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The List of Lamar University alumni includes notable former students of Lamar University. The term "Lamar Cardinal," which comes from Lamar's mascot "Big Red," a cardinal, refers to current and former students of Lamar University. The class year of each former student indicates the year four years after their enrollment year, and does not necessarily represent graduation year.
Lamar University was previously known as Lamar College and Lamar State College of Technology (Lamar Tech); this list includes students who graduated when Lamar held different names than the one it holds today.
Academia
John E. Gray – prominent banker and President of Lamar University
Hershel Parker – H. Fletcher Brown Professor Emeritus at the University of Delaware
Athletes and coaches
= Baseball
=Beau Allred – retired Major League Baseball outfielder
Bruce Aven – retired Major League Baseball player
Phil Brassington – retired Australian right-handed pitcher
Eric Cammack – retired relief pitcher in Major League Baseball
Jerald Clark – retired Major League Baseball outfielder
Jonathan Dziedzic – pitcher in the Kansas City Royals organization
Jim Gilligan – one of the NCAA's most winning baseball coaches
Clay Hensley – retired MLB pitcher
Micah Hoffpauir – retired MLB player
Tony Mack – retired professional baseball player
Kevin Millar – MLB World Champion, Boston Red Sox
Brian Sanches – retired MLB pitcher
Mike Sarbaugh – retired minor league baseball player and minor league manager
Dave Smith – retired professional baseball pitcher
Stijn van der Meer – infielder in the Houston Astros organization and a member of the Netherlands national baseball team in the 2017 World Baseball Classic
Randy Williams – retired professional baseball pitcher
= Basketball
=Nicole Aiken-Pinnock – Jamaican netball player
Alvin Brooks – associate coach and former head coach of the University of Houston's men's basketball team
Adrian Caldwell – retired professional basketball player
B. B. Davis – retired basketball player
James Gulley (born 1965) – former professional basketball player for Ironi Ramat Gan in the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Clarence Kea – retired professional basketball player
Steve Roccaforte – assistant coach at the University of South Florida
Tom Sewell – retired professional basketball player
Billy Tubbs – retired men's college basketball coach
Keith Veney – retired professional basketball player
= Football
=Reggie Begelton – wide receiver for the Green Bay Packers
Otho Davis – first athletic trainer nominated for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame; Athletic Trainer for the Philadelphia Eagles
Johnny Fuller – retired NFL player
Bobby Jancik – former player in the AFL
Dudley Meredith – former defensive end in the AFL
Wayne Moore – retired NFL player
Tracey Perkins – former defensive back in the Arena Football League
Bum Phillips – head coach and general manager of the Houston Oilers
Colin Ridgeway – former NFL player, first Australian to play in the NFL. He also competed in the high jump at the 1956 Summer Olympics
Eugene Seale – former NFL player
= Golf
=Ronnie Black – PGA Tour professional golfer
Dawn Coe-Jones – Canadian LPGA golfer
Clifford Ann Creed – retired LPGA golfer
Trevor Dodds – Namibian professional golfer
Gail Graham – Canadian LPGA golfer
Justin Harding – PGA Tour professional golfer
Susie McAllister – LPGA golfer
John Riegger – PGA Tour professional golfer
Chris Stroud – PGA Tour professional golfer
Jen Wyatt – Canadian LPGA golfer
= Tennis
=Sherwood Stewart – retired professional tennis player
= Track and field
=Thomas Eriksson – retired male high jumper from Sweden
Midde Hamrin – Olympian marathon runner
Arts
= Film
=Kelly Asbury – film director, screenwriter, voice actor, children's book author/illustrator, and non-fiction author
G. W. Bailey – stage, television and film actor
Phyllis Davis – actress
= Music
=Janis Joplin – former singer-songwriter
Joshua Ledet – American Idol Season 11 Top 3 contestant from Westlake, Louisiana
Bob McDill – singer-songwriter
Jiles Perry Richardson – former musician and songwriter known as "The Big Bopper"
= Visual art
=John Alexander – painter
Keith Carter – photographer
Matchett Herring Coe – former sculptor
Marvin Hayes – painter and illustrator
Jerry Wilkerson – former artist known for his contemporary pointillistic style of painting
= Writers
=H. Palmer Hall – former poet, fiction writer, essayist, editor, and librarian
Business
Randy Best – founder of Academic Partnerships
Claude H. Nash – CEO of Bloodstone Ventures; researcher
Media
Bill Macatee – sports broadcaster
Military
Harry Brinkley Bass – former U.S. Navy pilot who was twice awarded the Navy Cross for his heroic actions in the Pacific theater during World War II
Politics
Brian Birdwell (B.S., criminal justice, 1984) – member of the Texas State Senate and survivor of the Pentagon attack of September 11, 2001
Jack Brooks – former member of the U.S. House of Representatives, served for forty-two years in the House
Charles Holcomb – Texas Appeals Court Judge
Nick Lampson – politician, served in the U.S. House of Representatives from two Texas districts
Robert Nichols – Republican senator for the 3rd District in the Texas Senate
Elvin Santos – former Vice President of Honduras
Wayne Shaw - Oklahoma State Senator
Karen Silkwood – former chemical technician and labor union activist
References
External links
Lamar.edu