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TheGordon B. Hinckley Alumni and Visitors Center, built in 2007
Famous BYU graduates
Aaron Eckhart '94, actor
Stephenie Meyer '95, author of theTwilight series

Thislist of Brigham Young University alumni includes notable graduates, non-graduate former students, and current students ofBrigham Young University (BYU), aprivate,coeducationalresearch university owned bythe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) located inProvo, Utah,United States. It is the oldest existing institution within the LDSChurch Educational System, is America's largest religious university, and has the second-largestprivate university enrollment in the United States.[1][2][3] Approximately 98% of the 34,000 students at BYU are members of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; two-thirds of its American students come from outside the state ofUtah.[4] In addition to its undergraduate program, BYU offers graduate degrees in 47 departments and includes two professional schools: theMarriott School of Business and theJ. Reuben Clark Law School.[5] As of 2023[update], BYU has 455,907 living alumni.[6]

Over 26 BYU graduates have served in theU.S. Senate andU.S. House of Representatives, such as formerDean of the U.S. SenateReed Smoot (class of 1876).[7] Cabinet members of American presidents include formerUnited States Secretary of Agriculture to PresidentDwight D. Eisenhower,Ezra Taft Benson '26 andRex E. Lee '60, who wasU.S. Solicitor General under PresidentRonald Reagan.Mitt Romney, formerGovernor of Massachusetts and2008 presidential candidate and2012 Republican presidential nominee, wasvaledictorian of his class in 1971.[citation needed]

BYU alumni in academia include former dean of theHarvard Business SchoolKim B. Clark, a vice president of Yale,Scott Strobel '87, andMichael K. Young '73, president ofTexas A&M University and former president of theUniversity of Washington. The university also graduatedNobel Prize winnerPaul D. Boyer, as well asPhilo Farnsworth (inventor of the electronic television) andHarvey Fletcher (inventor of the hearing aid). Seven of BYU's twelve presidents were alumni of the university.[8] Alumni of BYU who have served as business leaders includeCitigroupCFOGary Crittenden '76, formerDellCEOKevin Rollins '84,Deseret Book CEOSheri L. Dew, and Matthew K. McCauley, CEO of children's clothing companyGymboree.

In literature and journalism, BYU has produced several best-selling authors, includingOrson Scott Card '75,Brandon Sanderson '00 & '05, andStephenie Meyer '95. Other media personalities includeESPN sportscaster and formerMiss AmericaSharlene Wells Hawkes '88 and former co-host ofCBS'sThe Early ShowJane Clayson Johnson '90. In entertainment and television, BYU is represented byJon Heder '02 (best known for his role asNapoleon Dynamite), Golden Globe-nominatedAaron Eckhart '94, andJeopardy! all-time championKen Jennings '00. In the music industry BYU is represented by formerAmerican Idol contestantCarmen Rasmusen andThe Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square directorMack Wilberg.

BYU has also produced several leaders of religion. Alumni have comprised severalGeneral Authorities ofthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, including two church presidents (Thomas S. Monson '74 andEzra Taft Benson '26), six apostles (Neil L. Andersen,D. Todd Christofferson '69,David A. Bednar '76,Jeffrey R. Holland '65 & '66,Dallin H. Oaks '54, andReed Smoot 1876), and two GeneralRelief Society Presidents (Julie B. Beck '73 andBelle Spafford '20).[9]

A number of BYU alumni have found success in professional sports, representing the university in 7MLBWorld Series, 5NBA Finals, and 25NFLSuper Bowls.[10] In baseball, BYU alumni includeAll-StarsRick Aguilera '83,Wally Joyner '84, andJack Morris '76. Professional basketball players include three-timeNBA Finals championDanny Ainge '81 and three-timeOlympic medalistKrešimir Ćosić '73. BYU also claims notable professional football players including Super Bowl MVPSteve Young '84 & '94,Heisman Trophy winnerTy Detmer '90, and two-time Super Bowl winnerJim McMahon. In golf, BYU alumni include twomajor championship winners:Johnny Miller ('69) at the 1973 U.S. Open and 1976 British Open andMike Weir ('92) at the 2003 Masters.

Academia and research

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University administration

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Stan L. Albrecht1966B.S.15th president ofUtah State University[11]
David A. Bednar1976M.O.B. (Marriott)14th president ofBYU-Idaho[12]
Michael T. Benson1990B.A.3rd president ofCoastal Carolina University; 12th president ofEastern Kentucky University; 15th president ofSouthern Utah University; 14th president ofSnow College[13]
J. Elliot Cameron1949
1949		B.S.
M.S.		9th president ofSnow College;6th president ofBYU-Hawaii[14]
Stanford Cazier(transferred toUtah before graduating)14th president ofCalifornia State University, Chico;12th president ofUtah State University[15][16][17]
Kim B. Clark(transferred toHarvard University before graduating)17th commissioner ofChurch Education; 15th president ofBYU-Idaho; Dean ofHarvard Business School[18]
Alison Davis-Blake1979
1982		B.S.
M.O.B. (Marriott)		8th president ofBentley University; dean of theRoss School of Business at theUniversity of Michigan[19]
John Maximillian Dunn1972Ed.D.8th president ofWestern Michigan University[20]
William G. Dyer1950
1952		B.A.
M.A.		4th dean of theBYUMarriott School of Business[21]
Henry J. Eyring1985
1989
1989		B.S.
M.B.A. (Marriott)
J.D. (Clark)		17th president ofBYU-Idaho; director of theBYU MBA program[22]
John R. Grout1984B.S. (Marriott)Dean of theBerry College Campbell School of Business[23]
Bruce C. Hafen1964B.A.11th president ofBYU-Idaho; 3rd dean of theJ. Reuben Clark Law School[24]
Franklin S. Harris5th president of BYU[25]
Jeffrey R. Holland1965
1966		B.A.
M.A		9th president of BYU[26]
Matthew S. Holland1991B.A.1st president ofUtah Valley University[27][28]
John S. K. Kauwe III1999
2003		B.S.
M.S.		11th president ofBrigham Young University–Hawaii[29]
Vern O. Knudsen1915B.A.Chancellor of theUniversity of California at Los Angeles[30]
Rex E. Lee1960
1996		B.A.
Hon. D.L.		10th president of BYU; 1st dean of J. Reuben Clark Law School[31][32]
John W. Limbong1978M.S.President of theUniversity of International Golden Indonesia[33][34]
Brigitte C. Madrian1989
1989		B.A.
M.A.		10th dean of theBYUMarriott School of Business[35]
F. Ann Millner1986Ed.D.11th president ofWeber State University[15][36]
Stephen D. Nadauld1968B.S.17th president ofDixie State College; 9th president ofWeber State University; director of BYU MBA program[37][38]
Dallin H. Oaks1954B.A.8th president ofBYU; interim dean ofUniversity of Chicago Law School[39]
V. Lane Rawlins1963B.S.President ofUniversity of North Texas; 9th president of theWashington State University[40]
Wilson W. Sorenson1940
1973		B.A.
M.Ed.		2nd president of Utah Technical College (nowUtah Valley University)[41]
Scott Strobel1987B.A.Provost ofYale University (2020–present)
Weldon J. Taylor1934B.S.1st dean of the BYUMarriott School of Business[42]
Astrid S. Tuminez1986B.A.7th president ofUtah Valley University[43]
Dale A. Whitman1963B.S.Former dean of theUniversity of Missouri School of Law; former president of theAssociation of American Law Schools[44]
O. Meredith Wilson1934B.A.9th president of theUniversity of Oregon (1954–1960); president of theUniversity of Minnesota (1960–1967)[45][46]
Kevin J Worthen1979
1982		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		13th president ofBYU; 5th dean of theJ. Reuben Clark Law School[47]
Michael K. Young1973B.A.25th president ofTexas A&M University; 33rd president of theUniversity of Washington; 17th president of theUniversity of Utah; dean ofThe George Washington University Law School[48]

Professors and researchers

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Randy L. Bott1988Ed.D.Professor of religion, 2008Ratemyprofessors.com Best Professor[15][49][50]
Paul D. Boyer1939B.S.Co-winner of 1997Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his research on the enzymatic mechanism underlying thesynthesis ofadenosine triphosphate (ATP)[51]
Jeffrey M. BradshawB.S.Senior research scientist atIHMC in the field ofcomputer science[52]
Stephen Cameron1986B.A.Studies onGED;Columbia University professor and financial analyst[53][54][55]
Eric Chambers1991M.AProfessor at Valdosta State University, studies the effect of mosquito transmitted diseases[56]
Clayton M. Christensen1975B.A.Coined the term "disruptive technology";Harvard Business School professor[57]
J. Scott Dutcher2002B.S. (Marriott)Winner of 2006Burton Award for Legal Achievement[58]
Philo Farnsworth1923
1968		B.S.
Hon. D.Sc.		Co-inventor of the electronictelevision[59][60]
Harvey Fletcher1907B.S.Physicist credited with invention of thehearing aid; founding dean of theBYU College of Engineering[61]
Chauncy Harris1933B.A. (valedictorian)Pioneer of moderngeography and expert on Soviet and American urban geography; BYU's firstRhodes Scholar[62]
David F. HollandB.A.Professor atHarvard Divinity School; director of graduate studies in religion atHarvard University[63]
Howard Judd1959B.S.Medical researcher in field ofwomen's health[64]
Rulon D. Pope1971B.S.Warren and Wilson Dusenberry Professor at Brigham Young University, specializing in agricultural economics[65]
Sahar Qumsiyeh1997M.S.Palestinian-American mathematician, statistician, and writer[66]
Charles Reigeluth1977Ph.D.Instructional design theory researcher and developer[67]
Donald W. Roberts1957B.A.Biological pest control research professor[68]
Tara Westover2008B.A.Historian and author[69]
Nathan Whetten1926
1928		B.A.
M.A.		Sociologist; dean of the Graduate School at the University of Connecticut[70]
David A. Wiley2000Ph.D.Coined the term "open content"[71]
Angus M. Woodbury1927B.S.Utah ecologist, first naturalist atZion National Park[72][73]

Arts

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NameClassDegreeNotabilityReference
Earl W. Bascom1940B.A.Cowboy artist and sculptor called "cowboy of cowboy artists"[74]
Don Bluth1954B.A.Director, producer, and animator of films[75]
Blair Buswell1984B.A.Sportssculptor[76][77]
James C. Christensen1967
1968		B.A.
M.A.		Fantasy painter[78][79]
Brian Lee DurfeeB.F.AWildlife, landscape, and fantasy artist, fantasy and horror author
Dan Lemmon1997B.F.AAcademy Award-winning visual effects artist of films such asLord of the Rings (2001, 2002, 2003) andThe Jungle Book (2016)[80]
Jon McNaughtonB.A.Painter[81]
Kathleen PetersonB.A.Painter[82]
Reed P. Smoot1969B.A.
M.A.		Mastercinematographer[83]
Rita Wright1976
1997		B.A.
M.A.		Art historian, museum director of theSpringville Museum of Art[84]

Business and finance

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Bill Aho1983MBA (Marriott)Former CEO ofClearPlay Inc.[85]
Fraser Bullock1978
1980		B.S. (Marriott)
MBA (Marriott)		Managing director, Sorenson Capital; former CEO of Salt Lake Olympic Committee[86]
M. Anthony Burns1963B.S.Former president and CEO ofRyder Systems[87][88]
Dave Checketts1983MBA (Marriott)Former president ofMadison Square Garden; former general manager of theUtah Jazz; owner of theMajor League Soccer franchiseReal Salt Lake; owner of theNational Hockey League franchiseSt. Louis Blues[89]
Jonathan C. Coon1994B.A.CEO and co-founder of1-800 Contacts[90][91]
Stephen Covey1994DREAuthor ofNew York Times bestsellerThe Seven Habits of Highly Effective People, listed inTime magazine's Top 25 most influential Americans[92]
Gary Crittenden1967B.S. (Marriott)CFO ofCitigroup Inc.[93]
Richard Culatta2003

2006

B.A.
M.S.		CEO of theInternational Society for Technology in Education[94]
Sheri L. Dew1967B.A.CEO ofDeseret Book, author[95]
Jeff Green2001B.A.Co-founder, chairman, and CEO of buy-side digital advertising platform the Trade Desk[96]
Nathan Gwilliam2014MBAFounder and CEO of Adoption.com[97]
Josh James(never graduated)Founder and CEO ofDomo; co-founder and former CEO ofOmniture[98][99]
Bryan Johnson2005B.A.Founder and CEO ofKernel andOS Fund; founder, chairman and CEO ofBraintree[100]
Rex Maughan(transferred toASU before graduating)Founder, president and CEO ofForever Living Products[101]
Darl McBride1984B.S.CEO ofThe SCO Group[15][102]
Bill Nelson1967B.S. (Marriott)Former CEO ofIntermountain Health Care[15][103]
Brady Nelson2002B.S. (Marriott)Majority owner ofSpokane Shock[104]
Kevin Rollins1983
1984		B.A.
MBA (Marriott)		Former president and CEO ofDell Computers[105]
Mitt Romney1971B.A. (valedictorian)Founder ofBain Capital; former CEO ofBain & Company, former U.S. senator and CEO of theSalt Lake Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games of 2002[106]
Blake Roney1983B.S.Founder and former chairman ofNu Skin Enterprises[107]
Aaron Skonnard1996B.S.CEO and co-founder ofPluralsight[108]
Ryan Smith2016B.S. (Marriott)Owner of theUtah Jazz and co-founder ofQualtrics[109]
Cydni Tetro1998MBA (Marriott)CEO of Brandless, co-founder of Women Tech Council[110]

Entertainment

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Britani BatemanBFAActress and singer, cast member onThe Real Housewives of Salt Lake City[111]
Don CollierB.A.Western film andtelevision actor[112]
Jeremy Coon2002B.A.Producer of the filmNapoleon Dynamite[113]
C. Jay Cox1986B.A.Director and screenwriter[114]
Brian Crane1973B.A.Creator ofPickles comic strip[115][116]
Mitch Davis1982B.A.Film director and producer[117]
Curt DoussettB.A.Actor, host onDiscovery Channel'sHazard Pay, owner ofComedySportzUtah[118][119]
Richard Dutcher1988B.A.Film director,producer and actor; "father ofMormon cinema"[120]
Aaron Eckhart1994B.A.Golden Globe-nominated film actor best known for his roles inThank You For Smoking (2006),Erin Brockovich (2000),Paycheck (2003), andThe Dark Knight (2008)[121]
Mireille Enos1997B.A.Tony Award-nominated film and television actor[15][122]
Steven Fales1994B.A.Playwright and actor[15][123]
Ryan Hamilton2000B.A.Stand-up comedian[124]
Jon Heder2004BFAActor inNapoleon Dynamite (2004),Just Like Heaven (2005),The Benchwarmers (2006),School for Scoundrels (2006),Blades of Glory (2007)[15][125]
Brett Helquist1993BFAIllustrator best known for his work onA Series of Unfortunate Events[126]
Jared and Jerusha Hess2002B.A.Directors andscreenwriters ofNapoleon Dynamite (2004) andNacho Libre (2006)[127]
Ken Jennings2000
2000		B.A.
B.S.		Jeopardy! all-time champion and subsequent co-host[128]
Neil LaBute1995B.A.Film director, screenwriter,playwright[15][129]
Kieth Merrill1967B.A.Academy Award-winning film director[15][130]
Aaron Ruell2001B.A.Actor, filmmaker[15][131]
Tim Skousen2001B.A.Filmmaker,The Sasquatch Gang (2006)[15][132]
Daryn Tufts1998B.A.Director and screenwriter[133]
Johnny Whitaker1986B.A.Actor best known for role inFamily Affair[citation needed]

Government and politics

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Members of the United States Cabinet

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Ezra Taft Benson1926B.S.U.S. Secretary of Agriculture forDwight D. Eisenhower (1953–1961)[134]
Jamieson GreerB.A.United States Trade Representative forDonald Trump (2025-)[135]

United States governors

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Norman H. Bangerter1955B.A.13thgovernor of Utah (1985–1993)[136]
Henry H. Blood7thgovernor of Utah (1933–1941)[137]
Gary Herbert(never graduated)17thgovernor of Utah (2009–2021)[138]
Culbert Olson1895B.A.29thgovernor of California (1939–1943)[139]
Mitt Romney1971B.A.70thgovernor of Massachusetts (2003–2007),2012 Republican presidential nominee[140]
Olene S. Walker1953B.S.15thgovernor of Utah (2003–2005)[141]

Members of the United States Congress

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Note: "D" indicates aDemocrat while "R" indicates aRepublican.

Senators

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Mike Crapo1973B.A.Senator (R) fromIdaho (1999–present)[142]
Jeff Flake1986
1987		B.A.
M.A.		Former senator (R) fromArizona (2013–2019);Ambassador of the United States to Turkey (2022–present)[143]
Orrin Hatch1958B.A.Former senator (R) fromUtah (1977–2019);president pro tempore (2015–2019)[144]
William H. King1887B.S.Former senator (D) fromUtah (1917–1941);president pro tempore (1940–1941)[145]
Mike Lee1994
1997		B.S.
J.D. (Clark)		Senator (R) fromUtah (2011–present)[146]
Bert H. Miller1901Former senator (D) fromIdaho (1949)[147]
Mitt Romney1971B.A.Senator (R) from Utah (2019–present), 70thGovernor of Massachusetts,2012 Republican presidential nominee[148][140]
Kyrsten Sinema1995B.A.
Senator (D, later I) fromArizona (2019–present)[149][150]
Gordon H. Smith1976B.A.Former senator (R) fromOregon (1997–2009), CEO ofNational Association of Broadcasters[151]
Reed Smoot1876High school diplomaFormer senator (R) fromUtah (1903–1933)
George Sutherland1881Former senator (R) fromUtah (1905–1917)[152]
Arthur Vivian Watkins—(never graduated)Former senator (R) fromUtah (1947–1959)[153]

Representatives

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Andy Biggs1982B.A.Representative (R) fromArizona's 5th congressional district (2017–present)[154]
Chris Cannon1974
1980		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Representative (R) fromUtah's 3rd congressional district (1997–2009)[155]
Jason Chaffetz1989B.A.Representative (R) fromUtah's 3rd congressional district (2009–2017)
Don B. Colton1896B.A.Representative (R) fromUtah's 1st congressional district (1921–1933)[156]
John CurtisB.S.Representative (R) fromUtah's 3rd congressional district (2017–present)
Henry Aldous Dixon1914Representative (R) fromUtah's 1st congressional district (1955–1961)[157]
Eni Fa'aua'a Hunkin Faleomavaega, Jr.1966B.A.Delegate to Congress (D) fromAmerican Samoa (1989–2015)[158]
Jeff Flake1986
1987		B.A.
M.A.		Representative (R) fromArizona's 6th congressional district (2003–2013); fromArizona's 1st congressional district (2001–2003)[159]
Enid Greene Mickelsen1983J.D. (Clark)Representative (R) fromUtah's 2nd congressional district (1995–1997)[160]
Ralph R. Harding1956Representative (D) fromIdaho's 2nd congressional district (1961–1965)[161]
William H. King1887B.S.Representative (D) fromUtah's 1st congressional district (1897–1899; 1900–1901)[145]
Raúl Labrador1992B.A.Representative (R) fromIdaho's 1st congressional district (2011–2019)[162]
Celeste Maloy2015J.D. (Clark)Representative (R) fromUtah's 2nd congressional district (2023–present)[163]
Buck McKeon1985B.A.Representative (R) fromCalifornia's 25th congressional district (1993–2015)[164]
Bill Orton1973
1979		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Representative (D) fromUtah's 3rd congressional district (1991–1997)[165]
Ron Packard1975B.S.Representative (R) from California's43rd and48th congressional districts (1983–2001)[166]
J. W. Robinson1909B.S.Representative (D) fromUtah's 2nd congressional district (1933–1947)[167]
Matt Salmon1986MPA (Marriott)Representative (R) fromArizona's 1st congressional district (2013–2017)[168]
Karen Shepherd1963M.A.Representative (D) fromUtah's 2nd congressional district (1993–1995)[169]
Kyrsten Sinema1995B.A.Representative (D) fromArizona's 9th congressional district (2013–2019)
George Sutherland1881B.A.Representative (R) fromUtah's 1st congressional district (1901–1903)[152]

United States state constitutional officers

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Scott BedkeB.S.Lieutenant governor of Idaho (2023–present)
Debbie CritchfieldB.A.Idaho Superintendent of Public Instruction (2023–present)
Larry EchoHawk1970B.S.Assistant Secretary of the Interior for Indian Affairs forBarack Obama (2009–2012); formerIdaho Attorney General (1991–1995)[171]
Julie EllsworthB.A.Idaho State Treasurer (2019–present)
Deidre Henderson2021B.A.Lieutenant governor of Utah (2021–present)[172]
Marilyn HowardEd.D.FormerIdaho Superintendent of Public Instruction (1999–2007)
Mark Hutchison1990J.D.FormerLieutenant governor of Nevada (2015–2019)[173]
Raúl Labrador1992B.A.Idaho Attorney General (2023–present)
Marlo OaksB.S.Utah State Treasurer (2021–present)
Lawrence Wasden1982B.A.FormerIdaho Attorney General (2003–2023)[174]
J. D. Williams
1967		B.A.
MPA (Marriott)		FormerIdaho State Controller (1989–2002)

Government officials outside the U.S.

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Cindy Ady1979B.A.Former member of theLegislative Assembly of Alberta,Canada[175]
Krešimir Ćosić1973B.A.FormerCroatian diplomat to the U.S.[176]
Jeffrey Max Jones1982B.A.Former Undersecretary of Agriculture,Mexico[15]
Greg Melchin1977B.A.Former Alberta Minister of Energy; former member ofLegislative Assembly of Alberta[177]
Bhichit Rattakul1976Ph.D.Former governor ofBangkok, Thailand[178][179][180]
Yeah SamakeM.P.P.Mali Ambassador to India,2013 presidential candidate of Mali, and former mayor ofOuelessebougou[181][182]

Other U.S. political figures

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Joseph A. Cannon1974
1977		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Former chairman ofUtah Republican Party and managing editor ofDeseret News[183]
Kathleen Clark—(never graduated) (Clark)Director of theU.S. Bureau of Land Management[184]
Kristen Cox1995B.S.Appointed byGeorge W. Bush as special assistant to the commissioner ofRehabilitation Services Administration in the U.S.Department of Education
Earl J. Glade25th mayor ofSalt Lake City[185]
Rex E. Lee1960
1996		B.A.
Hon. D.L.		FormerU.S. Solicitor General[31][32]
Roger B. Porter1970B.A.Director ofWhite House Office of Policy Development in theReagan administration; executive secretary of the President's Economic Policy Board during theFord administration;Rhodes Scholar;Harvard University professor of business and government[15][186]
Clark L. ReberMember of theUtah House of Representatives[187]
Rory Reid1985
1988		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Former chairman of theClark County Commission, Nevada[188][189]
Ronna Romney McDanielB.A.Chairwoman of the Republican National Committee[190]
Kyle Sampson1993B.A.Former Chief of Staff and counselor to U.S. Attorney GeneralAlberto Gonzales; key player incontroversy surrounding dismissal of U.S. attorneys[15][191]
Paull Shin1962B.A.Member (D) of theWashington State Senate[15][192]
Scott Smith1980B.S.38th mayor ofMesa, Arizona[193]
Nick Udall1936Formermayor ofPhoenix, Arizona[15][194]
Paul M. Warner1973
1976
1984		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)
MPA (Marriott)		Chairman of theAttorney General's Advisory Committee of U.S. Attorneys[195]
Max Williams1987Oregon state legislator and Department of Corrections director[196]
Noall Wootton1961B.A.County attorney who prosecutedGary Gilmore, the first person executed in theU.S. after thedeath penalty was reinstated in 1976; portrayed byCharles Cyphers in the filmThe Executioner's Song[197]

Journalism and media

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Carlos Amezcua1975B.A.Anchor for Fox affiliateKTTV inLos Angeles, California; former morning anchor forKTLA[15][198]
Heather Armstrong1997B.A.Author of popular blogdooce[199]
Pat Bagley1978B.A.Editorial cartoonist, journalist, and author[200]
Steve Benson1978BFAPulitzer Prize-winningeditorial cartoonist[201]
Clayton Brough1974B.S.
M.S.		Weatherman ofABC 4[202]
Joe Dana2003B.A.Anchor forNBC affiliateKPNX inPhoenix, Arizona[15][203]
Kent Dana1968B.A.Anchor forCBS affiliateKPHO; "Dean" of Valley newscasters in metropolitanPhoenix, Arizona[204]
Steve Eagar1987B.A.Anchor for Fox affiliateKDFW inDallas/Fort Worth, Texas[15][205]
Amy Freeze1995B.A.Meteorologist for Fox affiliateWFLD inChicago, Illinois[15][206]
Pete Grigsby1989B.A.Meteorologist forABC affiliateKMBC inKansas City, Missouri[15][207]
Jane Clayson Johnson1990B.A.Former co-host ofThe Early Show onCBS[208]
Gifford Nielsen1983B.A.Sports broadcaster for KUHF Houston[15][209]
Kelsey Nixon2007B.A.Television chef[210]
Dick Nourse1962B.A.Former anchor forNBC affiliateKSL-TV inSalt Lake City, Utah[15][211]
Art Rascon1985B.A.Anchor forABC affiliateKTRK in Houston, Texas[212][213]
Holly Rowe(transferred toUtah before graduating)Emmy-nominated sports telecaster, writer and producer forESPN, KBYU, and FOX13[214][215]
Jim Siebert1992B.A.Meteorologist for Fox affiliateKRIV inHouston, Texas[216][217]
Vai Sikahema2002B.A.Sports director and anchor forNBC affiliateWCAU inPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania[15][218]
Ben Swann1993B.A.Investigative journalist and news anchor,Edward R. Murrow Award andEmmy Award winner[219]

Law and judiciary

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Justices of the Supreme Court of the United States

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
George Sutherland1881B.A.Associate justice of theSupreme Court of the United States[152]

U.S. circuit judges

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Jay S. Bybee1977
1980		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		SeniorU.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[220]
Thomas B. Griffith1978B.A.FormerU.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit[221]
Kent A. Jordan1981B.A.U.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Monroe G. McKay1957B.S.Former chiefU.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit[222]
Ryan D. Nelson1996
1999		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		U.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
Richard Paez1969B.A.SeniorU.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[223]
Randall Ray Rader1974B.A.Former chiefU.S. circuit judge for theUnited States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit[224][225]
Milan Smith1966B.A.U.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[226]
N. Randy Smith1974
1977		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		SeniorU.S. circuit judge for theU.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit[227]

Justices of state supreme courts

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
G. Richard Bevan1984
1987		B.S.
J.D. (Clark)		Chief justice,Idaho Supreme Court
Matthew B. Durrant1981B.A.Justice,Utah Supreme Court[228]
Charles E. Jones1959B.A.Former chief justice,Arizona Supreme Court[229]
Thomas Rex Lee1988B.A.Justice, Utah Supreme Court[230]
Gregory Moeller1987
1990		B.S.
J.D. (Clark)		Justice, Idaho Supreme Court[231]
Dallin H. Oaks1954B.A.Former justice, Utah Supreme Court[39]

U.S. district judges

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
David Barlow1995B.A.U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[232]
Dee Benson1973
1976		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Judge of theForeign Intelligence Surveillance Court[233]
Lloyd D. George1955B.S.Former chiefU.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Nevada;Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse namesake[234]
Roger L. Hunt1966B.A.Former chiefU.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Nevada[235]
Robert Clive Jones1971B.S.Former chiefU.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Nevada
Dale A. Kimball1964B.A.U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[236]
Michael W. Mosman1984J.D. (Clark)ChiefU.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Oregon[237]
Howard C. Nielson Jr.1992B.A.U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[238]
David Nuffer1975
1978		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		ChiefU.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[239]
David Nye1982
1986		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		U.S. district judge of theUnited States District Court for the District of Idaho
David Sam1957B.S.U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[240]
G. Murray Snow1984
1987		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Arizona[241]
Clark Waddoups1970B.A.U.S. district judge for theU.S. District Court for the District of Utah[242]

Literature, writing, and translation

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Elizabeth H. BoyerAuthor ofNorse mythology-influencedAlfar fantasy novel series
Juanita Brooks1925B.A.Author ofThe Mountain Meadows Massacre[15][243]
Orson Scott Card1975B.A.Author ofEnder's Game, recipient of twoHugo andNebula Awards[244]
Ronald G. Carter1975B.A.Author ofPrelude to Glory[245]
James Dashner1999
1999		B.A.
M.A.		Author ofThe Maze Runner
Brian Evenson1989B.A.Author ofFather of Lies and recipient of threeO. Henry Awards[246][247]
Becca Fitzpatrick2001B.S.Author of theHush, Hush series
Steven L. Kent1986
1990		B.A.
M.A.		Writer, known forvideo gamejournalism and military science fiction novels[15][248]
Brian McClellan2009B.A.Author ofThe Powder Mage trilogy
Stephenie Meyer1995B.A.Author of theTwilight series andThe Host[249]
Brandon Mull2000B.A.Author ofNew York Times best-sellingFablehaven fantasy series[15][250]
Joe Navarro1975B.S.Former FBI psychological profiler; author ofDangerous Personality Types and other books on decoding human behavior
Jay A. Parry1974B.A.Author of LDS non-fiction, best known for compilingDeseret Book'sBest-Loved andEveryday series[251]
Kerry Patterson1976M.O.B. (Marriott)Co-author ofNew York Times best sellerCrucial Conversations[252]
Carol Lynn Pearson1968B.A.Author of musicalMy Turn On Earth[253]
Brandon Sanderson2000
2005		B.A.
M.A.		Author ofThe Stormlight Archive,Mistborn series, and the final three books in the lateRobert Jordan'sThe Wheel of Time series, recipient of aHugo Award and aDavid Gemmell Legend Award[254][255]
Samuel W. Taylor1930Author of short stories on which theDisney moviesThe Absent-Minded Professor,Flubber, andSon of Flubber were based[15][256]
Robison Wells2009MBA (Marriott)Author ofThe Counterfeit, president of theWhitney Awards[257]
Jack Weyland1969Ph.D.Author ofCharly[15][258]
David B. Whittle1979
1984		B.S.
MBA (Marriott)		Author ofCyberspace: The Human Dimension[259]
Dave WolvertonB.A.Author ofThe Runelords series, English professor of creative writing atBrigham Young University from 1999 to 2002[15][260]

Music

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Kurt Bestor1993B.A.Emmy Award-winning andGrammy Award-nominated composer[261][262]
Elaine BradleyB.S.Drummer forBillboard Music Award winnersNeon Trees[263]
Ariel Bybee1965B.S.Mezzo-soprano at theMetropolitan Opera for 18 seasons[262]
Sam Cardon1993B.A.Emmy Award-winning composer[262][264]
Rob GardnerB.S.Composer[265]
Daniel E. Gawthrop1988B.Mus.Composer[262]
Gregg Hale—(never graduated)Guitarist forSpiritualized
Merrill Jenson1980B.Mus.Film composer for multipleIMAX and LDS films, includingThe Testaments of One Fold and One Shepherd[262][266]
Michael McLean1974B.Mus.Composer and producer[262]
Nathan Pacheco2005B.Mus.Billboard Classical Albums chart-topping singer
Janice Kapp Perry1960B.Mus.Composer[262][267]
Carmen Rasmusen—(never graduated)Country singer and songwriter; formerAmerican Idol contestant[268]
Dan Reynolds—(never graduated)Lead singer forGrammy Award winnersImagine Dragons, recipient of theSongwriters Hall of Fame Hal David Starlight Award[269]
Lindsey Stirling2015B.S. (Marriott)Billboard Music Award-winning andEmmy Award-nominated violinist[15][270]
Dan Truman1984B.A.Keyboards/piano player forGrammy Award winnersDiamond Rio[262][271]
Mack Wilberg1979B.Mus.Music director,The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square; composer and arranger[272][273]

Religion

[edit]
Note: All positions listed are withinthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints unless otherwise noted.
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Neil L. AndersenMember of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[274]
Julie B. Beck1973B.S.Fifteenth GeneralRelief Society president[9][15]
David A. Bednar1976M.O.B. (Marriott)Member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[12]
Ezra Taft Benson1926B.S.ThirteenthPresident of the Church[134]
D. Todd Christofferson1969B.A.Member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[275]
Mary N. Cook1973
1985		B.A.
Ed.S.		Member of theYoung Women General Presidency[276]
John B. DicksonB.S. (Marriott)Member of theSecond Quorum of the Seventy[277]
Gerrit W. GongB.A.Member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[278]
Bruce C. Hafen1964B.A.Member of theFirst Quorum of the Seventy[24]
Jeffrey R. Holland1965
1966		B.A.
M.A.		Member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[26]
Jay E. Jensen1967
1974
1988		B.A.
M.A.
Ed.D.		Member of thePresidency of the Seventy[279]
Marlin K. JensenB.S.General authority andChurch Historian and Recorder[280]
Ardeth G. Kapp1964M.Ed.NinthYoung Women General President[281]
Thomas S. Monson1974
1981		MBA (Marriott)
Hon. D.L.		SixteenthPresident of the Church[282][283]
Stephen D. Nadauld1968B.S.Former member of theSecond Quorum of the Seventy[37]
Dallin H. Oaks1954B.A.Member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[39]
Russell T. Osguthorpe1971
1973
1975		B.A.
M.A.
Ph.D.		Sunday School General President[284]
Boyd K. Packer1962Ed.D.Former president of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[285]
Reed Smoot1876B.A.Former member of theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles[7]
Belle Spafford1920B.A.Ninth GeneralRelief Society President[286]
Bradley R. Wilcox1985B.S.

M.Ed.

Religious speaker and author[287][288]

Social reforms

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Randy Thorsteinson(never graduated)[citation needed]Former leader of theAlberta Alliance Party; former leader ofSocial Credit Party of Alberta[289]

Sports

[edit]

Baseball

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Rick Aguilera1983B.A.Formerpitcher for fourMLB teams, winner of1986 and1991 World Series, three-timeAll-Star[290]
Danny Ainge1981B.A.Formersecond baseman forMLB'sToronto Blue Jays and CEO ofUtah Jazz[291][292]
Jeremy Guthrie(transferred toStanford before graduating)Formerpitcher for fiveMLB teams, participant in2014 World Series[293]
Ken Hunt1983B.S.Formerpitcher forMLB'sCincinnati Reds, participant in1961 World Series[15][294]
Wally Joyner1984B.A.Formerfirst baseman for fiveMLB teams,1986 All-Star, and hitting coach for theDetroit Tigers[295]
Jack Morris1976B.A.Formerpitcher for fiveMLB teams; winner of the1984,1991 (MVP),1992, and1993 World Series; five-timeAll-Star[296]
Cory Snyder1986B.A.Formeroutfielder for fiveMLB teams,1984 Olympic silver medalist[297]
Kevin Towers1982B.A.Former general manager of theSan Diego Padres andArizona Diamondbacks[87][298]

Basketball

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Danny Ainge1981B.A.CEO ofNBA'sUtah Jazz; former general manager of NBA'sBoston Celtics;head coach for NBA'sPhoenix Suns andshooting guard for four NBA teams; winner of1984 and1986 NBA Finals;John R. Wooden Award winner[292][299]
Ambrosia Anderson2006B.S.Forward forEuropean Women league's Siemens (Greece); former player for twoWNBA teams[15][300]
Rafael Araújo2004B.S.Center forClube de Regatas do Flamengo in Brazil; former player on twoNBA teams[15][301]
Frank BartleyBasketball player forIroni Ness Ziona of theIsraeli Basketball Premier League
Shawn Bradley1993B.A.Formercenter for threeNBA teams; former player onGermany national basketball team[302]
Elijah BryantBasketball player in theIsraeli Basketball Premier League
Krešimir Ćosić1973B.S.Formercenter andhead coach inEuropean basketball leagues; three-time Olympic medalist withYugoslavia (Gold in 1980); named one of the50 Greatest Euroleague Contributors; inductee to theNaismith Memorial,FIBA, andCollege Basketball Halls of Fame[303][304]
Devin Durrant1984B.S.All-Americanforward at BYU in 1984, played professionally in theNBA and inEurope[15][305]
Jimmer Fredette2011B.A.2011national men's basketball college player of the year, with theSacramento Kings,Chicago Bulls,New Orleans Pelicans,New York Knicks,San Antonio Spurs, andShanghai Sharks;CBA International MVP (2017)[306][307][308]
Bernie Fryer1972B.S.VP and Director of Officials for theNBA; former NBAreferee for 28 seasons; former player for oneABA and two NBA teams[309][310][311]
Travis Hansen2003B.S.Former player forNBA'sAtlanta Hawks and inReal Madrid of Europe[15][312]
Greg Kite1983B.S.Formercenter for sixNBA teams, winner of1984 and1986 NBA Finals, commissioner of theFlorida Basketball Association[15][313]
Dick Nemelka1966B.S.FormerABA basketball player and All-American[314]
Fred Roberts1982B.S.Formerpower forward for sixNBA teams[15][315]
Michael Smith1988B.A.All-Americanforward at BYU in 1988, played professionally in theNBA andEurope, television broadcaster for theLos Angeles Clippers[15][316]
Erin Thorn2003B.S.Former guard in theWNBA[15][317]

Football

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Ziggy Ansah2012B.A.Formerdefensive end for theNFL'sDetroit Lions[318]
John Beck2006B.A.Formerquarterback for theNFL'sWashington Redskins; former quarterback for theBC Lions of theCanadian Football League[15][319]
Brian Billick2006B.A.Formerhead coach for theNFL'sBaltimore Ravens, leading team toSuper Bowl XXXV win in 2001[15][320]
Jason Buck1986B.A.Formerdefensive lineman for theNFL'sCincinnati Bengals andWashington Redskins, winner ofSuper Bowl XXVI in 1992, winner of theOutland Trophy in 1986[15][321]
Ben Cahoon1998B.S.Formerslotback for theCFL'sMontreal Alouettes, 2002 and 2003CFL Most Outstanding Canadian, winner of91st Grey Cup (2003–MVP), CFL all-time receptions leader[15][322][323]
Todd Christensen1978B.S.Formertight end for theNFL'sOakland Raiders andNew York Giants; winner ofSuper Bowl XV in 1981; formerESPN commentator for 23 years[15][324]
Austin Collie—(never graduated)Formerwide receiver for theNFL, 2009AFC Champion[325]
Gary Crowton1983B.A.Formerhead coach forBYU andLouisiana Tech University; formeroffensive coordinator for theUniversity of Oregon,Louisiana State University, and theChicago Bears[326]
Ryan Denney2002B.S.Formerdefensive end for theNFL'sBuffalo Bills[15][327]
Ty Detmer1990B.S.Formerquarterback for sixNFL teams, 1990Heisman Trophy winner[15][328]
LaVell Edwards1978Ed.D.Formerhead coach forBYU, leading university to 1984NCAA Division I-A national football championship;College Football Hall of Fame inductee[329]
Alani Fua2014B.S.Linebacker for theNFL'sArizona Cardinals[15][330]
Kurt Gouveia—(never graduated)Formerlinebacker for theNFL'sWashington Redskins, winner ofSuper Bowl XXII andSuper Bowl XXVI, linebacker coach for theSacramento Mountain Lions[331]
Travis Hall1995B.S.Defensive tackle for theNFL'sSan Francisco 49ers, winner ofSuper Bowl XXXIII in 1999, founder of ProSpot Fitness[332]
Chris Hoke2001B.A.Formerdefensive tackle andSuper Bowl XL winner[15][333]
Tom Holmoe1983
1995		B.S.
M.S.		Formerdefensive end for theNFL'sSan Francisco 49ers where he wonSuper Bowls XIX,XXIII, andXXIX; formerhead coach for theUniversity of California, Berkeley;athletic director at BYU[15][334]
Paul Howard1972Formeroffensive guard for theNFL'sDenver Broncos[335]
Lee Johnson1985B.S.Formerpunter for sixNFL teams, played withCincinnati Bengals inSuper Bowl XXIII[15][336]
Doug Jolley2002B.A.Formertight end for theNFL'sOakland Raiders,New York Jets andTampa Bay Buccaneers[15][337]
Bronson Kaufusi2016B.A.Defensive end for theNFL'sBaltimore Ravens; Drafted in2016 NFL draft 70th overall[338]
Brett Keisel2001B.A.Defensive end for theNFL'sPittsburgh Steelers;Pro Bowl player in 2010, winner ofSuper BowlsXL andXLIII[339]
Mike Leach1983B.A.formerhead coach atTexas Tech,Washington State andMississippi State (died December 12, 2022)[15][340][341]
Chad Lewis1997B.A.Formertight end, winner ofSuper Bowl XXXIV in 2000, three-timePro Bowl selection[15][342]
Reno Mahe2003B.S.Formerrunning back for theNFL'sPhiladelphia Eagles, All-Pro selection in 2005[15][343]
Jason Mathews1993B.A.Formeroffensive tackle for theNFL'sIndianapolis Colts andTennessee Titans[344]
Jim McMahon2014B.A.Formerquarterback for sevenNFL teams, winner ofSuper Bowl's XX (1986) andXXXI (1997),Pro Bowl selection,Davey O'Brien Award winner[345][346]
Rob Morris2000B.A.Formerlinebacker for theNFL'sIndianapolis Colts, winner ofSuper Bowl XLI in 2007[15][347]
Bart Oates1985B.S. (Marriott)Formercenter for theNFL'sSan Francisco 49ers,New York Giants, andPhiladelphia/Baltimore Stars; led team toSuper Bowl XXI win in 1986,Super Bowl XXV win in 1990, andSuper Bowl XXIX win in 1994[15]
Orrin Olsen1976B.A.Formercenter for theNFL'sKansas City Chiefs[15]
Dennis Patera1968B.S.Formerplacekicker for theNFL'sSan Francisco 49ers[15][348]
Evan Pilgrim1994B.A.Formeroffensive guard for theNFL'sChicago Bears,Tennessee Oilers,Atlanta Falcons andDenver Broncos, played inSuper Bowl XXXIII in 1999[349]
Dennis Pitta2009B.A.Starting tight end for theNFL'sBaltimore Ravens,Super Bowl XLVII champion[350]
Andy Reid1982B.S.Head coach of theNFL'sKansas City Chiefs;Super Bowl LIV,Super Bowl LVII, andSuper Bowl LVIII champion, participant inSuper Bowl XXXIX in 2004 with thePhiladelphia Eagles,AP Coach of the Year in 2002
Golden Richards—(never graduated)Formerwide receiver for theNFL'sDallas Cowboys, winner ofSuper Bowl XII in 1978[351]
Steve Sarkisian1997B.A.Head coach at theUniversity of Texas; formerhead coach at theUniversity of Southern California and theUniversity of Washington[352]
Vai Sikahema2002B.A.Formerkick returner for threeNFL teams, two-timePro Bowl selection[15][353]
Kalani Sitake2000B.A.Head coach at theBrigham Young University[354][355]
Daniel SorensenSafety for theNFL'sKansas City Chiefs; Super Bowl LIV and Super Bowl LVII champion
John Tait1999B.S.Formeroffensive tackle for theNFL'sChicago Bears[15][356]
Glen Titensor1980B.S.Formeroffensive guard for theNFL'sDallas Cowboys[357]
Uani Unga—(never graduated)Linebacker for theNFL'sNew York Giants[358]
Kyle Van Noy2013B.A.Outside linebacker for theNFL'sNew England Patriots[359]
Fred Warner2017B.S.Linebacker for theNFL'sSan Francisco 49ers[360]
Fred Whittingham1963Formerdefensive coordinator for theOakland Raiders[361]
Kyle Whittingham1984
1987		B.S.
M.A.		Head coach for theUniversity of Utah[15][362]
Jamaal WilliamsRunning back for theNFL'sDetroit Lions
Marc Wilson1979Quarterback for theNFL'sOakland Raiders,Green Bay Packers andNew England Patriots; consensusAll-American 1979
Zach Wilson2020Quarterback for theNFL'sNew York Jets,Denver Broncos, andMiami Dolphins
Steve Young1983
1994		B.A.
J.D. (Clark)		Formerquarterback for theNFL andUSFL; winner ofSuper Bowls XXIII (1989),XXIV (1990), andXXIX (1995–MVP); seven-timePro Bowl selection;Davey O'Brien Award winner;Pro andCollege Football Hall of Fame inductee[363]

Track and field

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NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Ed Eyestone1985
1990		B.S.
M.S.		Marathon runner for theUnited States in the1988 and1992 Summer Olympics; formerhead coach for BYU cross-country team[15][364]
Frankie Fredericks1987B.A.Namibiansprinter and four-timeOlympic silver medalist[365]
Andreas GustafssonSwedish race walker[citation needed]
Tiffany Lott-Hogan1998B.S.World record holder in the 55-meter hurdles[15][87]
Henry Marsh1978B.A.Long-distance runner for theUnited States and three-timeOlympian[15][366]
Leonard Myles-Mills1999B.A.Sprinter forGhana in the2004 Summer Olympics[367]
Doug Padilla1983B.S.Long-distance runner for theUnited States in the1984 Summer Olympics[15][368]
Jared Ward2015B.S.
M.S.		Long-distance runner, multiple-time national champion, and qualifier for2016 Olympics in the marathon[15][369]

Soccer

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Mikayla Cluff2021B.S.Professional soccer player forUtah Royals,National Women's Soccer League[370]
Aleisha Cramer2005B.S.FormerUSWNT player[371]
Lindsi Lisonbee Cutshall2012B.S.Professional soccer player forSky Blue FC,National Women's Soccer League[372]
Nádia Gomes2017Former professionalsoccer player forNWSLOrlando Pride,Portugal women's national football team player[373]
Ashley Hatch2016Professionalsoccer player forNWSLWashington Spirit,USWNT player[374]
Katie Larkin2009B.SFormer professionalsoccer player forWPS team theAtlanta Beat
Shauna Rohbock1999B.S.Bobsledsilver medalist at2006 Winter Olympics, former professionalsoccer player forWUSA'sSan Diego Spirit[15][375]
Cameron Tucker2021Professionalsoccer player forNWSLUtah Royals[376]
Michele Vasconcelos2016Professionalsoccer player forNWSLChicago Red Stars[377]

Other sports

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Earl Bascom1940B.A.Professional rodeo cowboy, world record holder, Cowboy Hall of Fame inductee[378]
Werner Hoeger1978Ed.D.Olympicluge athlete,2002 Winter Olympics,2006 Winter Olympics[379]
Casey Jennings2000B.S.Professionalbeach volleyball player, four-timeAVP champion[15][380]
Arielle Martin2007B.S.ProfessionalBMX rider[381][382][383]
Travis Marx—(never graduated)3rd in NJCAA for wrestling;mixed martial artist[384]
Hugh McCutcheon1993
1998
1999		B.S.
M.S.
EMBA (Marriott)		Head coach of USA men's volleyball team[15][385]
Johnny Miller1969B.A.Formerprofessional golfer; winner of 1973U.S. Open, 1976 Open Championship[15][386]
Ed Parker1956B.A.Founder ofAmerican Kenpo karate and 10th degreeblack belt[387]
Ken Patera1987B.S.Former professional wrestler and Olympic weightlifter[15][388][389]
Jean Saubert1967MREU.S. alpine skier, won silver and bronze medals at the1964 Winter Olympics[15][390]
Chael Sonnen—(attended)Professionalmixed martial artist competing forBellator MMA andUltimate Fighting Championship[391]
Mike Weir1992B.S.Professional golfer; winner of 2003Masters Tournament andLou Marsh Trophy[15][392]

Other

[edit]
NameClass year(s)Degree(s)NotabilityReference
Tim Ballard1998B.A.Anti-human trafficking activist and author and subject of filmSound of Freedom[393]
Dave Crenshaw2000B.S. (Marriott)Writer andspeaker[394][395][396]
Avraham Gileadi1975
1977
1981		B.A.
M.A.
Ph.D.		Writer onBook of Isaiah; Member of theSeptember Six[15][397]
Sharlene Wells Hawkes1988B.A.Miss America 1985,ESPN sportscaster[15][398]
Soben Huon2006B.S.Miss Utah USA 2006[15][399]
Colleen Kay Hutchins1947B.A.Miss America 1952[400][401]
Natalie Camille Johnson2002B.S. (Marriott)Miss Utah 2002[402]
Jaime Augusto Mayol1975B.A.Manhunt International 2006 winner[15][403]
Katie Millar2007B.S.Miss Utah 2006[404]
Trevor Packer1998
2000		B.A.
M.A.		Head of theAdvanced Placement program at theCollege Board[405]
Katie Ann Powell2022B.A.Miss District of Columbia 2024[406]
Mark Rober2004B.S.YouTube personality and former mechanical engineer forNASA andApple Inc.[407]
Elizabeth Smart2010B.Mus.Victim of kidnapping; political activist;NY Times bestselling author[408][409]

Fictional people

[edit]
NameNotabilityReference
Mallory BookMarvel Comics character, head ofShe-Hulk's law firm[410]
Jeffrey ColeFellowship applicant in the TV seriesHouse, played by Edi Gathegi
Jonathon JordanMain character inThe Singles Ward, played byWill Swenson[411]

See also

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Notes

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  • Blank cells indicate missing information; em-dashes (—) indicate that the alumnus attended but never graduated from BYU.

References

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