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This is a list of notable people associated with
Baylor University in
Waco, Texas , United States. To be included in this list, a person must have their own, existing Wikipedia article. The list includes notable alumni, faculty, and former students.
Alumni
Academics
William Bennett Bizzell , former President of the
University of Oklahoma and former President of
Texas A&M University
Barbara H. Bowman , geneticist and former professor at the
University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston and
University of Texas Health Science Center
Gilberto Freyre , Brazilian
sociologist ,
cultural anthropologist and
historian
Edwin Gaustad , historian of religion in America
Guy Benton Johnson , Sociologist and cultural anthropologist. He was a distinguished student of black culture in the rural South and a pioneer advocate of racial equality
Jo Jorgensen ,
Clemson University lecturer in psychology and
Libertarian Party candidate for President in 2020, VP in 1996
Glenn McGee , American
professor of
medicine ,
philosophy ,
law and
public health
Judy Jolley Mohraz , 9th president of
Goucher College , women's history professor, and philanthropist
Royce Money , former President of
Abilene Christian University
Mark W. Muesse , philosopher and professor emeritus at
Rhodes College
Olin Clyde Robison , former President of
Middlebury College
Lawrence Sullivan Ross , former President of
Texas A&M University and Governor of Texas
Beck A. Taylor , president of
Samford University
Dixon Wecter (BA, 1925), Margaret Byrne Professor of United States History at the
University of California, Berkeley .
[1]
Dallas Willard , philosopher and professor at the
University of Southern California
The arts
Angela Kinsey (
BA , 1993),
Emmy Award -winning actress
Willie Nelson , six-time
Grammy Award -winning musician
H. Parrott Bacot , art historian
Nancy Barrett , American actress, best known for her roles in the soap opera
Dark Shadows
Crystal Bernard , singer & actress who starred in the television series
Wings
Marc Burckhardt , artist and award-winning illustrator
Carole Cook , actress, Broadway and film
Elizabeth A. Davis , Tony Award-nominated actress
Jim Dickinson , record producer, singer and pianist
Phil Driscoll , Grammy-winning singer/trumpet player
Rodger Dean Duncan , author and business consultant
Jeff Dunham , award-winning ventriloquist and comedian
Robert Fulghum , best-selling author, philosopher
Chip Gaines , television personality, entrepreneur, and author; television series
Fixer Upper and
Magnolia Market
Joanna Gaines , television personality, entrepreneur, and author; television series
Fixer Upper and
Magnolia Market
Bruce Greer , award-winning composer
Shaun Groves , contemporary Christian musician, singer, songwriter
[1]
Derek Haas , author/screenwriter
Jack Hamm , author of acclaimed art books, cartoonist
John Lee Hancock , director of The Alamo ; producer of My Dog Skip
[2]
Robin Hardy , author of numerous books including The Annals of Lystra: Chataine's Guardian
Thomas Harris , best-selling author of
Silence of the Lambs
Mark Hayes , Christian music vocal and instrumental arranger
Jackson Hurst , actor, American television series
Drop Dead Diva and
Walking Tall 3
Brett James , country music singer and songwriter
Julie Kenner , author and former lawyer
Kara Killmer , actress,
Chicago Fire (TV series)
Angela Kinsey (
BA , 1993); actress, podcaster, and television panelist
Clancy Martin , novelist and philosopher
Erin McCarley , songwriter-musician
Brooklyn and Bailey McKnight , actresses and YouTube personalities
Austin Miller , actor, dancer, and singer on
Grease: You're The One That I Want
[3]
Jay Hunter Morris , operatic tenor
Willie Nelson , country music star
Eddie Noack , country music singer and songwriter
Grady Nutt , pastor, humorist and television personality; regular on
Hee Haw (1979–1983)
[4]
David Phelps , tenor for the
Gaither Vocal Band
Derek Phillips , actor
Alfred Reed , composer and conductor
Kevin Reynolds , film director
Maddy Rosenberg , artist
Gretchen Rossi , TV personality,
The Real Housewives of Orange County
Paul Smith , singer/songwriter, member of
The Imperials
Suzy Spencer , true-crime writer and novelist
Robert Sterling , songwriter, produce, arranger
Steven Stucky ,
Pulitzer Prize winner for music
[5]
David Sullivan , film and television actor
Allison Tolman , actress
Jennifer Vasquez , actress and contestant on season six of
Big Brother
Peter Weber , television personality, pilot, and author; television series
The Bachelor and
The Bachelorette
The Penland Era: Bachelorette Contestant Peter Weber (Pilot Pete) and Being a Great Guy
Allen Wier , writer
Noble Willingham , television and film actor
Roxanne Wilson , finalist on season five of
The Apprentice
[6]
Stephanie Young , voice actress, singer, songwriter
Man-Ching Donald Yu , composer
Business
Joe Allbritton , founder and owner of
Allbritton Communications Company , the parent company of
Politico
[7]
Paul L. Foster , Chairman of the board of
Western Refining
[8]
Thomas W. Horton , Lead Director of
General Electric 's board of directors
[9]
Mark Hurd , CEO and board of directors member of
Oracle Corporation
Michael S. Hyatt , former CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers, New York Times best-selling author, and founder of Michael Hyatt & Company, an Inc. 5000 fastest growing company for 2017, 2018, and 2019
Gary Keller , Co-founder and Chairman of Keller Williams Realty International
[10]
Rebecca Mark , former head of Enron International
[11]
Drayton McLane , Chairman of the McLane Group and former owner of the
Houston Astros
Bob J. Perry , founder of Perry Homes
Marjorie Scardino ;
CEO of
Pearson , a major media group; former CEO of the
Economist Group ; also a
non-executive director of
Nokia Corporation
[12]
Bob R. Simpson , co-founder, Chairman, and CEO of
XTO Energy and co-owner of the Texas Rangers
Allen Stanford , former Chairman of
Stanford Financial Group which operated as a
Ponzi Scheme , convicted financial fraudster
A. Latham Staples , President & CEO of EXUSMED, Inc. and Chairman of
Empowering Spirits Foundation
Bill Townsend , Internet entrepreneur and founder of the Web search engine Lycos, Inc.
Law
Charles Barrow , Former Justice to the
Texas Supreme Court and a Dean of Baylor Law School
[13]
Leonard E. Davis , United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Texas
[14]
Jennifer Walker Elrod , Judge,
United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
[15]
Sidney A. Fitzwater , Chief United Federal District Judge for the
Northern District of Texas
[16]
A. J. Folley , Justice of the Texas Supreme Court
[17]
James Rodney Gilstrap , United States District Judge for the Eastern District of Texas
[18]
James E. Kinkeade , United States Federal Judge for Northern District of Texas
[19]
Priscilla Owen , Judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth circuit, possible nominee to Supreme Court
[20]
Ryan Patrick , former Judge, 177th District Court, former United States Attorney for the Southern District of Texas
Thomas R. Phillips , former Chief Justice of the Texas Supreme Court
[21]
Tom Price (JD), judge of the
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals , 1997–2015; judge of the Texas 282nd Court, 1987–1997
[22]
Walter Scott Smith Jr. , Chief United States Federal Judge for the
Western District of Texas
[23]
William Steger , long-serving United States Federal judge for the
Eastern District of Texas , ran unsuccessfully for
Texas governor in 1960 and
United States House of Representatives in 1962
[24]
T. John Ward , former United States Federal Judge for the Eastern District of Texas
[25]
Don Willett , United States Circuit Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
[26]
Media
Military
First Lieutenant
Jack Lummus , Marine Corps
Medal of Honor recipient
Clarence R. Autery (
BA and
LL B , 1957), Air Force general
O. L. Bodenhamer (
BA , 1914;
LL D (
hon ), 1930); Army officer during World War I, 12th national commander of
The American Legion from 1929 to 1930
John R. Kane (
BA , 1928); Army Air Forces
Medal of Honor recipient, led bombardment aircraft in mass low-level attack against
Ploesti oil refineries in 1943
Jack Lummus ; professional football player with the
New York Giants , Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipient
killed in action at the
Battle of Iwo Jima in 1945
Charles C. Pixley (
MS ), 34th
surgeon general of the Army from 1977 to 1981
Gale Pollock (
MHA , 1987), deputy surgeon general of the Army from 2006 to 2007
Politics
Trey Gowdy (
BA , 1986), former
U.S. representative from
South Carolina and television news personality
Ann Richards (
BA , 1954), 45th
governor of Texas
James B. Adams , Texas legislator, and former
Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
[29]
Colin Allred , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 32nd congressional district (2019–present)
[30]
Kip Averitt , former
Texas State Senator
[31]
Charlotte Beers , American businesswoman and former U.S.
Under Secretary of State (2001–2003) (attended; did not graduate)
[32]
Charles T. Bernard , Arkansas Republican state chairman, 1971–1973; Republican candidate for United States Senate in 1968; farmer and businessman
[33]
Bob Bullock ,
Lieutenant Governor of Texas , Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, Texas Secretary of State, Texas State Representative
[34]
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (Kentucky)
Joseph Cao , U.S. Representative from
Louisiana's 2nd congressional district (2009–11), and the first
Vietnamese-American to serve in Congress
[35]
Brad Carson , U.S. Representative from Oklahoma's 2nd congressional district (2001–2005)
[36]
Sam Houston Clinton , former Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge. Lawyer represented both atheist leader
Madalyn Murray O'Hair and
Jack Ruby , the man who shot and killed presidential assassin
Lee Harvey Oswald
[37]
Tom Connally , U.S. Senator from Texas (1929–1953)
[38]
Louie Gohmert , U.S. Representative from Texas's 1st congressional district
[39]
Bill Daniel , Former Governor of
Guam and Democratic member of the Texas House of Representatives
[40]
Price Daniel , served from 1957–1963
[41]
Price Daniel Jr. ,
Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives (1973–1975)
[42]
John E. Davis (
BBA , 1982), Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from
Houston since 1999
Craig Eiland , Departing state Representative and former
Speaker pro Tempore of the
Texas House of Representatives
[2]
[43]
James Walter Elder , U.S. Representative from
Louisiana's 5th congressional district , (1913-1915)
[44]
Trey Gowdy , U.S. Representative from
South Carolina's 4th congressional district
[45]
Philip Gunn (BBA, 1985), Speaker of the House
Mississippi (current), first Republican speaker of the House in 136 years.[
citation needed ]
Sam B. Hall , U.S. Representative from Texas's 1st congressional district (1976–1985)
[46]
Kelly Hancock , Republican Texas State Senator for District 9
Phil Hardberger , former mayor of
San Antonio
[47]
Temple Lea Houston , son of
Sam Houston , District Attorney, and state legislator
[48]
Andrew J. Houston , U.S. Senator from Texas (1941); perennial candidate, and son of Texas statesman
Sam Houston
[49]
Ernest Istook , U.S. Representative from
Oklahoma's 5th congressional district (1993–2007)
[50]
Leon Jaworski , special prosecutor during the
Watergate Scandal and one of the first partners of the major international
law firm
Fulbright & Jaworski
[51]
Jeff Leach (BA), state representative from District 67 in the
Texas House of Representatives since 2013
Jim Mattox ,
U.S. House of Representatives from
Texas 's
5th district (January 3, 1977 – January 3, 1983), Member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 33 (East Dallas), 47th Attorney General of Texas In office January 18, 1983 – January 15, 1991
Julie Myers (BA, 1991), former Assistant Secretary of
Homeland Security for
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement
[52]
Pat Morris Neff , served as Governor of Texas from 1921–1925 (later served as President of Baylor from 1932 to 1947)
[53]
Lyndon Lowell Olson Jr. , former United States Ambassador to Sweden and Vice Chairman of
U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy
[3]
[54]
Walter P. Paluch Jr. , former Brigadier General in the
United States Air Force
[55]
Diane Patrick , Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from
Arlington
[56]
Rand Paul , U.S. Senator from
Kentucky , and son of former Texas Congressman
Ron Paul
[57]
Ken Paxton , Texas Attorney General (2015-Present) and former member of Texas House and Senate
[58]
Angela Paxton , Texas state senator (2019-Present) and wife of Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
[59]
Chip Pickering (MA, 1989), U.S. Representative from
Mississippi's 3rd congressional district (1995–2007)
[60]
David Pierce , New Hampshire State Representative, 2006–2012, and New Hampshire Senator, 2012–present
[61]
Larry Phillips (BBA), Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives since 2003 from
Sherman , Texas
[62]
William R. Poage , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 11th congressional district (1937–1979)
[63]
Ann Richards , served from 1991–1995
[64]
Sul Ross , served from 1887–1891
[65]
J. T. Rutherford , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 16th congressional district (1955–1963)
[66]
Paul Sadler (BA), former state representative and Democratic U.S. Senate nominee in 2012
[67]
Ayman Safadi , Minister of Foreign and Expatriate Affairs of
Jordan .
Max Sandlin , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 1st congressional district (1997–2005)
[68]
Scott Sanford (BBA), Member of the Texas House of Representatives from
McKinney ;
Certified Public Accountant and Baptist pastor
[69]
Mark M. Shelton (BS, 1979), Fort Worth pediatrician, specialist in infectious diseases, and Republican member of the
Texas House of Representatives from District 97 (2009–2013); lost 2012 state Senate election in District 10 to
Wendy Davis
[70]
Max Sherman (BA, 1957), Texas State Senator (1971–1977) and president of
West Texas A&M University (1977–1982)
[71]
William S. Sessions , former
Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation
[72]
David M. Sibley , Texas State Senator (1991–2002) and former mayor of Waco
[73]
Larry Taylor (BBA, 1982),
Republican member of the
Texas Senate from
District 11 (2013–2023) and
Texas House of Representatives from District 24 (2003–2013)
Alan Steelman , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 5th congressional district (1973–1977)
[74]
Abelardo L. Valdez , former United States Ambassador and
Chief of Protocol of the United States
[4]
[75]
Jason Villalba , former state representative from District 114 in
Dallas County (2013–2019); former candidate for
Dallas mayor; member of the
Haynes and Boone law firm in Dallas
[76]
Kirk Watson , Mayor of
Austin (2023-Present) and former Texas State Senator
[77]
W. Marvin Watson , Advisor to President
Lyndon Johnson and former
Postmaster General
[78]
Joseph Franklin Wilson , U.S. Representative from
Texas's 5th congressional district (1947–1955)
[79]
Gita Wirjawan , Minister of Trade of the Republic of Indonesia
[80]
Mark White , served from 1983–1987
[81]
David Craighead , former Oklahoman representative
[82]
Religion
George Washington Baines , Baptist clergyman in Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas; maternal great-grandfather of
Lyndon B. Johnson
B. H. Carroll , First president of
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Russell H. Dilday , Baptist pastor (Tallowood Baptist Church and others), author, educator, former President of
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary , one of
Texas Monthly 's "Texas Twenty"
James T. Draper, Jr. , Pastor of First Baptist
Euless (1975–1991) and president of Southern Baptist LifeWay Resources (1991–2006)
Robert Jeffress , Pastor of
First Baptist Church (Dallas, Texas)
Cheryl A. Kirk-Duggan , Womanist theologian and ordained elder in the
CME Church
Kyle Lake , Pastor and leader in the
Emerging Church movement
J. Frank Norris , Popular fundamentalist
Baptist
preacher and critic of Baylor's embracing of evolution in the 1920s
Paul Powell , Dean of
George W. Truett Theological Seminary , pastor,
BGCT leader, author
John R. Rice , Baptist evangelist and pastor and the founding editor of
The Sword of the Lord , an influential fundamentalist newspaper
Lester Roloff ,
fundamentalist Baptist preacher, storyteller, and author
Kerry Shook , Pastor of The Woodlands Church (The Woodlands Texas)
George W. Truett ,
Pastor First Baptist Church Dallas 1897 to 1944, president
Baptist World Alliance and
Southern Baptist Convention
Science and medicine
Hallie Earle , first licensed female physician in
Waco , 1902 M.S. from Baylor; only female graduate of 1907 Baylor University Medical School in Dallas
H. Bentley Glass , geneticist and columnist
James R. Heath , chemist and the Elizabeth W. Gilloon Professor of Chemistry at the
California Institute of Technology
David Hillis , American evolutionary biologist and 1999
MacArthur Fellow
Robert W. McCollum , virologist who made important discoveries regarding
polio and
hepatitis
[83]
Rod Rohrich , internationally renown plastic surgeon and Chairman of the Department of Plastic Surgery at
The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas
Ada-Rhodes Short , Roboticist, professor, and trans and LGBTQ rights activist
Norman Shumway , pioneering heart surgeon at
Stanford University
John Stapp , Physician and physicist who, among other things, studied the effects of acceleration and deceleration forces on humans
Gordon K. Teal , worked in early efforts to improve
transistors
Athletics
Badminton
Baseball
Ken Patterson , Pitcher,
Chicago White Sox ,
Chicago Cubs ,
Los Angeles Angels (MLB); currently a pitching coach specialist for the Angels
[84]
Pat Combs , Pitcher, first round draft pick for the
Philadelphia Phillies , played for the Phillies from 1989 to 1992
[85]
Jason Jennings , Pitcher,
Texas Rangers of
Major League Baseball (MLB)
[86]
Ted Lyons , Pitcher,
Chicago White Sox , 1923–1946, member of the
Major League Baseball Hall of Fame
[87]
Max Muncy , Outfielder, 2012 5th round draft pick by the
Oakland Athletics ; now with the Los Angeles Dodgers
[88]
David Murphy , Outfielder, 2003 1st round draft pick by the
Boston Red Sox ; now with the Texas Rangers
[89]
Scott Ruffcorn , Pitcher,
Chicago White Sox ,
Philadelphia Phillies (MLB)
[90]
Kelly Shoppach , Catcher,
New York Mets (MLB)
[91]
Bob Simpson , owner of the
Texas Rangers and co-founder of
XTO Energy
[92]
Shawn Tolleson , Pitcher,
Los Angeles Dodgers (MLB)
[93]
Lee Tunnell , Pitcher, 1982–1989, for the Pittsburgh Pirates, St. Louis Cardinals, and Minnesota Twins
[94]
Kip Wells , Pitcher, In MLB since 1999 and most recently for the San Diego Padres in 2012
[95]
Men's basketball
Quincy Acy , power forward for the
New York Knicks
[96]
Carroll Dawson , former assistant coach and
general manager for the
Houston Rockets 1980–2007
LaceDarius Dunn , basketball player in the
Israeli National League
Melvin Hunt , assistant coach for the
Dallas Mavericks and former interim head coach of the
Denver Nuggets
[97]
Pierre Jackson , basketball player
Curtis Jerrells , basketball player for
Hapoel Jerusalem of the
Israeli Premier League
[98]
Vinnie Johnson , former player for the
Detroit Pistons (1979–1992); nicknamed "The Microwave" for being able to come off the bench heated up and ready to play. Johnson had his #15 Jersey retired
[99] by the Pistons
[100]
Perry Jones III , forward for the
Oklahoma City Thunder
[101]
Manu Lecomte (born 1995), basketball player in the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
Dennis Lindsey , General Manager for the
Utah Jazz ,
[102] former Baylor guard (1988–1992)
Darryl Middleton , professional player for many European teams (won the 2002 Euroleague Cup)
[103]
Quincy Miller , small forward for the
Denver Nuggets
[104]
Johnathan Motley , first player in franchise history to sign a two-way contract with the
Dallas Mavericks . Player for
Hapoel Tel Aviv of the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
[105]
Royce O'Neale , forward for the
Utah Jazz
[106]
Taurean Prince , was selected with the 12th overall pick in the 2016 NBA draft, He is a forward for the
Cleveland Cavaliers
[107]
Jackie Robinson , won a gold medal as a guard for the 1948 U.S. Olympic basketball team in London
[108]
Brian Skinner , forward for the
Los Angeles Clippers
[109]
Terry Teagle , shooting guard for Rockets, Lakers, & Warriors from 1982–1993, the 16th overall pick (Rockets) in the 1982 NBA draft
[110]
Ekpe Udoh , forward for the
Beijing Royal Fighters
[111]
Micheal Williams , former point guard for the
Detroit Pistons ,
Phoenix Suns ,
Charlotte Hornets ,
Indiana Pacers ,
Minnesota Timberwolves , and
Toronto Raptors .
[112]
David Wesley , a 16-year NBA veteran and former guard with the
Cleveland Cavaliers ,
Houston Rockets ,
Charlotte Hornets ,
Boston Celtics , and
New Jersey Nets . He is the current television color analyst
[113] for the
New Orleans Pelicans
[114]
Women's basketball
Kalani Brown (born 1997), player in the
Israeli Female Basketball Premier League
Jody Conradt , Legendary women's basketball coach at the
University of Texas
[115]
Lauren Cox , Forward for the
Indiana Fever
[116]
Brittney Griner , WNBA first-round draft pick (Phoenix 2013)
[117]
Sonja Hogg , Head women's basketball coach at
Louisiana Tech and Baylor
[118]
Sheila Lambert , Drafted by the Charlotte Sting in the First Round (No. 7 overall) of the 2002 WNBA Draft
[119]
Bernice Mosby , WNBA first-round draft pick (Washington 2007)
[120]
Kim Mulkey , Lady Bear basketball coach. She is the first person in NCAA history to win a basketball national championship as a player, assistant coach, and head coach. Has won 2 NCAA Championships (2005, 2012) as head coach at Baylor and has won the Big 12 regular season championship 9 times (2005, 2011–2018)
Sophia Young , All-Star forward and 2006 first-round draft pick for the
San Antonio Silver Stars of the WNBA
[121]
Walter Abercrombie ,
NFL running back for the
Pittsburgh Steelers and
Philadelphia Eagles
Riley Biggs , American football center
[122]
Matt Bryant , NFL placekicker for the
Atlanta Falcons
[123]
Cody Carlson , NFL quarterback taken in the 3rd round of the
1987 NFL Draft for the
Houston Oilers (1988–1994)
[124]
Nakia Codie , NFL defensive back
Ray Crockett , NFL cornerback drafted by the Detroit Lions in 1989, won two (2) Super Bowl rings with the Denver Broncos, BU Hall of Fame Class of 2008
Cotton Davidson , Played and coached at Baylor, quarterback in the NFL and AFL
[125]
Paul Dickson ,
NFL defensive and offensive lineman for the
Minnesota Vikings and the
Dallas Cowboys
[126]
Santana Dotson ,
Tampa Bay Buccaneers defensive lineman, 1992 NFL Defensive Rookie of the Year, also played for the
Green Bay Packers and
Washington Redskins (1992–2002)
[127]
L.G. Dupre , running back for the
Baltimore Colts and the
Dallas Cowboys
[128]
Thomas Everett , NFL defensive back with the
Pittsburgh Steelers ,
Dallas Cowboys , and
Tampa Bay Buccaneers (1987–1995)
[129]
James Francis , NFL linebacker for the
Cincinnati Bengals and
Washington Redskins (1990–1999)
[130]
Ron Francis , Cornerback for the
Dallas Cowboys and the
New England Patriots
[131]
Malcolm Frank ,
Canadian Football League defensive back[
citation needed ]
Hayden Fry , NCAA Division I-A coach (1962–1998), inducted into the
College Football Hall of Fame in 2003.
[132]
Terrance Ganaway , Running back for the St. Louis Rams
[133]
Kelvin Garmon , Offensive guard for the
Dallas Cowboys ,
San Diego Chargers and the
Cleveland Browns
[134]
Lester Gatewood , NFL center for the
Green Bay Packers
[135]
Dennis Gentry , NFL running back (1982–1992), selected in the 4th round of the
1982 NFL Draft by the
Chicago Bears
[136]
David Gettis ,
2010 NFL Draft 198th overall pick by the
Carolina Panthers
[137]
Bill Glass , Round 1 draft pick and defensive tackle with the
Detroit Lions (1958–1961) and the
Cleveland Browns (1962–1968)
[138]
Josh Gordon , Wide receiver, Drafted in the second round of the 2012 supplemental draft by the
Cleveland Browns
[139]
Robert Griffin III ,
Heisman Trophy winning (2011) Baylor quarterback;
2012 NFL Draft 2nd overall draft pick by the
Washington Redskins
[140]
Greg Hawthorne , NFL running back with the
Pittsburgh Steelers and
New England Patriots
[141]
Heath Herring (attended), football player and wrestler; retired
mixed martial artist fighter, formerly for the
Ultimate Fighting Championship
[142]
Darrell Hogan , NFL player for the
Pittsburgh Steelers
[143]
Jeff Ireland , Kicker at Baylor and general manager of the
Miami Dolphins
[144]
Joe Jackson , American football player
Clay Johnston , Linebacker for the
Los Angeles Rams
[145]
George Koch , NFL and
AAFC player
Khari Long , Defensive end for the
Chicago Bears
[146]
James Lynch , Defensive tackle for the
Minnesota Vikings
[147]
Gerald McNeil , "The Ice Cube", NFL and USFL wide receiver that played in the 1980s
[148]
Fred Miller , Offensive tackle for the
St. Louis Rams (1996–1999),
Tennessee Titans (2000–2004), and the
Chicago Bears (2005–2008)
[149]
Denzel Mims , Wide receiver for the
New York Jets
[150]
Mike Nelms , All-pro NFL and CFL defensive back
[151]
J. W. Pender ,
University of North Texas head coach (1913–1914)
[152]
Luke Prestridge , Former all-pro NFL punter with the
Denver Broncos
[153]
Robert Quiroga ,
Arena Football League player
[154]
John B. Reid ,
University of North Texas head coach[
citation needed ]
Bravvion Roy , Defensive tackle for the
Carolina Panthers
[155]
Lloyd Russell ,
University of North Texas head coach (1942);
Baylor Bears baseball head coach (1940–1941, 1958–1961)
[156]
Daniel Sepulveda , Punter for
Pittsburgh Steelers ; two time
Ray Guy Award winner
[157]
Del Shofner , Wide receiver for L.A. Rams (1957–1960), New York Giants (1961–1967); five-time All-Pro and Pro Bowler
[158]
Mike Singletary , Linebacker for the Chicago Bears (1981–1992); head coach of the
San Francisco 49ers (2008–2010); assistant head coach for the
Minnesota Vikings , inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1998
[159]
Jack Sisco ,
University of North Texas head coach
[160]
Jason Smith , Offensive tackle, 2nd overall draft pick by the
St. Louis Rams in
2009 NFL Draft
[161]
Justin Snow , Long snapper signed with the Indianapolis Colts in 2000 as an undrafted free agent. A member of the long snapper, holder, kicker trio to not miss a field goal (2003 season)
Jack Steadman , Former chairman, vice president, president and general manager for the
Kansas City Chiefs [
citation needed ]
Phil Taylor , Defensive tackle for the
Cleveland Browns , 21st overall draft pick in
2011 NFL Draft
[162]
Don Trull , All American quarterback at Baylor; played six seasons with the
AFL
Houston Oilers (1964–1969)
[5]
[6]
J. D. Walton , Offensive center for the
Denver Broncos
[163]
Danny Watkins , Offensive tackle for the
Philadelphia Eagles , 23rd overall draft pick in
2011 NFL Draft
[164]
John Westbrook , first African American to play football in the Southwest Conference
[165]
Robert Williams , Cornerback for the
Dallas Cowboys ,
Phoenix Cardinals and the
Kansas City Chiefs
[166]
Terrance Williams , Wide receiver,
2013 NFL Draft 74th overall draft pick by the
Dallas Cowboys
[167]
Kendall Wright , Wide receiver for the
Tennessee Titans , 20th overall draft pick in
2012 NFL Draft
[168]
Bob Woodruff , Former head coach at the
University of Florida and former athletic director of the
University of Tennessee
Golf
Gymnastics
Tennis
Track and field
Volleyball
Faculty
Administration
Reddin Andrews , President of Baylor University from 1885 to 1886
George Washington Baines , Maternal great-grandfather of
U.S. President
Lyndon Baines Johnson , served briefly as natural science professor and president of Baylor University at its first location in
Independence, Texas
Samuel Palmer Brooks , President of Baylor University from 1902 to 1931
Rufus Columbus Burleson , President of Baylor University from 1851 to 1861, and again from 1886 to 1897
Oscar Henry Cooper , President of Baylor University from 1899 to 1902, and of Simmons College, now known as Hardin–Simmons University from 1902 to 1909
David E. Garland , Interim president of Baylor University 2008 to 2010 and 2016, and Dean of George W. Truett Theological Seminary at Baylor University 2007 to 2016
Henry Lee Graves , President of Baylor University from 1846 to 1851
John M. Lilley , President of the University of Nevada, Reno from 2001 to 2005 and Baylor University from 2006 to 2008
Abner Vernon McCall , President of Baylor University from 1961 to 1981
Herbert H. Reynolds , President of Baylor University from 1981 to 1995
Ken Starr , Special Counsel during the
Whitewater controversy and later president of Baylor
Robert B. Sloan , President of Baylor University from 1995 to 2005, and of
Houston Baptist University from 2006 to the present
William D. Underwood , Interim president of Baylor University 2005 to 2006, and of
Mercer University 2006 to present
William R. White , President of Hardin–Simmons University from 1940 to 1943, and of Baylor University from 1948 to 1961
Coaches
Scott Drew , Men's
basketball coach
Clyde Hart , Former head track coach and director of track and field
Sonja Hogg , Former head woman's basketball coach at
Louisiana Tech University and at Baylor University
Glenn Moore ,
Softball coach, played both
football and
baseball in college and softball with "The King and His Court"
Kim Mulkey , Lady Bear basketball coach, college player at the
Louisiana Tech University and on the
US Olympic Team
Grant Teaff , Former football head coach (1972–1992), member of the
College Football Hall of Fame and executive director of the
American Football Coaches Association
Randy Waldrum , Founded the Baylor University women's soccer program, and went 46–14–3 from 1996 to 1998. Current head coach of the
University of Notre Dame 's women's soccer team
George Woodruff , Former Baylor football coach
Biology
Economics
Earl Grinols , Distinguished Professor of
Economics , notable works include contributions to the study of the economic effect of gambling and casinos
[176]
David VanHoose , Herman W. Lay Professor of Private Enterprise. He has written text books and papers used in the field of economics. Areas of focus are international economics, monetary economics, macroeconomics, and banking
Engineering
English
Greg Garrett , Professor of English, winner of the Pirate's Alley William Faulkner Prize for Fiction, and author of several books
[177]
History
Mathematics
Philosophy
Francis J. Beckwith , Associate Professor and
Christian philosopher
Jean Bethke Elshtain , Visiting Distinguished Professor of Religion and Public Life
[180]
C. Stephen Evans , University Professor of Philosophy and Humanities
Thomas S. Hibbs , Dean of the Honors College and Distinguished Professor of Philosophy
Jonathan Kvanvig , Distinguished Professor of Philosophy,
Christian philosopher , specialist in
Epistemology and
Philosophy of Religion
Robert Campbell Roberts , Distinguished Professor of Ethics
Alexander Pruss , philosopher, mathematician and the co-director of graduate studies in philosophy.
Physics
Anzhong Wang , Theoretical physicist, specialized in gravitation, cosmology and astroparticle physics; currently working on cosmology in string/M theory and the Hořava-Lifshitz gravity
Bennie Ward , Theoretical particle physicist, Fellow of the
American Physical Society and is currently Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Open Nuclear and Particle Physics Journal
Religion
School of Music
Social sciences
Truett Seminary
Jimmy Dorrell , Professor of Missions, author of Trolls and Truth
Roger E. Olson , Professor of Theology, author of The Story of Christian Theology Twenty Centuries of Tradition & Reform
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