Notable Alumni of Millikin University
Notable alumni of Millikin University include Annie Wersching (Actress known for 24), Jodi Benson (Actress, voice of Ariel in The Little Mermaid) and Sierra Boggess (Actress and singer, originated Ariel on Broadway).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Rodney Davis 1970–
Former U.S. representative from Illinois
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Thomas W. Ewing 1935–
US Representative from Illinois
Business
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Douglas R. Oberhelman 1953–
Former CEO and chairman of Caterpillar
Science and academia
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Alice Ambrose 1906–2001
American logician, philosopher and professor
Arts and media
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Annie Wersching 1977–2023
Actress known for 24
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Jodi Benson 1961–
Actress, voice of Ariel in The Little Mermaid
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Sierra Boggess 1982–
Actress and singer, originated Ariel on Broadway
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Hedy Burress 1973–
Actress, English voice of Yuna in Final Fantasy X
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Joel Kim Booster 1988–
Actor, comedian and writer of Fire Island
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Jen Tullock 1983–
Actress and writer in Severance
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Michael Maize 1974–
Actor in National Treasure: Book of Secrets
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Gigi Goode 1997–
Drag queen, RuPaul's Drag Race season 12 runner-up
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Gin D. Wong 1922–2017
Chinese-born Los Angeles architect, founder of Gin Wong Associates
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French Tickner 1930–2021
Canadian voice and film actor
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Irene Bianucci 1903–1988
Italian-born American muralist and painter
Sports
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Marcia Morey 1955–
1976 Olympic swimmer, former judge and politician
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George Musso 1910–2000
Chicago Bears lineman, Pro Football Hall of Famer
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Virgil Wagner 1922–1997
Canadian Football Hall of Fame halfback
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Joe Carpe 1903–1977
Early NFL player
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Jeff Query 1967–
Former NFL wide receiver
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Danny Moeller 1885–1951
Major League Baseball outfielder
Other fields
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Kevin Vann 1951–
Catholic Bishop of Orange, California
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Jeffrey Alexander Sterling 2000–
Former CIA officer convicted under the Espionage Act
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Sultaana Freeman 1967–
Muslim American who sued Florida over veiled license photo
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.