List of Texas A&M University people
Appearance
The list of Texas A&M University people includes notable former students, faculty, and affiliates of Texas A&M University. The term Texas Aggie, which comes from Texas A&M's history as an agricultural school, refers to current and former students of Texas A&M. The class year of each former student indicates the year four years after their enrollment year, and does not necessarily represent the graduation year.
Notable Texas A&M former students
Armed forces
Arts
Art and architecture
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Film, television, and theater
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Journalism and literature
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Music
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Pageantry
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Business
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College presidents
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Criminal activity
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Government and politics
Heads of state
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U.S. cabinet secretaries
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U.S. federal judges
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U.S. state governors
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U.S. House of Representatives members
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U.S. ambassadors and foreign political figures
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State Upper House members
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State Lower House members
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Metropolis mayors
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NASA
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National political figures
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State political figures
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Science and technology
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Notable Texas A&M faculty and affiliates
Nobel Prize laureates
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Academia
College presidents
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Professors and scholars
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Armed forces
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Government and politics
Heads of state
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U.S. cabinet secretaries
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U.S. state governors
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U.S. senators
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U.S. ambassadors and foreign political figures
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National political figures
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Journalism and literature
- Joe Feagin – Pulitzer Prize nominee[204]
- Charles Gordone – 1970 Pulitzer Prize recipient[205]
- Douglas P. Starr – Pulitzer Prize recipient[206][207]
- Robert Sherrill – Journalist
Science and technology
- Perry L. Adkisson – Wolf Prize winner; World Food Prize winner[106]
- George Bass – National Medal of Science winner[106]
- Richard H. Battin – Applied mathematician and engineer[189]
- Fuller W. Bazer – Wolf Prize winner[106]
- Robert Byron Bird – 1987 National Medal of Science winner[189]
- F. Albert Cotton – National Medal of Science Laureate in Chemistry; Wolf Prize winner; Priestly Medal winner[106]
- Michael E. DeBakey – World-renowned cardiac surgeon, innovator, and scientist[189]
- Paul Erdős – Mathematician[189]
- Leonid Keldysh – Namesake of Keldysh formalism
- Peter Lax – Mathematician[189]
- Gordon Manley – Climatologist
- Marlan Scully – Physicist
- Hobart Muir Smith – Herpetologist; credited with describing more than 100 new species of American reptiles and amphibians
- Bjarne Stroustrup – Designer and original implementer of the C++[208] programming language.
- Nicholas B. Suntzeff - Cosmologist, winner of Gruber Prize in cosmology, co-discoverer of Dark Energy
- Fred Weick – Aviation pioneer[209]
- James Womack – Wolf Prize winner[106]
Notable Texas A&M athletes
Baseball
- Chad Allen (1997) – Former MLB player; Olympic bronze medalist[210][211]
- Kevin Beirne (1996) – Former MLB player[210][211]
- Matt Blank (1997) – MLB player[210][211]
- Rip Collins – Former MLB player[211]
- Lew Ford – MLB player[citation needed]
- Casey Fossum (2000) – MLB player[211][212]
- Jeff Granger – Former MLB Player[213]
- Grady Higginbotham (1920) – Texas A&M baseball head coach (1930–1935); Texas Tech Red Raiders baseball head coach (1928–1929); Texas Tech Red Raider football head coach (1929); Texas Tech Red Raiders basketball head coach (1925–1927)[214]
- Zach Jackson (2005) – MLB player[210][211]
- Davey Johnson (1968) – Former MLB player and team manager, 1973 Comeback Player of the Year, three time Gold Glove winner, four time all-star, three time World Series champion, 1997 AL Manager of the Year[129][211]
- Logan Kensing (2005) – MLB player[210][211]
- Chuck Knoblauch (1990) – 1991 MLB rookie of the year. four-time all-star, four-time MLB World Series champion[129][211]
- Wally Moon (1951) – 1954 MLB rookie of the year, 1960 Gold Glove winner, two-time all-star, two-time MLB World Series champion[211][212]
- Trey Moore – Former MLB player[211]
- Jake Mooty – Former MLB player[215]
- Troy Neel – Former MLB player[211]
- C. E. "Pat" Olsen (1923) – Former MLB player; namesake of Olsen Field[216]
- Les Peden – Former MLB player[217]
- Cotton Pippen – Former MLB player[211]
- Eric Reed (2003) – MLB player[210][211]
- Topper Rigney – Former MLB player[211]
- Justin Ruggiano (2004) – 2007 Baseball World Cup player; Tampa Bay Devil Rays player[218]
- Ryan Rupe (1998) – Former MLB player[211][212]
- Russ Swan (1986) – Former MLB player[210][211]
- Mark Thurmond (1979) – Former MLB player[129][211]
- Jason Tyner (1999) – MLB player[211][212]
- Kevin Whelan – MLB player[211]
- Kelly Wunsch (1994) – MLB player[129][211]
Basketball
- Morenike Atunrase (2008) – WNBA player
- John Beasley (1966) – Former ABA player[129][219]
- David Britton (1979) – Former NBA player[129][219]
- R. C. Buford (1980) – General manager of the San Antonio Spurs[129][220]
- Winston Crite (1987) – Former NBA player[129][219]
- Walt Davis (1952) – Former NBA player[129][219]
- A'Quonesia Franklin (2008) – WNBA player
- Jimmie Gilbert (1986) – Former NBA player[129][219]
- Antanas Kavaliauskas (2007) – Panionios BC player; NBA summer league player
- Acie Law IV (2007) – NBA player
- Doug Lee (1984) – Former NBA player[210][219]
- Darryl McDonald (1988) – NBL player[210][221]
- Khris Middleton - NBA player for the Detroit Pistons
- Sonny Parker (1976) – Former NBA player[129][219]
- Jaynetta Saunders (2001) – Former WNBA player[210]
- Brooks Thompson (1986) – Former NBA player; current head coach of University of Texas – San Antonio basketball team[210][219]
- Toccara Williams (2004) – Former WNBA player[129]
- Antoine Wright (2006) – NBA player[219][222]
- DeAndre Jordan (2008) – Current Los Angeles Clippers
American Football
- Sam Adams (1993) – NFL player[212][223]
- Dennis Allen – NFL coach
- Ken Beck – Former NFL player
- Phil Bennett (1978) – Former SMU Mustangs football coach[129][224]
- Martellus Bennett (2009) – NFL player[223]
- Rocky Bernard (2002) – NFL player[129][223]
- Rod Bernstine (1987) – Former NFL player
- Reggie Brown (1999) – Former NFL player[212][225]
- Harvey "Bum" Bright (1943) – Former owner of the Dallas Cowboys[226]
- Melvin Bullitt (2007) – NFL player[212][225]
- Lee Roy Caffey (1963) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Dan Campbell (1999) – NFL player[129][223]
- Red Cashion (1953) – Football official[227]
- Ray Childress (1985) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Chris Cole (1998) – Former NFL player[210]
- Calvin Collins (1995) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Albert Connell (1996) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Quentin Coryatt (1994) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- John David Crow (1958) – Former NFL player and Heisman Trophy winner in 1957[225][228]
- Sammy Davis (2003) – NFL player[210][223]
- Curtis Dickey (1980) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Ron Edwards (2001) – NFL player[210][225]
- Dave Elmendorf (1971) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Eric England (1993) – Former NFL player[210][229]
- Robert Ferguson (2001) – NFL player[210][223]
- Ronald Flemons (2001) – CFL player[210][223]
- Jerry Fontenot (1998) – NFL assistant coach; former NFL player[230]
- Tony Franklin (1979) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- E. King Gill – Inspiration for the moniker "12th Man"[231]
- Aaron Glenn|(1993) – NFL player[129][223]
- Jason Glenn (2000) – Former NFL player[129][223]
- Dante Hall (1998) – NFL player[210][223]
- Curley Hallman (1969) – Former football coach[129][232]
- Geoff Hangartner (2004) – NFL player[212][225]
- Lester Hayes (1976) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Greg Hill (1993) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Warrick Holdman (1998) – NFL player[210][223]
- Johnny Holland (1986) – NFL coach; former NFL player[129][233]
- Robert Jackson (1976) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Michael Jameson (2000) – Former NFL player[210][223]
- Marcus Jasmin (2004) – Former NFL player[210][223]
- Edward Jasper – Former NFL player[225]
- Bethel Johnson (2002) – NFL player[210][223]
- Johnny Jolly (2006) – NFL player[129][223]
- Byron Jones (2005) – Former NFL player[129]
- Keith Joseph (2004) – Former NFL player[210][223]
- Terrence Kiel (2002) – Former NFL player[210][223]
- Gary Kubiak (1982) – Houston Texans head coach; former NFL player[129][234]
- Yale Lary (1952) – Former NFL player[212]
- Shane Lechler (1999) – NFL player[129][223]
- Billie Wayne Lemons (1976) – NFL player, Cleveland Browns in 1977; Church of Christ minister[235]
- Jason Matthews (2003) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Leeland McElroy (1997) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Seth McKinney (2000) – NFL player[212][223]
- Steve McKinney (1997) – NFL player[129][223]
- Reggie McNeal (2006) – Former NFL player[129][223]
- Ray Mickens (1996) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Von Miller (2011) – NFL Player[223] for the Denver Broncos
- Brandon Mitchell (1996) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Mike Montgomery – NFL player[223]
- Mark Moseley – Former NFL player
- Don Muhlbach (2003) – NFL player[212][223]
- Terrence Murphy (2005) – Former NFL player and coach[212][236]
- Robert Neyland* – Former University of Tennessee head coach
- Dat Nguyen (1998) – Assistant coach for the Dallas Cowboys; former NFL player; Lombardi Award and Bednarik Award winner[212][225]
- Ernie Pannell – Former NFL player[237]
- Jack Pardee (1957) – Former NFL player and coach[212][225]
- Alan Reuber (2003) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Gary Reynolds – NFL assistant coach
- Tommy Robison – Former NFL player[238]
- Zerick Rollins – NFL assistant coach
- Thomas Sanders – Former NFL Player, Chicago Bears, Philadelphia Eagles
- Cody Scates (2003) – Former NFL player[210]
- Ed Simonini (1976) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Shawn Slocum (1984) – NFL coach[129][239]
- Detron Smith (1995) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Kevin Smith (1992) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Cameron Spikes (1998) – Former NFL player[212][225]
- Gene Stallings (1957) – Former NFL player and coach[212]
- Boone Stutz (2005) – NFL player
- Dennis Swilley (1976) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Damon Tassos – Former NFL player[240]
- Chris Taylor (2001) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Jamaar Taylor (2004) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Garth Ten Napel (1976) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Pat Thomas (1976) – Former NFL player[212][225]
- Rodney Thomas (1995) – Former NFL player[129][225]
- Rex Tucker (1998) – Former NFL player[129][223]
- Joe Utay (1908) – College Football Hall of Famer[241]
- Ty Warren (2003) – NFL player[210][223]
- Richmond Webb (1990) – Former NFL player[212][225]
- Jason Webster (1998) – NFL player[210][223]
- Taylor Whitley (2002) – Former NFL player[210][225]
- Michael Whitwell (1981) – Former NFL player[210]
- Pat Williams (1996) – NFL player[210][223]
- Billy Yates (2002) – NFL player[129][223]
Golf
- Jeff Maggert (1986) – Golfer[212]
- Ryan Palmer – Golfer
- Philip Parkin – Former golfer; winner of British Amateur Championship (1983); Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year (1984)
Olympics
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Tennis
- Grant Connell (1986) – Former world #1 doubles player
- Dean Goldfine (1987) – Former Team USA coach and former coach to Andy Roddick
Other
- Kristy Hawkins – professional female bodybuilder
- Eddie Hill – Drag racer[250]
- Anjanette Kirkland – hurdler; 2001 World Indoor 60 m hurdles champion; 2001 World 100 m champion
- Fabrice Lapierre – long jumper; 2005 NCAA long jump national champion[251]
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