)  | [132]
Allison DuBois |  | Psychic  | [133]
Robelyn Garcia | 2011 (MS)  | Basketball player, metaphysical practitioner  | [134]
Jessica Hardy | 2016  | 2012 Olympic medalist in swimming  | [135]
Ariana Hilborn | 2003  | Distance runner  | [136]
Scott Hogsett |  | Wheelchair rugby player  | [137]
David Imonitie | (MS)  | Nigerian tennis player  | [138]
Peter M. Johnson | (PhD)  | First African-American man named a general authority seventy in the LDS Church | [139]
Steven Jones |  | Professional poker player  | [140]
Laura Lawless | 2005 (JD)  | Miss Arizona 2002  | [141][142]
Mary Kay Letourneau | —  | Convicted child rapist (attended)  | [143][144]
Kevin Nee | 2007  | Professional strongman  | [145]
Scott Peterson | —  | Convicted murderer (attended)  | [146]
Mohammed Qahtani |  | Public speaker  | [147]
Frank Shankwitz | —  | Co-founder of the Make-A-Wish Foundation (attended)  | [148]
Jimmy Siemers |  | Professional water skier, two-time world champion  | [149]
Benny Silman |  | Bookmaker involved in a point shaving scandal in ASU men's basketball in 1994  | [150][151]
David Spangler | —  | Spiritual philosopher (attended)  | [152]
Taylor Swanson | 2016  | Paralympic track and field athlete  | [124]
James S. Wall |  | Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Gallup | [153]
Alena Analeigh Wicker | 2023  | Youngest Black person accepted into medical school and youngest person to intern at NASA | [154][155][156]
Elizabeth Williams | 2024 (MS)  | Professional basketball player  | [157]
Chris Young | 2022  | Professional baseball outfielder and TV analyst  | [158]

## Notes

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1. ^ Baldwin had previously claimed to have received a doctorate from ASU in 1967, which was inaccurate and led to her resignation from the USOC.[40]

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