Notable Alumni of Idaho State University
Notable alumni of Idaho State University include William Petersen (Actor best known as Gil Grissom in CSI), Stacy Dragila (Olympic gold medalist pole vaulter) and Arthur Cronquist (Botanist who formulated the Cronquist system).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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James A. McClure 1924–2011
Republican U.S. Senator from Idaho
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George V. Hansen 1930–2014
US Representative from Idaho for 14 years
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Antonio Taguba 1950–
Retired US Army major general
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Dick Randolph 1936–
Alaska legislator, first elected as a Libertarian
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Maxine Bell 1931–
Idaho state representative and former librarian
Business
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Bruce Carver 1948–2005
Co-founder of Access Software, video game designer
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Stanley L. Klos 1954–
Businessman and 1994 US Senate candidate
Science and academia
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Arthur Cronquist 1919–1992
Botanist who formulated the Cronquist system
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Beulah Ream Allen 1897–1989
American nurse and physician, World War II POW
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Rafi Ahmed 1948–
Virologist and immunologist at Emory University
Arts and media
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William Petersen 1953–
Actor best known as Gil Grissom in CSI
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Sue Ane Langdon 1936–
Actress in many television series and films
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Roger Williams 1924–2011
Pianist known for Autumn Leaves
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Shay Carl 1980–
American YouTuber behind the SHAYTARDS channel
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Tom Spanbauer 1946–2024
Writer and novelist
Sports
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Stacy Dragila 1971–
Olympic gold medalist pole vaulter
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Ron Boone 1946–
Former ABA and NBA player
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Ed Sanders 1930–1954
Heavyweight boxer and 1952 Olympic gold medalist
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Maria Sánchez 1996–
Mexico women's national team forward
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Jared Allen 1982–
NFL defensive end, five-time Pro Bowler
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Marvin Lewis 1958–
Former Cincinnati Bengals head coach
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Steve Hayes 1955–
Former NBA basketball player and coach
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Dale Wilkinson 1960–
Former professional basketball power forward
Other fields
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LaNada War Jack 1947–
Bannock activist, writer and educator
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.