Notable Alumni of Alabama A & M University
Notable alumni of Alabama A & M University include Sun Ra (Jazz composer and bandleader), Ruben Studdard (Singer, winner of American Idol season two) and Jearl Miles Clark (Athlete in the 400 and 800 meters).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Joseph Lowery 1921–2020
Civil rights leader, co-founded SCLC with Martin Luther King Jr
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Mandela Barnes 1986–
45th lieutenant governor of Wisconsin
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Laura Hall 1943–
Alabama House of Representatives member
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Sylvester Ayodele Arise 1956–
Nigerian senator from Ekiti State
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Miriam Witherspoon 1960–2009
Birmingham city councilor and disability advocate
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Don Calloway 1979–
Attorney and politician
Science and academia
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Sylvia Bozeman 1947–
Mathematician and Spelman College professor emerita
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Robert D. Bullard 1946–
Sociologist known as father of environmental justice
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Dr. Hadiyah-Nicole Green
Medical physicist developing laser nanoparticle cancer treatment
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Jeanette Scissum 1939–
Mathematician and space scientist, sunspot cycle forecaster
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Shelia Nash-Stevenson
NASA engineer, first Black woman in Alabama with physics PhD
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George Edmund Haynes 1880–1960
Sociologist and co-founder of the National Urban League
Arts and media
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Sun Ra 1914–1993
Jazz composer and bandleader
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Ruben Studdard 1978–
Singer, winner of American Idol season two
Sports
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Jearl Miles Clark 1966–
Athlete in the 400 and 800 meters
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Mickell Gladness 1986–
Former professional basketball player
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Obie Trotter 1984–
Professional point guard basketball player
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Eugene Sepuya 1983–
Former Ugandan international footballer
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Matthew Mendy 1983–
Gambian footballer
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Jean Harbor 1965–
Nigerian-American former soccer forward
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Robert Mathis 1981–
Indianapolis Colts defensive end and linebacker
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John Stallworth 1952–
Former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver
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Patricia Ofori 1981–2011
Ghanaian women's national team footballer
Other fields
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Johnson O. Akinleye
12th chancellor of North Carolina Central University
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.