Notable Alumni of High Point University
Notable alumni of High Point University include Donna Fargo (Country singer-songwriter), John Brown (Basketball player, two-time Big South Player of the Year) and Gene Littles (Former ABA player and basketball coach).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Jacklyn Harold Lucas 1928–2008
Marine awarded Medal of Honor at Iwo Jima at age 17
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Robert R. Merhige, Jr. 1919–2005
Federal judge known for desegregation rulings
Business
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Nido Qubein 1948–
President of High Point University, motivational speaker
Science and academia
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Ruslan Salakhutdinov 2000–
Artificial intelligence researcher and computer science professor
Arts and media
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Donna Fargo 1945–
Country singer-songwriter
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Charles F. Price 1938–2019
Novelist and historical non-fiction writer
Sports
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John Brown 1992–
Basketball player, two-time Big South Player of the Year
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Gene Littles 1943–2021
Former ABA player and basketball coach
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Austin Dillon 1990–
NASCAR Cup Series driver
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Taylor Milne 1981–
Canadian middle-distance runner
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Cody Allen 1988–
Former MLB relief pitcher for the Cleveland Indians
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Akeem Scott 1983–
American-Jamaican basketball player and coach
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Arizona Reid 1986–
Basketball player, Big South Player of the Year
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Shane Malcolm 1991–
Former footballer for Guam national team
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George Nostrand 1924–1981
Former professional basketball player in the NBA
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Tubby Smith 1951–
College basketball coach, formerly at Kentucky
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Damon Ming 1978–
Bermudian footballer
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Alex Martínez 1991–
Uruguayan footballer, D.C. United assistant coach
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Kai-Lin Hernandez 1995–
Jamaica national team footballer
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Harrison Rhodes 1993–
Professional stock car racing driver
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Issa Konare 1980–
Senegalese professional basketball player
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Nate Lee 1994–
Soccer defender for the Guam national team
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Johnny Fenwick 1994–
English footballer who plays as a defender
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Ricardo David Montes 2006–
Venezuelan pole vaulter
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.