Notable Alumni of Azusa Pacific University
Notable alumni of Azusa Pacific University include Hailemariam Desalegn (Former Prime Minister of Ethiopia), Bryan Clay (Decathlete and 2008 Olympic champion) and Colleen Ballinger (Comedian and YouTuber known for Miranda Sings).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Hailemariam Desalegn 1965–
Former Prime Minister of Ethiopia
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Coleman Young II 1984–
Detroit city councilman and former Michigan state senator
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George Runner 1952–
California Board of Equalization politician
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Susan Bonilla 1960–
Democratic member of the California State Assembly
Science and academia
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Paul Cameron 1939–
Psychologist known for claims about homosexuality
Arts and media
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Colleen Ballinger 1986–
Comedian and YouTuber known for Miranda Sings
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Scheana Shay 1985–
Television personality, original cast member of Vanderpump Rules
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Patrick Brennan 1972–
American actor
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Robert DeLong 1986–
Electronic musician and producer
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Vicki Vann 1980–
American country singer-songwriter and businesswoman
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Trever O'Brien 1984–
American actor and guitarist
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Regina Zernay Roberts
Singer-songwriter, lead singer of Detroit Diesel Power
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Malynda Hale 1986–
Singer, actor and political activist
Sports
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Bryan Clay 1980–
Decathlete and 2008 Olympic champion
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Fatima Yusuf 1971–
Nigerian sprinter who mainly ran the 400 metres
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Innocent Egbunike 1961–
Nigerian sprinter
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Davidson Ezinwa 1971–
Nigerian sprinter and Olympic relay silver medalist
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Osmond Ezinwa 1971–
Nigerian sprinter, 1992 Olympic relay silver medalist
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Dave Johnson 1963–
Olympic decathlete
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Vivian Chukwuemeka 1975–
Nigerian shot putter
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Julie Ertel 1972–
Water polo player and Olympic silver medalist
Other fields
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John C. Maxwell 1947–
Leadership author, speaker and pastor
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John F. MacArthur 1939–2025
Baptist pastor and theologian
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Dan Barker 1949–
Atheist activist and musician
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Jack W. Hayford 1934–2023
Pentecostal minister, author and songwriter
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.