Notable Alumni of Appalachian State University
Notable alumni of Appalachian State University include Charlotte Flair (WWE professional wrestler and 14-time world champion), Luke Combs (American country singer) and Ted Budd (US Senator from North Carolina).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Ted Budd 1971–
US Senator from North Carolina
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Howard Coble 1931–2015
U.S. representative from North Carolina
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Gregory Bovino 1970–
US Border Patrol officer
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Mark Harris 1966–
US representative from North Carolina and pastor
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Robert P. Ashley, Jr. 1960–
Retired Army lieutenant general, former DIA director
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Morris Davis 1958–
Former chief prosecutor of Guantanamo military commissions
Science and academia
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Jo Zayner 1981–
Biohacker, artist and scientist
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Laura Wright 1970–
English professor who proposed vegan studies
Arts and media
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Luke Combs 1990–
American country singer
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David Weber 1952–
Science fiction author of the Honor Harrington series
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Eric Church 1977–
Country singer-songwriter and Charlotte Hornets part-owner
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Charles Frazier 1950–
Novelist, author of Cold Mountain
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Stephen J. Dubner 1963–
Freakonomics co-author and podcast host
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Matt Lutz 1978–
Film, television and theater actor
Sports
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Charlotte Flair 1986–
WWE professional wrestler and 14-time world champion
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Melissa Morrison-Howard 1971–
Hurdler and two-time Olympic bronze medalist
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D. J. Thompson 1985–
Professional basketball point guard
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Harrison Delbridge 1992–
Australian soccer centre-back
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C.J. Huntley 2002–
Basketball player in the NBA G League
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Thompson Usiyan 1956–2021
Nigerian footballer and NCAA scoring record holder
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Alec Dufty 1987–
Former soccer player and goalkeeper coach
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Belus Smawley 1918–2003
Basketball player and coach
Other fields
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Steven M. Greer 1955–
Ufologist and retired physician, founded CSETI
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Franklin Graham 1952–
Evangelist and missionary, son of Billy Graham
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 Appalachian State University (people who attended both).