Notable Alumni of Northeastern State University
Notable alumni of Northeastern State University include Carrie Underwood (Country singer and songwriter), Bill Bright (Evangelist who founded Campus Crusade for Christ) and Mary Golda Ross (Aerospace engineer at Lockheed, Cherokee).
Alumni list
Politics and law
-
John Sullivan 1965–
Former U.S. representative from Oklahoma
-
Grace Thorpe 1921–2008
Environmentalist and Native rights activist
-
William Grady Stigler 1891–1952
US representative from Oklahoma
-
Kimberly Teehee 1966–
Cherokee politician, delegate-designate to the US House
-
Drew Edmondson 1946–
Former Attorney General of Oklahoma
-
Ted Risenhoover 1934–2006
U.S. representative from Oklahoma
-
Clyde Warrior 1939–1968
Native American activist, National Indian Youth Council co-founder
-
Bob Ballinger 1974–
Arkansas lawyer and politician
-
Jim Barker 1935–2005
Speaker of the Oklahoma House of Representatives
Business
-
Liu Jun 1972–
Governor of Industrial and Commercial Bank of China
Science and academia
-
Mary Golda Ross 1908–2008
Aerospace engineer at Lockheed, Cherokee
-
Elizabeth Ann Nalley 1942–
Chemistry professor at Cameron University
-
Kayse Shrum 1972–
Physician and former Oklahoma State University president
Arts and media
-
Carrie Underwood 1983–
Country singer and songwriter
-
Mark Holton 1958–
Actor in Pee-wee's Big Adventure
-
Franky G 1965–
American actor known for Saw II
-
Ruth Muskrat 1897–1982
Cherokee poet, educator and Indian rights activist
-
Shelby Grant 1936–2011
Actress in Our Man Flint and Fantastic Voyage
-
Shawntel Smith 1971–
Miss America 1996
-
Ruthe Blalock Jones 1939–
Delaware-Shawnee-Peoria painter and printmaker
-
Joan Hill 1930–2020
Muscogee Creek painter
Sports
-
Jennifer Cudjoe 1994–
Ghanaian women's footballer
-
Terence Smith 1991–
Soccer defender for Barbados national team
-
Richard Crump 1955–
Former CFL running back
Other fields
-
Bill Bright 1921–2003
Evangelist who founded Campus Crusade for Christ
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 Northeastern State University (people who attended both).