Lawrence University - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

  • Martha Bablitch, Judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals
  • John Miller Baer, 1909, Congressman from North Dakota
  • Melvin Baldwin, Congressman from Minnesota
  • Charles A. Barnard, Wisconsin State Assemblyman
  • Myrt Basing, NFL player
  • Jennifer Baumgardner, 1992, feminist writer and activist
  • Sam Barry, college basketball and baseball coach (attended)
  • Lynn Berry, 1981, editor-in-chief of the Moscow Times
  • Charles A. Beyer, 1912, Athletic Director, Rockford High School, Lawrence University
  • Lisle Blackbourn, 1925, NFL head coach
  • Champ Boettcher, NFL player
  • Webster E. Brown, Congressman from Wisconsin (attended)
  • Bonnie Bryant, 1968, author of children's books
  • Louis B. Butler, Jr., 1973, associate justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
  • James Dinsdale, Wisconsin State Assemblyman
  • Paul Driessen, 1970, author and lobbyist
  • Dale Duesing, 1967, operatic baritone
  • Cynthia Estlund, 1978, law professor and author
  • Edna Ferber, author and playwright (attended)
  • James A. Frear, Congressman from Wisconsin (attended)
  • William Fuller, 1975, Poet and senior vice president and chief fiduciary officer of Northern Trust Corporation
  • John Rankin Gamble, 1872, Congressman from South Dakota
  • Robert J. Gamble, 1874, Congressman from South Dakota
  • Carl Giordana, 1948, Intercollegiate Athletic Hall of Fame inductee
  • Ed Glick, NFL player (attended)
  • Walter Samuel Goodland, governor of Wisconsin (attended)
  • Suzanne Graff, actress
  • Michael P. Hammond, 1954, chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts
  • Lorena Hickok, confidante of Eleanor Roosevelt (attended)
  • Earnest Hooton, 1903, physical anthropologist
  • Thomas R. Hudd, Congressman from Wisconsin (attended)
  • Bruce Iglauer, Founder of Chicago's Alligator Records
  • Lester Johnson, Congressman from Wisconsin
  • Jeffrey Jones, 1968, actor
  • Win Jones, 1956, watercolor painter
  • Scott Klug, 1975 former congressman from Wisconsin
  • Eddie Kotal, National Football League player
  • Barbara Lawton, 1987, Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
  • Fred Lerdahl, 1965, composer and music theorist
  • John A. Luke, Jr., 1971, CEO of MeadWestvaco
  • Harry N. MacLean, 1964, true crime author
  • John McDonald, NFL player
  • James H. McGillan, Mayor of Green Bay, Wisconsin
  • James Merrell, 1975, Professor of History at Vassar College
  • John S. Mills, U.S. Air Force Major General
  • Terry Moran, 1982, chief White House correspondent for ABC News
  • David Mulford, 1969, United States Ambassador to India
  • Tom Neff, 1975, CEO and founder of The Documentary Channel
  • Justus Henry Nelson, Methodist missionary in the Amazon (attended)
  • Garth Neustadter, 2011 Emmy winner, Outstanding Music Composition for a Series
  • Jessica Nelson North, 1917, author
  • Rip Owens, NFL player (attended)
  • Alice Peacock, 1992 singer-songwriter
  • Scott Reppert, 1983, member of the College Football Hall of Fame
  • Eben Eugene Rexford, author of stories, poems, songs, and books on gardening (attended)
  • Carl W. Riddick, member of the U.S. House of Representatives from the Second District of Montana
  • Josh Sawyer - video game designer at Obsidian Entertainment
  • Campbell Scott, 1983, actor
  • Michael Shurtleff, 1942, casting director, author
  • Eric Simonson, 1982, Oscar-winning writer-director
  • Red Smith, 1926, MLB player, NFL player and assistant coach, head coach of the Georgetown Hoyas football team and Wisconsin Badgers football team, athletic director of Seton Hall University
  • Janet Steiger, 1961, chairman of the Federal Trade Commission
  • Thomas A. Steitz, 1962, professor of molecular biophysics and biochemistry at Yale University, awarded the 2009 Nobel Prize in chemistry
  • Fred Sturm, 1973, jazz composer and arranger
  • Gladys Taber, (1899–1980), author
  • William Warner (Missouri), U.S. Senator from Missouri (attended)
  • Al Zupek, 1944, NFL player

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