Notable Alumni of Webster University
Notable alumni of Webster University include Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (6th President of Indonesia, 2004–2014), Lloyd J. Austin III (28th US Secretary of Defense) and Irene Dunne (Golden Age Hollywood actress and singer).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono 1949–
6th President of Indonesia, 2004–2014
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Lloyd J. Austin III 1953–
28th US Secretary of Defense
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Val Demings 1957–
Former U.S. representative and police chief
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Agus Harimurti Yudhoyono 1978–
Indonesia's Coordinating Minister for Infrastructure
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Mark Welsh 1953–
Retired Air Force general, former Texas A&M president
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Richard Ojeda 1970–
Former West Virginia senator, retired Army major
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Gregory D. Gadson 1966–
Retired US Army colonel, actor and motivational speaker
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Antonio Taguba 1950–
Retired US Army major general
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Craig R. McKinley 1952–
Retired Air Force general, 26th National Guard Bureau chief
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Bryan D. Brown 1948–
Retired four-star US Army general
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Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim 1980–
Nigerian Minister of Women Affairs and Social Development
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John Boccieri 1969–
Aviator, veteran and Ohio state representative
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Paul F. Zukunft 1955–
25th Commandant of the US Coast Guard
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Mohammed bin Hamad Al Sharqi 1986–
Crown Prince of Fujairah, UAE
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Antonio Joseph 1846–1910
Delegate from the Territory of New Mexico
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James D. Thurman 1953–
Retired Army general, former US Forces Korea commander
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Ann Walsh Bradley 1950–
Former chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
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Bruce A. Carlson 1949–
Air Force four-star general and former NRO director
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Theodore D. Martin 1960–
Retired US Army lieutenant general
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James C. Vechery 1966–
Retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant general
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Maria Barrett
U.S. Army lieutenant general, former Army Cyber Command head
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Faisal bin Abdulrahman bin Muaammar 1959–
Saudi politician, secretary general of KAICIID
Business
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Icham nafion Dagonte
Nigerian businesswoman, executive at Dangote Group
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Mike Doustdar 1970–
CEO of Novo Nordisk
Science and academia
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Eileen Collins 1956–
First woman to pilot and command a Space Shuttle
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Sidney M. Gutierrez 1951–
Former NASA astronaut and USAF colonel
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Pascale Ehrenfreund 1960–
Austrian astrophysicist, former CEO of German Aerospace Center
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Luise Druke 1948–
Scholar of international relations and refugee protection
Arts and media
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Irene Dunne 1898–1990
Golden Age Hollywood actress and singer
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Marsha Mason 1942–
Actress, four-time Best Actress nominee
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John Zorn 1953–
Avant-garde composer and saxophonist
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Dana Snyder 1973–
Voice actor and comedian, Master Shake in Aqua Teen Hunger Force
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Rob Riggle 1970–
Actor, comedian and retired Marine officer
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Rocky Carroll 1963–
Actor and director
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Jenifer Lewis 1957–
American actress, Sister Act cast member
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Julie Ann Emery 1975–
Actress in Better Call Saul
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Norbert Leo Butz 1967–
Broadway actor, two-time Tony Award winner
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Ellen Foley 1951–
Singer and actress known for Bat Out of Hell with Meat Loaf
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Dana Loesch 1978–
Radio and TV host, former NRA spokesperson
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Adam Jamal Craig 1981–
Actor in NCIS: Los Angeles
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Robbie Daymond 1982–
Voice actor, Spider-Man in Marvel's Spider-Man
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Elvina Ibru 1972–
Nigerian actress and on-air personality
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Pamela Adie 1984–
Nigerian LGBT rights activist and filmmaker
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Dan Gilvezan 1950–
Actor who voiced Spider-Man and Bumblebee
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Danny McCarthy 1989–
Actor, known for Prison Break
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Nikki Boyer 1975–
Actress, singer-songwriter and executive producer
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Neal Jones 1960–
Actor, known for Dirty Dancing
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Matt Kindt 1973–
Comic book writer and artist
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William Broad 1951–
Science journalist and senior writer at The New York Times
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Erin Bode 1901–
Jazz, folk and pop singer
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Jerry Mitchell 1960–
Theatre director and choreographer
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Jeffrey D. Sams 1966–
Film, television and stage actor
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Keith W. Nolan 1964–2009
Military historian of the Vietnam War
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J. D. Parran 2000–
Jazz woodwind player, composer and educator
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Zlatko Ćosić 2000–
Video artist born in Banja Luka
Sports
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Tony Richardson 1971–
Former NFL fullback for the Cowboys, Chiefs, Vikings and Jets
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Dénes Boros 1988–
Hungarian chess grandmaster
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Anatoly Bykhovsky 1988–
Israeli chess grandmaster
Other fields
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Princess Noal, Princess of the Sa'id 1980–
Afghan designer and Afghan royal family member
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Eric Rosen 1993–
Chess player and International Master
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 Webster University (people who attended both).