Notable Alumni of University of Minnesota-Duluth
Notable alumni of University of Minnesota-Duluth include Brian Kobilka (Stanford professor, 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate), Brett Hull (Former NHL ice hockey player) and Jeff Monson (Mixed martial artist and boxer).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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John Linder 1942–
U.S. representative from Georgia, 1993 to 2011
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Williametta Saydee-Tarr 1977–
Liberian activist and former minister of gender
Business
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Amit Singhal 1968–
Former Google senior vice president, head of Search
Science and academia
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Brian Kobilka 1955–
Stanford professor, 2012 Nobel Prize in Chemistry laureate
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Zvezdelina Stankova 1969–
Mathematician and founder of the Berkeley Math Circle
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Burçin Mutlu Pakdil
Astrophysicist at Dartmouth College
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Laurence Skog 1943–
Botanist specializing in Gesneriaceae
Arts and media
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Jim Doughan 1959–
Actor in The Mask and Stuart Little
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Lorenzo Music 1937–2001
Actor, voice actor, writer and producer
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Joel McKinnon Miller 1960–
Actor in Big Love and Brooklyn Nine-Nine
Sports
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Brett Hull 1964–
Former NHL ice hockey player
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Jeff Monson 1971–
Mixed martial artist and boxer
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Caroline Ouellette 1979–
Canadian women's ice hockey player and coach
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Mark Pavelich 1958–2021
NHL player on 1980 Miracle on Ice team
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Justin Faulk 1992–
NHL defenseman for the Detroit Red Wings
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Jocelyne Larocque 1988–
Canadian professional ice hockey player
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Erika Holst 1979–
Former Swedish women's ice hockey player
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Haley Irwin 1988–
Canadian women's ice hockey player and team captain
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Matt Niskanen 1986–
Former NHL defenseman
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Adam Johnson 1994–2023
Ice hockey forward with the Pittsburgh Penguins
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Saara Kivenmäki 1986–
Finnish ice hockey coach and former player
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Chico Resch 1948–
NHL goaltender and television sportscaster
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Tuula Puputti 1977–
Finnish goaltender and PWHL Toronto executive
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Bob Davidson 1952–
Former MLB umpire nicknamed Balkin' Bob
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 Minnesota-Duluth (people who attended both).