Notable Alumni of Oral Roberts University
Notable alumni of Oral Roberts University include Michele Bachmann (Former U.S. representative and 2012 presidential candidate), Ryan Tedder (OneRepublic frontman, songwriter and producer) and Joel Osteen (Houston pastor, televangelist and author).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Michele Bachmann 1956–
Former U.S. representative and 2012 presidential candidate
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Adam Hamilton 1964–
Methodist pastor and Kansas senator-elect
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Michael Cloud 1975–
U.S. Representative for Texas's 27th district
Arts and media
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Ryan Tedder 1979–
OneRepublic frontman, songwriter and producer
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Kathie Lee Gifford 1953–
Television presenter, singer and author
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Scott Thompson Baker 1960–
Television actor known for General Hospital
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Marcos Witt 1962–
Christian singer and pastor
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Kari Jobe 1981–
Contemporary Christian singer-songwriter
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Don Moen 1950–
Christian worship singer, pianist and songwriter
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Karri Turner 1966–
Actress known as Harriet Sims in JAG
Sports
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Madeline Manning 1948–
Former runner and Olympic champion
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Andretti Bain 1985–
Bahamian 400 metres sprinter
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Jeffery Gibson 1990–
Bahamian 400m hurdler and national record holder
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DaQuan Jeffries 1997–
Professional basketball player for Beşiktaş
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Mark Acres 1962–
Former NBA power forward and center
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Garth Robinson 1970–
Jamaican sprinter and Olympic bronze medalist
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Haywoode Workman 1966–
Former NBA player and current NBA referee
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Caleb Green 1985–
Former professional basketball power forward
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Shawn King 1982–
Vincentian professional basketball player
Other fields
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Joel Osteen 1963–
Houston pastor, televangelist and author
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John Allen Chau 1991–2018
Missionary killed on North Sentinel Island
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Ted Haggard 1956–
Evangelical pastor, founder of New Life Church
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Kenneth Copeland 1936–
Televangelist and founder of Eagle Mountain International Church
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John Osteen 1921–1999
Pastor who founded Lakewood Church in Houston
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.