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This List of University of Oregon alumni includes graduates and former students that did not obtain a degree of the University of Oregon.

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The university opened in 1876 and the first class contained only five members, graduating in 1878.[1] The university has over 160,000 living alumni,[2] 10 of whom are Pulitzer Prize winners, and 2 of whom are Nobel laureates.[3]

Academia

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Gene D. Block .chancellor.ucla.edu/biography.html UCLA Chancellor Biography]</ref>
Lee Bollinger B.S. 1954 President of Columbia University, Former President of University of Michigan [4]
Gail Fullerton Ph.D. 1954 Retired President of San Jose State University [5]
LaWanda Cox B.A. 1931 Historian, Hunter College [6]
Douglas Hofstadter M.S.
Ph.D. 		1972
1975 		Professor of cognitive science, Pulitzer Prize winner for general non-fiction (1980), author of Gödel, Escher, Bach: an Eternal Golden Braid [7]
Dennis Jenkins Ph.D. 1991 Archaeologist [8]
Huping Ling M.A. 1987 History professor at Truman State University, award-winning author [9]
Simon Priest Ph.D. 1986 Professor and Senior Vice-president of Academics for the Virginia College system [10]
Nicholas V. Riasanovsky B.A. 1942 Professor emeritus of European History at University of California, Berkeley [11]
Joseph Robertson M.B.A. 1997 President of Oregon Health Sciences University [12][13]
Neil Snider Ph.D. 1973 President Emeritus of Trinity Western University

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Architecture and design

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Brad Cloepfil B.Arch 1980 Founder of Allied Works Architecture [15]
Tinker Hatfield B.Arch 1977 VP, designer and architect for Nike [16]
Mazharul Islam B.Arch 1952 Architect credited with bringing modernist architecture to Bangladesh [17]
Rick Mather B.IArch 1961 RIBA, Founder of Rick Mather Architects, Trustee of Victoria and Albert Museum [18]
Sarah Susanka B.Arch 1978 Architect, author of the Not so Big House [19]
Eugene Tsui B.Arch 1981 Controversial architect [20]
Margo Grant Walsh B.IArch 1960 Vice Chairman emeritus of Gensler [21]

Business and finance

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Edwin Artzt B.S. 1951 Retired CEO and Chairman emeritus of Procter & Gamble [22]
Robert D. Atkinson M.A. 1985 President of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation [23]
Tim Berry M.A. 1974 Co-founder of Borland International, Founder and president of Palo Alto Software, Inc. [24]
Bill Bowerman B.S.
M.Ed. 		1934
1953 		Co-founder of Nike, Inc. (also see #Track and List of University of Oregon faculty and staff) [25]
Tim Boyle B.S. 1971 CEO of Columbia Sportswear Company [26]
Paul Brainerd B.S. 1970 Founder of Aldus and creator of PageMaker and desktop publishing [27]
Wallace Campbell M.A. 1932 Co-founder and President of CARE [28]
Rudy Chapa B.A. 1981 Founder and CEO of SPARQ [29]
Ed Colligan B.A. 1983 President and CEO of Palm, Inc. [30]
John Elorriaga B.B.A. 1951 Former chairman and CEO of US Bancorp, Former president of US National Bank of Oregon [31]
Harry Glickman B.A. 1948 Founder and president emeritus of Portland Trail Blazers [32]
Franklin Mieuli B.A. 1942 Principal owner Golden State Warriors [33]
Patrick Kilkenny attended — Former Athletic Director of the University of Oregon, Chairman emeritus and former CEO of Arrowhead General Insurance Agency (also see List of University of Oregon faculty and staff) [34]
Phil Knight B.B.A 1959 Co-founder, chairman, and former CEO of Nike, Inc. [35]
Charles Lillis Ph.D. 1972 Founder, retired president, chairman and CEO of MediaOne [36]
Mickey Loomis B.S. 1979 General Manager for the New Orleans Saints [37]
Randy Papé B.S. 1972 President and CEO of Papé Group, and President and Chairman of Liberty Financial Group [38]
Robert Polet M.B.A. 1976 Chairman and CEO of Gucci [39]
Steven A. Raymund B.S. 1978 Chairman and former CEO of Tech Data [40]
James Rippey B.S. 1953 Co-founder and CEO of Columbia Management, established Oregon's first mutual fund [41]
Kurt Widmer B.A. 1978 Co-founder and President of Widmer Brothers Brewing Company [42]
Lila Bell Wallace B.A. 1917 Co-founder of Reader's Digest [43]
Dan Wieden B.S. 1967 Co-founder of advertising agency Wieden+Kennedy [44]
Larry Williams B.S. 1964 Stock trader, author of "How to Prosper in the Coming Good Years" [45]

Fine arts and entertainment

Film, television and performing arts

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Greg Behrendt B.A. 1991 Stand up comedian, former consultant to Sex and the City, Author of "He's Just Not That Into You" and "It's Called a Breakup Because it's Broken." [46][47]
Chris Bliss attended — Stand up comedian and juggler [48]
Parisse Boothe B.A. 2004 Actress, Deadwood [49]
Edgar Buchanan attended - Actor (Petticoat Junction) [50]
Allan Burns 1957 Emmy award winning producer (Mary Tyler Moore Show, The Munsters) and screenwriter (The Bullwinkle Show, A Little Romance) [51]
Ty Burrell attended - Actor (Modern Family) [52]
Stephen J. Cannell B.S. 1964 Emmy award winning Television producer, writer, and novelist (The A-Team, The Greatest American Hero), Founder and chairman of Cannell Studios [53]
Pam Coats M.F.A. 1984 Producer (Mulan) [54]
Larry Ferguson B.S. 1964 Writer, Producer, and Actor (Beverly Hills Cop II, The Hunt for Red October) [55][56]
Dennis Gassner B.S. 1970 Academy Award winning set designer (Bugsy, Waterworld, The Truman Show, O Brother Where Art Thou) [57]
Howard Hesseman attended — Actor (WKRP in Cincinnati, About Schmidt) [58]
Joe Hutshing B.A. 1980 Academy Award-winning editor (JFK, Born on the Fourth of July) [59]
James Ivory B.F.A. 1951 Director (A Room with a View, Howards End) and co-founder of Merchant Ivory Productions [60]
Christopher Judge B.F.A. 1985 Actor (Stargate SG-1), graduated from the University as a three-time All-American football player under the name Doug Judge [61]
Ben Masters B.S. 1969 Actor, Julian Crane on the NBC soap opera Passions [62]
Kaitlin Olson B.S. 1997 Actress, Sweet Dee on the FX TV show, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia [63]
Don Simpson B.S. 1967 Producer (Flashdance, Beverly Hills Cop, Top Gun, Days of Thunder, Bad Boys, Crimson Tide, The Rock) [64]
David Ogden Stiers attended — Actor (M*A*S*H) [65]
Eric A. Stillwell B.S. 1985 Star Trek writer [66]
Rob Urbinati Ph.D. 1994 Playwright, Stage Director [67]
Bill Warren B.A. 1966 Film scholar, author of Keep Watching the Skies [citation needed]
Jeffrey M. Werner B.A. 1993 Film editor (The Kids Are All Right, Prom) [68]
Jeff Whitty B.A. 1993 2004 Tony Award winner for the musical Avenue Q [69]
Daniel Wu B.Arch 1997 Hong Kong movie star (New Police Story) [70]

Literature

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Paula Gunn Allen B.A.
M.F.A. 		1966
1968 		Native American poet, novelist [71]
Olga Broumas M.A. 1973 Author of poetry [72]
Jeff Doyle B.Arch 1978 Novelist, Private contractor [73]
Tara K. Harper B.S. 1984 Science fiction writer, author of the Grey Ones, Black Wolf, and Cat Scratch series [74]
Ernest Haycox B.A. 1923 Writer of Western fiction, the story "Stage to Lordsburg" was made into the movie Stagecoach (1939) [75]
George Hitchcock B.A. 1935 Poet and publisher of the literary journal Kayak [76]
Ken Kesey B.S. 1957 Author of One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and Sometimes a Great Notion [77]
Chang-Rae Lee M.F.A. 1993 Novelist whose works include Native Speaker and currently serves as director of Princeton University's Creative Writing program [78]
Chuck Palahniuk B.A. 1986 Author of Fight Club, Choke, and Lullaby [79]
Brian Turner M.F.A. 1996 American poet [80]
Sophus Keith Winther B.S.
M.A. 		1918
1919 		Professor and Novelist [81]

Music

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Jon Appleton M.A. 1965 Composer, author, and former professor of music at Dartmouth College [82]
Anthony Brown B.S. 1975 Jazz musician [83]
Tom Grant M.Ed. 1971 Jazz pianist [84]
Trey Gunn 1986 Bass player for King Crimson [citation needed]
Bill Homans B.A. 1987 Blues musician [85]
Daniel Levitin M.S.
Ph.D. 		1993
1996 		Musician, cognitive scientist, sound designer for Chris Isaak and Joe Satriani [86]
Colin Meloy attended — Lead singer of The Decemberists [citation needed]
Glen Moore B.S. 1963 Composer, founding member, bassist of Oregon [87]
Jerold Ottley D.M.A. 1972 Retired director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir [88]
Steve Perry B.S. 2004 Lead singer of the Cherry Poppin' Daddies [89]
Dan Siegel B.S. 1976 Composer, record producer [90]
Ralph Towner B.Mus 1963 Composer, founding member of Oregon [87]

Visual arts

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Joe Sacco B.A. 1981 Comic artist and journalist [91]
Charles Stokes M.F.A. 1968 Painter and Sculptor [92]
Ron Wigginton M.F.A. 1968 Painter, sculptor and landscape architect [93]
Eric Norstad M.F.A. 1957 Architect, Ceramist, Sculptor [94]

Journalism and media

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Byron Acohido B.S. 1977 Pulitzer Prize winner (1997 Seattle Times) [95]
Rick Attig B.S. 1983 Pulitzer Prize winner (2001 Oregonian, 2006 Oregonian with Doug Bates) [96]
Doug Bates 1968 Pulitzer Prize winner (2006 Oregonian with Rick Attig) [96]
Abe Deffenbaugh B.S. 1994 Former Publisher for the National Rifle Association and author of numerous outdoor-related magazine articles [97]
Ann Curry B.A. 1978 The Today Show anchor person and co-host of Dateline NBC [98]
Steve Dykes B.S. 1982 Pulitzer Prize winner (1993 LA Times with staff, 1995 LA Times with staff, 2000 Rocky Mountain News with photo staff) [99]
Neil Everett 1984 ESPNEWS and Sportscenter anchor [100]
Lisa Verch Fletcher B.S. 1990 Broadcast journalist for WJLA-TV, the ABC affiliated television station in Washington, D.C. [101]
John Hockenberry 1981 Journalist, Four time Emmy award winner, three time Peabody Awards winner [102]
Mike Lamond attended — StarCraft II Professional Commentator and Player [103]
Nancy Loo B.S. 1986 Broadcast journalist for WFLD-TV, the Fox station in Chicago [104]
John Markoff M.S. 1975 Journalist [105]
Ted Natt 1963 Pulitzer Prize winner (1981 Longview Daily News with staff) [99]
Robert Porterfield 1967 Pulitzer Prize winner (1980 The Boston Globe) [99]
Randy Shilts B.S. 1975 Journalist, first openly gay reporter on a major American newspaper (the San Francisco Chronicle), author of three best-selling non-fiction books: The Mayor of Castro Street, And the Band Played On, and Conduct Unbecoming [106]
Karen Stallwood B.A. 1986 Pulitzer Prize winner (1994 Dallas Morning News with staff) [99]
Alex Tizon B.S. 1994 Pulitzer Prize winner (1997 Seattle Times with Eric Nalder and Deborah Nelson) [107]
Brent Walth B.S. 1984 Pulitzer Prize winner (2001 Oregonian with Julia Sullivan-Springhetti, Kim Christensen, and Richard Read) [99]
Mark Zusman M.S. 1978 Journalist, Editor, winner of Gerald Loeb Award, his paper is only weekly to ever win Pulitzer Prize for Investigative Reporting(2005, Willamette Week)

Military

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
William E. Birkhimer LL.D. 1889 Recipient of the Medal of Honor [108]
David E. Jeremiah B.S. 1955 Admiral, US Navy [109]
Donald Malarkey B.S. 1948 Sergeant in Easy Company of the 101st Airborne. Was in Stephen E. Ambrose's book Band of Brothers, made into an HBO miniseries [110]
Herbert B. Powell B.S. 1927 General, US Army [111]
William B. Rosson B.S. 1940 General, US Army [112]
Rodger W. Simpson attended — Rear Admiral, US Navy [113]

Politics and law

Governors

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Victor G. Atiyeh attended — Former Governor of Oregon [114]
Neil Goldschmidt B.A. 1963 Former Governor of Oregon and mayor of Portland, Oregon [114]
Robert D. Holmes 1932 Former Governor of Oregon [114]
Leonard B. Jordan B.A. 1923 Former Governor of Idaho [115]
John Kitzhaber M.D. 1973 Governor of Oregon [114]
Tom McCall M.D. 1973 Former Governor of Oregon and television reporter and commentator for KGW and KATU in Portland [114]
Julius L. Meier LL.B 1895 Former Governor of Oregon [114]
Paul L. Patterson B.A.
J.D. 		1923
1926 		Former Governor of Oregon and President of the Oregon State Senate [114]

Judges

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Robert S. Bean B.S. 1878 Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice [116]
Oliver Perry Coshow 1885 Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice [116]
Alfred Goodwin B.A.
J.D. 		1949
1951 		Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice [116]
Jim Jones B.A. 1964 Justice of Idaho Supreme Court, former Attorney General of Idaho [117]
Earl C. Latourette 1912 Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice [116]
Edwin J. Peterson B.S.
LL.B 		1951
1957 		Former Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice [116]
David Schuman J.D. 1984 Oregon Court of Appeals Judge [118]
Thomas Tongue J.D. 1937 Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice [116]
Martha Lee Walters J.D. 1977 Former Oregon Supreme Court Justice [116]
Walter C. Winslow B.A. 1906 Oregon Supreme Court Justice pro tempore [119]

Legislators

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Homer D. Angell B.A. 1900 Former US Representative from Oregon [120]
Alexander G. Barry LL.B 1917 Former US Senator from Oregon [120]
Jim Battin B.A. 1985 Former California State Senator [121]
Suzanne Bonamici B.S.
J.D. 		1980
1983 		US Representative from Oregon [120]
Walt Brown M.L.S. 1975 Former Oregon State Senator [citation needed]
Peter DeFazio M.A. 1977 US Representative from Oregon [120]
Verne Duncan Ph.D. 1968 Former Oregon State Senator [citation needed]
Edwin R. Durno B.S. 1921 US Representative from Oregon [120]
Harris Ellsworth B.A. 1922 Former Oregon State Senator and US Representative from Oregon [120]
Ted Ferrioli B.A. 1973 Oregon State Senator [citation needed]
Edith Green B.A. 1939 Former US Representative from Oregon [120]
Kenzaburo Hara M.A. Japan's second longest serving Legislator [122]
Franklin F. Korell 1910 Former US Representative from Oregon [120]
James F. Lloyd attended — Former US Representative from California [123]
Clifton N. McArthur B.A. 1901 Former US Representative from Oregon [124]
Frederick Mulkey 1896 Former US Senator from Oregon [124]
Maurine Brown Neuberger B.A. 1929 First woman US Senator from Oregon [120]
Richard L. Neuberger 1935 Former US Senator from Oregon [120]
Howard C. Nielson M.S. 1949 Former US Representative from Utah [125]
A. Walter Norblad J.D. 1932 Former US Representative from Oregon [126]
Ron Packard D.M.D. 1957 Former US Representative from California [127]
William V. Roth, Jr. B.A. 1944 Former US Representative and senator from Delaware. Legislative sponsor of the individual retirement account plan, the Roth IRA, named for him. Served as Chairman of U.S. Senate Committee on Finance [120]
Paul Simon B.S. 1949 Former US Senator from Illinois [120]
Pete Simpson Ph.D. Former member of the Wyoming House of Representatives and administrator at the University of Wyoming [128]
Vic Snyder M.D. 1979 US Representative from Arkansas [129]
Frederick Steiwer B.A. 1906 Former US Senator from Oregon [130]
Clark W. Thompson attended — US Representative from Texas [131]
Greg Walden B.S. 1981 US Representative from Oregon [120]
James H. Weaver B.S. 1952 Former US Representative from Oregon [132]
Ben Westlund attended — Oregon State Senator [citation needed]
Wendell Wyatt LL.B. 1941 Former US Representative from Oregon [120]
Ron Wyden J.D. 1974 US Senator and Representative from Oregon [120]

Mayors

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Sam Adams B.A. 2002 Mayor of Portland, Oregon [133][134]
Ryan Coonerty 1996 Mayor of Santa Cruz, California [135]
Marko Dapcevich 1991 Mayor of Sitka, Alaska [136]
Ivor Dent Ph.D. 1962 Former mayor of Edmonton, Canada [137]
Tom Hughes B.S. 1965 Former mayor of Hillsboro, Oregon [138]
John Ssebaana Kizito M.A. 1962 Mayor of Kampala, Uganda [139]
Alan Lowe M.Arch 1985 Mayor of Victoria, British Columbia [140]
Connie McCready 1943 Former mayor of Portland, Oregon [141]
Charles Royer B.S. 1966 Former mayor of Seattle, Washington [142]

Diplomats

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Carol Hallett 1959 Former U.S. Ambassador to the Bahamas [143]
Yosuke Matsuoka LL.B 1900 International war criminal and influential Japanese Foreign Minister during World War II [144]
Michael Retzer B.A. 1968 U.S. Ambassador to the United Republic of Tanzania [145]
Victor L. Tomseth B.A. 1963 Former U.S. Ambassador to the Lao People's Democratic Republic [146]
Kent Wiedemann M.A. 1973 Former U.S. Ambassador to the Kingdom of Cambodia [147]

Other politicians

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Donald Hodel J.D. 1960 Former Secretary of Energy and former Secretary of the Interior for the Reagan administration [148]
Hardy Myers LL.B. 1964 Former Attorney General of Oregon [149]
Theodora Nathan B.A. 1971 First woman to have received an electoral vote in a US presidential election [150]
Nguyen Thien Nhan M.P.A. 1995 Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Education of Vietnam [151]
Ellen Rosenblum B.S.
J.D. 		1971
1975 		Attorney General of Oregon [152]
Robert Y. Thornton Postdoc 1995 Former Attorney General of Oregon [153]
Minoru Yasui B.A.
LL.B. 		1937
1939 		Activist against discriminatory laws against Japanese Americans during World War II [154]

Science

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Amir Aczel Ph.D. 1982 Author of science and mathematics [155]
Raymond Delacy Adams Bachelors 1933 Neurologist and Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences [156]
Pamela J. Bjorkman B.A. 1971 Biochemist, pioneer in x-ray crystallography, Max Delbruck Professor of Biology at California Institute of Technology [157]
Walter Houser Brattain M.A. 1926 Co-winner of 1956 Nobel Prize in Physics [158]
Clifford E. Brubaker Ph.D. 1968 Founding member and former president of the Rehabilitation Engineering and Assistive Technology Society of North America [159]
Stanislas Dehaene Postdoc Neuroscientist in numerical cognition [160]
Daniel Levitin M.S.
Ph.D. 		1993
1996 		Cognitive scientist [161]
Esther Pohl Lovejoy M.D. 1894 Early female physician, Women's suffrage activist [162]
William Murphy B.A. 1914 Co-winner of 1934 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine [163]
PZ Myers Ph.D. 1985 Biologist and noted science blogger [164]
Michael Posner Postdoc 1985 Neuroscientist [165]
Joseph Takahashi Ph.D. 1981 Discovered the CLOCK gene [166]

Sports

Basketball

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Greg Ballard B.S. 1977 Former NBA forward
Jim Barnett B.S. 1966 Former NBA guard-forward
Terrell Brandon 1991 Former NBA guard
Aaron Brooks B.S. 2007 NBA guard for the Phoenix Suns
Mark Few B.S. 1987 Current head basketball coach at Gonzaga University
Lauren Gale 1939 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame member
Howard Hobson B.S. 1926 Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame member, former basketball Head Coach for the Oregon Ducks and Yale University
Luke Jackson B.S. 2004 Former NBA forward with the Portland Trail Blazers
Stu Jackson 1980 Former NBA head coach, current NBA executive
Fred Jones 2002 Former NBA guard with the New York Knicks
Ernie Kent B.S. 1977 Former basketball head coach for the Oregon Ducks
Ron Lee B.S. 1976 Former NBA guard
Jim Loscutoff 1955 Former NBA forward
Stan Love 1971 Former NBA forward
Blair Rasmussen B.S. 1985 Former NBA center
Luke Ridnour attended — NBA Point Guard for the Minnesota Timberwolves
Zollie Volchok - 1939 Former general manager of the Seattle SuperSonics and winner of the 1983 NBA Executive of the Year Award [167]

Football

Full list of former University of Oregon players who have played football professionally

Full list of former University of Oregon players who are currently playing in the NFL

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Bob Berry 1964 Former Pro Bowl NFL quarterback [168]
Josh Bidwell B.A. 1998 Pro Bowl NFL punter with the Washington Redskins [169]
Jairus Byrd attended — Pro Bowl NFL safety for the Buffalo Bills [169]
Patrick Chung B.S. 2008 Safety for the New England Patriots [169]
Kellen Clemens B.S. 2006 NFL quarterback with the Houston Texans [169]
Gunther Cunningham B.S. 1969 Former head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs
Dennis Dixon B.S. 2007 NFL quarterback with the Pittsburgh Steelers [169]
Reuben Droughns 2000 NFL running back with the New York Giants [169]
A.J. Feeley 2000 NFL quarterback with the St. Louis Rams [169]
Dan Fouts B.S. 1977 Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former six-time Pro Bowl NFL quarterback, and ABC television sports announcer [168]
Russ Francis 1975 Former three-time Pro Bowl NFL tight end [168]
Mike Gaechter B.S. 1962 Former NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys [168]
Joey Harrington B.S. 2002 Former NFL quarterback with the Detroit Lions, Miami Dolphins, Atlanta Falcons and New Orleans Saints [168]
Shy Huntington B.S. 1924 Former football, basketball, and baseball head coach for the Oregon Ducks
Dick James 1956 Former Pro Bowl NFL running back [168]
Darron Thomas 2011
LaMichael James 2011 Doak Walker Award winner
Casey Matthews 2010 NFL linebacker with the Philadelphia Eagles
Jeff Maehl 2010 NFL wide receiver with the Houston Texans
June Jones attended — Head coach of the SMU Mustangs, former head coach of the Atlanta Falcons and Hawaii Warriors
Tuffy Leemans attended — Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former NFL running back for the New York Giants
George Martin 1975 Former NFL defensive end for the New York Giants [168]
John McKay B.S. 1950 Former head coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and the USC Trojans
Chris Miller 1987 Former NFL quarterback [168]
Alex Molden B.S. 1998 Former NFL cornerback [168]
Maurice Morris 2002 NFL running back with the Detroit Lions [169]
Anthony Newman 2002 Former NFL defensive back with the Los Angeles Rams, New Orleans Saints and Oakland Raiders [168]
Haloti Ngata attended — Two time Pro Bowl NFL defensive tackle with the Baltimore Ravens [169]
Mike Nolan B.S. 1981 Former head coach of the San Francisco 49ers
Igor Olshansky B.S. 2004 NFL defensive tackle with the Miami Dolphins [169]
Jack Patera B.S. 1955 Former head coach of the Seattle Seahawks
Fred Quillan 1977 Former two-time Pro Bowl NFL center with the San Francisco 49ers and San Diego Chargers [168]
Ahmad Rashad B.Ed 1972 Former four time Pro Bowl NFL wide receiver, Emmy award winning sportscaster [168]
Mel Renfro B.S. 1964 Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former ten-time Pro Bowl and 5 time All-Pro NFL cornerback [168]
Dante Rosario B.S. 2006 NFL tight end with the Carolina Panthers [169]
John Robinson B.S. 1960 Former head coach of the Los Angeles Rams and USC Trojans
Brett Salisbury attended 1991 Former quarterback and sports nutrition author
Geoffrey Isaiah Schwartz B.S. 2008 NFL offensive tackle with the Kansas City Chiefs [169]
Akili Smith B.S. 1999 Former NFL quarterback [168]
Onterrio Smith attended — Former NFL Half-Back [168]
Adam Snyder B.S. 2005 NFL offensive tackle for the San Francisco 49ers [169]
Bruce Snyder B.S. 1963 Former head coach of the California Golden Bears and the Arizona State Sun Devils
Jonathan Stewart attended — NFL running back with the Carolina Panthers [169]
Norv Turner B.S. 1976 Head coach of the San Diego Chargers, former head coach of the Washington Redskins and the Oakland Raiders
Max Unger 2008 Pro Bowl NFL center with the Seattle Seahawks [169]
Norm Van Brocklin B.S.
M.S. 		1949
1951 		Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former nine time Pro Bowl NFL quarterback [168]
Dave Wilcox 1965 Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former seven time Pro Bowl NFL linebacker [168]
Demetrius Williams 2006 NFL wide receiver with the Cleveland Browns [169]
George Wrighster attended — Former NFL tight end with the New York Giants [168]
Gary Zimmerman B.S. 1986 Pro Football Hall of Fame member, former seven-time Pro Bowl NFL offensive lineman, [168]

Track and field

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Keshia Baker 2010 2012 Summer Olympics gold medalist in the 4x400m relay
Mike Boit Ph.D. 1986 1972 Summer Olympics bronze medalist in the 800m [170]
Bill Bowerman B.S.
M.Ed. 		1934
1953 		Former track and field head coach for the Oregon Ducks (also see #Business) [25]
Joaquim Cruz attended — 1984 Summer Olympics gold medalist and 1988 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the 800m [170]
Otis Davis B.S. 1960 1960 Summer Olympics gold medalist in the 400m and 4x400 relay [170]
Mary Decker 1980 Record setting long distance runner [170]
Bill Dellinger B.S.
M.Ed. 		1956
1962 		1964 Summer Olympics bronze medalist in the 5000m, former track and field head coach for the Oregon Ducks [170]
Ashton Eaton B.A. 2010 World record holder in the decathlon with 9039 points in 2012 and the heptathlon with 6499 points in 2010, 6568 points in 2011 and 6645 points in 2012. 2012 Summer Olympics gold medalist in the decathlon. [171]
Ken Flax B.S. 1986 Two-time Olympian, Record setting hammer thrower [170]
Martin Hawkins LL.B 1913 1912 Summer Olympics bronze medalist in the 100m hurdles [170]
Ralph Hill B.S. 1931 1932 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the 5000m [170]
Cyrus Hostetler B.S. 2010 Javelin thrower at the 2012 Summer Olympics [172]
Harry Jerome
M.S. 		1963
1968 		1964 Summer Olympics bronze medalist in the 100m, world record holder [170]
Daniel Kelly 1908 1908 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the long jump [173]
Steve Prefontaine B.S. 1974 Record setting long distance runner, Olympian [170]
Mack Robinson attended 1941 1936 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the 200m [170]
Galen Rupp B.A. 2009 2012 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the 10,000 meters. Inaugural winner of the Bowerman Award [174]
Alberto Salazar B.A. 1981 Marathon runner and coach
Brianne Theisen B.S. 2012 Canadian heptathlon competitor [175]
Mac Wilkins B.S. 1973 World record holder in the discus throw, 1976 Summer Olympics gold medalist and 1984 Summer Olympics silver medalist in the discus throw [170]

Other sports

Name Degree(s) Year(s) Notability Reference
Earl Averill B.S. 1953 Baseball Hall of Fame outfielder for the Cleveland Indians [176]
Ann Bancroft B.S. 1981 First woman to reach the North Pole on foot and by dogsled
Ben Crane B.S. 1999 Professional golfer
Evan Dunham B.S. 2004 UFC fighter [177]
Gregory Gibson 1978 1984 Summer Olympics silver medalist in wrestling
Joe Gordon B.S. 1939 Baseball Hall of Famer Second baseman with the New York Yankees and Cleveland Indians [176]
Peter Jacobsen 1977 Professional golfer
Dave Roberts 1971 MLB first overall draft pick in 1972 by the San Diego Padres [176]
Tom Shaw 1962 Professional golfer
Chael Sonnen B.S. 2001 UFC fighter [178]
Paul Sunderland attended 1984 Summer Olympics gold medalist in men's volleyball [179]
Carolyn Wood B.A. 1967 1960 Summer Olympics gold medalist in the 4x100m freestyle relay in swimming

See also

References

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  2. ^ Guide for Corporations – University of Oregon
  3. ^ Points of Pride
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  5. ^ San Jose State presidents’ gallery
  6. ^ American Historical Association: LaWanda Fenlason Cox
  7. ^ University of Oregon Alumni of Note
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