Notable Alumni of The University of Texas at Dallas
Notable alumni of The University of Texas at Dallas include Aziz Sancar (Molecular biologist, 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry), Ross Ulbricht (Creator of the Silk Road darknet market) and James F. Reilly (Astronaut and former director of the USGS).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Michael C. Burgess 1950–
Physician and former US Representative from Texas
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Merve Kavakcı 1968–
Turkish politician and former ambassador to Malaysia
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Morgan Luttrell 1975–
U.S. Representative from Texas
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Katrina Pierson 1976–
National spokesperson for Trump's 2016 campaign
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Ravza Kavakcı Kan 1972–
Turkish politician and political scientist
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Angie Chen Button 1954–
Texas state representative, born in Taiwan
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Branko Marinkovic 1967–
Bolivian businessman and former economy minister
Business
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Naveen Jindal 1970–
Indian industrialist, politician, chairman of Jindal Steel
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David Hanson 1969–
Founder and CEO of Hanson Robotics
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Barbara Kasekende 1979–
Head of Advisory at Uganda Development Bank
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Eva Chen 1959–
Co-founder and CEO of Trend Micro
Science and academia
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Aziz Sancar 1946–
Molecular biologist, 2015 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
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James F. Reilly 1954–
Astronaut and former director of the USGS
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Alain Fournier 1943–2000
Computer graphics researcher and UBC professor
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Peter A. McCullough 1962–
Cardiologist and anti-vaccine activist
Sports
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Yury Shulman 1975–
Belarusian-American chess grandmaster
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Alejandro Ramírez 1988–
Chess grandmaster
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Amon Simutowe 1982–
Zambian chess grandmaster
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Sander Kaasjager 1985–
Dutch professional Quake and Painkiller player
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Marcin Kamiński 1977–
Polish chess grandmaster
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Magesh Chandran Panchanathan 1983–
Indian chess grandmaster
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Conrad Holt 1993–
Chess grandmaster
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Kacper Drozdowski 1996–
Polish chess International Master
Other fields
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Ross Ulbricht 1984–
Creator of the Silk Road darknet market
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 The University of Texas at Dallas (people who attended both).