Notable Alumni of The University of Texas at San Antonio
Notable alumni of The University of Texas at San Antonio include Travis Scott (Rapper, singer and record producer), Karl Lauterbach (Former German Federal Minister of Health) and Simone Boye Sørensen (Danish footballer and national team defender).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Karl Lauterbach 1963–
Former German Federal Minister of Health
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Monica De La Cruz 1974–
U.S. representative from Texas
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Brad Parscale 1976–
Digital adviser to Trump's 2020 campaign
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Christian Menefee 1988–
US Representative for Texas's 18th district
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Roland Gutierrez 1970–
Texas state senator and attorney
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Diana Arevalo 1981–
Former Texas House member, Democrat
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Trey Martinez Fischer 1970–
Member of the Texas House of Representatives
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Philip Cortez 1978–
Texas state representative
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Rosie Castro 1947–
Civil rights activist, mother of Julian and Joaquin Castro
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Thomas C. Fugate III 2003–
Trump pick to head DHS prevention programs center
Arts and media
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Travis Scott 1991–
Rapper, singer and record producer
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Dayna Devon 1970–
TV personality and journalist
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Michelle Beadle 1975–
Sports reporter and host
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Freddy Lockhart 1979–
Comedian, actor, writer and producer
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Margaret Craig 1966–
Artist and printmaker who invented pressless etching
Sports
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Simone Boye Sørensen 1992–
Danish footballer and national team defender
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Devin Brown 1978–
Former NBA guard, 2005 champion with the Spurs
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Keaton Wallace 1999–
Basketball player for Maccabi Tel Aviv
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María José Rojas 1987–
Chilean professional footballer
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Bill Peters 1965–
Canadian ice hockey coach, formerly of the Calgary Flames
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Tariq Woolen 1999–
Cornerback for the Philadelphia Eagles
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Alexander Hernandez 1992–
UFC lightweight mixed martial artist
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Marcus Davenport 1996–
Former NFL defensive end, 2018 first-round pick
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Pai Yun-Yiao 1969–
Taiwanese taekwondo practitioner
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.