Notable Alumni of University of Arkansas at Little Rock
Notable alumni of University of Arkansas at Little Rock include Julie Adams (Actress known for many television guest roles), Dick Powell (Actor, singer, director and producer) and Derek Fisher (Basketball coach, five-time NBA champion with Lakers).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Mike Ross 1961–
Former US Representative from Arkansas
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Vic Snyder 1947–
Former US Representative from Arkansas, physician
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Tommy F. Robinson 1942–2024
U.S. Representative from Arkansas, 1985–1991
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Leslie Rutledge 1976–
Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas
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David D. Terry 1881–1963
U.S. Representative from Arkansas
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William Frank Norrell 1896–1961
Arkansas lawyer and U.S. representative
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Bud Cummins 1959–
Former US Attorney for Eastern District of Arkansas
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Vic Fleming 1951–
Arkansas judge, law professor and writer
Science and academia
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Dona Bailey 1955–
Video game programmer of Centipede
Arts and media
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Julie Adams 1926–2019
Actress known for many television guest roles
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Dick Powell 1904–1963
Actor, singer, director and producer
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John Allen Nelson 1959–
Actor and screenwriter
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Stuart Greer 1959–
Retired American character actor
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Mike Saunders 1952–
Rock critic credited with coining "heavy metal"
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Wesley Pruden 1935–2019
Former editor-in-chief of The Washington Times
Sports
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Derek Fisher 1974–
Basketball coach, five-time NBA champion with Lakers
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Zackary Wright 1985–
Former basketball player, naturalized Bosnian
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Pete Myers 1963–
Former NBA player, Michael Jordan's baseball-era replacement
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Rayjon Tucker 1997–
Basketball player for Zhejiang Lions in the CBA
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Markquis Nowell 1999–
Basketball player, played for the Toronto Raptors
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Kimmo Muurinen 1981–
Finnish former professional basketball player
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Hali Long 1995–
Captain of the Philippines women's football team
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Malik Dixon 1975–
Former professional basketball player
Other fields
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Anindya Bhattacharyya 1970–
Technology instructor for deafblind people
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.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with University of Arkansas at Little Rock (people who attended both).