List of University of New Mexico alumni

List of alumni of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Academia

Alumnus Class Notability References
John Adair 1948 PhD Pioneer of Navajo and Zuni cultural studies; professor of anthropology at San Francisco State University and Cornell University [1][2]
James Anaya 1980 Dean of the University of Colorado Law School, United Nations Special Rapporteur [3]
Christopher Andronicos 1995 Associate professor of geology at Purdue University [4]
Bob Barney 1959 Academic and sports historian [5]
Kirk Bryan Geologist on the faculty of Harvard University [6]
Gregory Cajete One of the founders of integrating Native American studies with science disciplines [7]
Jack Dongarra 1980 Mathematician, computer scientist, and professor at the University of Tennessee [8]
James G. Ellis 1968 Dean of USC Marshall School of Business [9]
Wade Ellis 1938 Associate dean of the Rackham Graduate School [10]
Alison Fields 2009 PhD Art historian; professor at the University of Oklahoma [11]
Lee Fitzgerald Professor of zoology and curator of amphibians and reptiles at Texas A&M University [12]
Julio Gea-Banacloche 1985 Head of the department of physics at the University of Arkansas [13]
Shohini Ghose 2003 Quantum physicist and professor of physics and computer science at Wilfrid Laurier University [14]
Eva Simone Hayward 2001 BA Women's studies researcher on faculty at University of Arizona [15]
Elizabeth Lapovsky-Kennedy non-degreed Social anthropologist who founded the Women's Studies College at SUNY Buffalo [16]
Vernon Lattin 1960 BBA President of Brooklyn College [17]
1965 MA
Thomas F. Madden 1986 BA Chair of the history department at Saint Louis University; director of Saint Louis University's Center for Medieval and Renaissance Studies [18]
sj Miller Professor of teacher education at the Santa Fe Community College [19]
Marion Pearsall 1944 BA Medical and cultural anthropologist at the University of Kentucky and its Medical Center [20]
Michael D. Rhodes 1989 MS Egyptologist; associate professor of ancient scripture emeritus at Brigham Young University [21]
Leon Silver 1948 MS Professor of geology at California Institute of Technology [22]
Jerry D. Thompson MA Professor of history at Texas A&M International University [23]
Jada Benn Torres 2001 MA Genetic anthropologist and associate professor of anthropology at Vanderbilt University [24]
2006 PhD

Art and architecture

Alumnus Class Notability References
Rodney Carswell 1968 BFA Abstract artist and painter [25]
William Conger 1966 Artist and painter [26]
Barbara Degenevieve 1980 Interdisciplinary artist who worked in photography, video, and performance [27]
Richard Diebenkorn 1951 Painter and printmaker [28]
Adee Dodge 1933 BA Painter, Navajo code talker, and linguist [29]
Anita Douthat 1986 Fine art photographer [30]
Wendy Edwards 1974 Contemporary painter and educator [31]
Bashirul Haq 1975 MArch Architect and town planner [32]
Marcelina Herrera Painter [33]
Carmelita Little Turtle Photographer [34]
Melissa Miller 1974 Artist [35]
Jennifer Nehrbass MFA Artist [36]
Antoine Predock Architect [37]
Meridel Rubenstein 1977 MFA Photographer and installation artist [38]
Margaret Stratton 1983 MA Photographer and video artist [39]
1985 MFA
Signe Margaret Stuart 1961 MA Artist, known for abstract paintings [40]
Maye Torres MFA Artist [41]

Business

Alumnus Class Notability References
Terry Calvani 1970 Commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission [42]
Edward Lewis 1964 Chairman and CEO of Essence Communications Inc. [43]
Robert Mercer 1968 Co-CEO of Renaissance Technologies [44]
Caswell Silver 1940 Geologist and CEO of Sundance Oil Company [45]

Entertainment

Alumnus Class Notability References
Tony Booth Country musician [46]
Raven Chacon 2001 Musician, composer, and winner of the 2022 Pulitzer Prize for Music [47]
Cissy King Singer and dancer; featured performer on The Lawrence Welk Show [48]
John Lewis Jazz pianist, composer and arranger [49]
Miguel Marquez ABC News correspondent [50]
Penny Marshall Actress and director [51]
Barrett Martin 2005
2008
 Grammy Awards-winning producer, drummer, composer, and writer [52]
Cody Willard 1996 Fox Business Network anchor [53]

Law

Alumnus Class Notability References
Joseph F. Baca 1960 Chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court [54]
Paul Bloom Lawyer, special counsel for the United States Department of Energy during the Carter Administration [55]
Santiago E. Campos 1953 JD United States federal judge [56]
Edward L. Chavez 1981 Chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court [57]
Judith C. Herrera 1976 United States federal judge [58]
David Iglesias 1984 Former United States attorney for the District of New Mexico; controversially dismissed [59]
Donald L. Ivers Former judge of the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims [60]
Gary King 1984 New Mexico attorney general [61]
Thomas J. Mabry Chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court; Governor of New Mexico [62]
John H. Morrison Senior partner of the law firm Kirkland & Ellis [63]
Judith Nakamura 1983 Chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court [64]
1989 JD
Carol Jean Vigil First Native American woman to be a state district judge in the United States [65]

Literature and journalism

Alumnus Class Notability References
Edward Abbey 1951 Author and essayist, known for his novel The Monkey Wrench Gang [66]
1956
Paige Ackerson-Kiely BA Poet [67]
Ania Ahlborn Horror novelist [68]
Rudolfo Anaya 1963 BA Author and humanitarian, best known for his 1972 novel Bless Me, Ultima [69]
1968 MA
1972 MA
Sarah Bird 1973 Novelist, screenwriter, and journalist [70]
Janice Gould Writer and poet [71]
Joy Harjo 1976 Former United States Poet Laureate, writer, musician, and activist [72]
James Haskins 1963 Author of books for children and adults [73]
George Johnson 1975 Journalist and science writer [74]
Brian Jay Jones 1989 Biographer [75]
L. Luis Lopez Poet [76]
Lori Ostlund Short story writer [77]
Mel Plaut 1997 BA Writer, essayist, and taxi driver [78]
V. B. Price 1962 Poet and columnist [79]
Kathryn Ptacek 1974 Author and magazine editor [80]
Leslie Marmon Silko 1969 BA Writer and key figure in the Native American Renaissance [81]
Melinda M. Snodgrass Science fiction novelist and screenwriter [82]

Military

Alumnus Class Notability References
Gregory R. Bryant BS United States Navy rear admiral [83]
Emil Lassen 1978 BS Air National Guard major general [84]
William L. Nyland 1968 United States Marine Corps four-star general; former assistant commandant of the Marine Corps [85]

Politics

Alumnus Class Notability References
Jerry Apodaca 1953 Governor of New Mexico [86]
Lynn Birleffi Wyoming House of Representatives [87]
Charles W. Blackwell 1972 First ambassador of the Chickasaw Nation to the United States (1995–2013) [88]
Jennifer Carroll 1985 Lieutenant governor of Florida [89]
Martin Chávez 1975 Mayor of Albuquerque [90]
Brian Colon Former chairman of the Democratic Party of New Mexico [91]
Diane Denish 1971 Lieutenant governor of New Mexico [92]
Pete Domenici 1954 United States Senate [93]
Deb Haaland 1994
Secretary of the United States Department of the Interior; United States House of Representatives [94][95]
2006
Shirley Hufstedler 1945 First United States Secretary of Education [96]
Gary Johnson 1975 Governor of New Mexico; 2012 and 2016 presidential candidate [97]
Ghanim Al-Jumaily 1987 Ambassador of Iraq to Saudi Arabia, ambassador of Iraq to Japan [98][99]
Bruce King Governor of New Mexico [100]
Peter Koo 1975 Member of the New York City Council [101]
Michelle Lujan Grisham 1981 Governor of New Mexico and United States House of Representatives [102]
Thomas J. Mabry Governor of New Mexico and chief justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court [62]
Lenton Malry 1968 First African American to serve in the New Mexico House of Representatives [103]
Oscar W. McConkie Jr. 1946 Utah State Senate and Utah House of Representatives [104]
Cisco McSorley 1974 New Mexico Senate and New Mexico House of Representatives [105]
1979 JD
Steven Schiff 1972 JD United States House of Representatives [106]
Jean Schodorf Kansas Senate [107]
Thomas C. Taylor New Mexico House of Representatives [108]
Maggie Toulouse Oliver BA Secretary of state of New Mexico [109]
MA
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend 1978 JD Former lieutenant governor of Maryland; the eldest of Robert F. Kennedy's children [110]
Tom Udall 1977 JD United States House of Representatives; United States Senate [111]
John Wertheim 1995 JD Former member of the executive committee of the Democratic National Committee [112]

Science, technology, and medicine

Alumnus Class Notability References
Aleksandra Faust 2014 PhD AI researcher and research director at Google DeepMind [113]
Kathy Lueders 1986 First woman to head NASA's human spaceflight program [114]
Michael Trujillo 1966 BS Physician and director of the Indian Health Service [115]
1967 BA
1970 MA
1974 MD

Sports

Alumnus Class Notability References
John Baker 1966 WAC Cross-Country and Mile Championship [116]
Dave Barney 1959 Educator and swimming coach [117]
Hank Baskett 2006 Former NFL wide receiver [118]
Charlie Beljan PGA Tour winner [119]
Byron Bell 2010 Former NFL offensive tackle [120]
David Bishop All-American middle-distance runner and international athlete [121]
Ken Brown Former NFL offensive lineman [122]
Adva Cohen Israeli runner [123]
Robin Cole Former NFL player, first-round draft pick, and two-time Super Bowl winner [124]
Michael Cooper 1978 Former NBA player [125]
Justin Davis Soccer player [126]
Sam Dixon 1997 College basketball coach [127]
John Dodson Mixed martial artist competing for the Ultimate Fighting Championship [128]
Jordan Espinosa Wrestler and mixed martial artist for the UFC [129]
Andy Frederick Former NFL offensive tackle [130]
Luis González Baseball outfielder for the San Francisco Giants [131]
Danny Granger NBA player [132]
Kelly Graves 1987 Head women's basketball coach at University of Oregon [133]
Eddie Guerrero WWE wrestler and a prominent member of the Guerrero wrestling family [134]
Daniel Ray Herrera Major League Baseball player [135]
Tim Herron Professional golfer on the PGA Tour [136]
Katie Hnida 2004 First woman to score in a Division I college football game and a college football bowl game [137]
Euan Holden Professional association football player [138]
Shawn Hollingsworth Former NFL player [139]
Holly Holm Professional mixed martial arts fighter, former UFC bantamweight champion [140]
Brian Johnson Football player [141]
Rocky Long 1971 Head football coach, San Diego State University [142]
Luc Longley 1991 Former NBA player and the first Australian to play in the NBA [143]
Terance Mathis 1990 Former NFL player [144]
Jordan Pacheco Major League Baseball infielder for the Colorado Rockies [145]
Don Perkins Former NFL All-Pro running back [146]
Devon Sandoval Soccer player for Real Salt Lake [147]
Sam Scarber s1970 Former NFL and CFL player [148]
Scott Strickland Major League Baseball player [149]
John Sullivan Football player [150]
Kenny Thomas 1999 Former NBA player, 1st Round draft pick in 1999 for Rockets, then 76ers and Kings [151]
Brian Urlacher 2000 Former NFL Defensive Player of the Year [152]
Rodney Wallace 1970 Former NFL player and Super Bowl champion [153]

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