Notable Alumni of Weber State University
Notable alumni of Weber State University include Damian Lillard (NBA basketball player for the Portland Trail Blazers), Heavy D (Jamaican-American rapper and actor) and Joel Bolomboy (Professional basketball player for ASVEL).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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Lynn Jenkins 1963–
Former U.S. Representative from Kansas
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David M. Kennedy 1905–1996
60th US Treasury Secretary and ambassador to NATO
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Richard H. Stallings 1940–2025
Former U.S. Representative from Idaho
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Laurence J. Burton 1926–2002
US Representative from Utah
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K. Gunn McKay 1925–2000
US Congressman from Utah
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Douglas R. Stringfellow 1922–1966
Utah congressman and military impostor
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M. Blaine Peterson 1906–1985
US Representative from Utah and lawyer
Business
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J. Willard Marriott 1900–1985
Founder of Marriott hotels
Science and academia
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Fawn M. Brodie 1915–1981
Historian and biographer
Arts and media
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Heavy D 1967–2011
Jamaican-American rapper and actor
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Moroni Olsen 1889–1954
Film and stage actor
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R. D. Call 1950–2020
Film and television actor
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Boyd Kirkland 1950–2011
Animation director known for Batman: The Animated Series
Sports
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Damian Lillard 1990–
NBA basketball player for the Portland Trail Blazers
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Joel Bolomboy 1994–
Professional basketball player for ASVEL
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Lance Allred 1981–
First deaf player to play an NBA game
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Charles Kalani 1930–2000
Professional wrestler and actor, ring name Professor Tanaka
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Wataru Misaka 1923–2019
First Asian-descent player in the BAA
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Scott Bamforth 1989–
American-Kosovan professional basketball player
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Eddie Gill 1978–
Former professional basketball player
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Dillon Jones 2001–
Basketball player in the NBA G League
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Jerrick Harding 1998–
Basketball player, Weber State all-time leading scorer
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Court McGee 1984–
Former UFC welterweight mixed martial artist
Other fields
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Boyd K. Packer 1924–2015
President of the LDS Church's Quorum of the Twelve Apostles
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 Weber State University (people who attended both).