Notable Alumni of Southeast Missouri State University
Notable alumni of Southeast Missouri State University include Rush Limbaugh (Conservative political commentator and radio host), Cedric the Entertainer (Comedian and actor known as Cedric the Entertainer) and Linda M. Godwin (Retired NASA astronaut).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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James T. Conway 1947–
34th Commandant of the Marine Corps
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John E. Miller 1888–1981
US senator from Arkansas and federal judge
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Lars Boje Mathiesen 1975–
Danish member of parliament
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Sam Aaron Baker 1874–1933
36th Governor of Missouri
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Bill Burlison 1931–2019
Lawyer and politician in Missouri and Maryland
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A. S. J. Carnahan 1897–1968
Missouri congressman, educator and diplomat
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Orville Zimmerman 1880–1948
Democratic U.S. representative from Missouri
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Peter Kinder 1954–
46th Lieutenant Governor of Missouri
Business
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Bob Lee 1979–2023
Cash App co-creator and Square chief technology officer
Science and academia
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Linda M. Godwin 1952–
Retired NASA astronaut
Arts and media
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Rush Limbaugh 1951–2021
Conservative political commentator and radio host
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Cedric the Entertainer 1964–
Comedian and actor known as Cedric the Entertainer
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Roy Thomas 1940–
Comic book writer and editor
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Neal E. Boyd 1975–2018
Opera singer, winner of America's Got Talent season 3
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Conlan Carter 1934–
Actor, best known as medic Doc in Combat!
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Terrence Des Pres 1939–1987
Writer and Holocaust scholar
Sports
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Antonius Cleveland 1994–
Professional basketball player for CSKA Moscow
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Natalie Taylor 1982–
New Zealand basketball player at 2008 Beijing Olympics
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Miles Smith 1984–
Professional sprinter
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Gabe McGlothan 1999–
Basketball player for the NBA G League's Maine Celtics
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Bud Eley 1975–
Former professional basketball player
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Dan Connolly 1982–
Former professional football player
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Joe Tuineau 1981–
Tonga international rugby union player
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Eugene Amano 1982–
NFL lineman for the Tennessee Titans for nine seasons
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 Southeast Missouri State University (people who attended both).