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List of University of New Mexico alumni of the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Alumni

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List of University of New Mexico alumni
Alumnus Class Notes
Edward Abbey 1951 Environmental author and essayist.
Paige Ackerson-Kiely Poet[citation needed]
John Adair Pioneer of Navajo and Zuni cultural studies; in 1948, the university's first doctoral candidate in anthropology[1][2]
James Anaya United Nations Special Rapporteur for Indigenous Human Rights[3]
Rudolfo Anaya American author. Best known for his 1972 novel Bless Me, Ultima. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rudolfo_Anaya. Retrieved 2016--05-10. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |accessdate= (help); Missing or empty |title= (help)</ref>
Christopher Andronicos Geologist[4]
Jerry Apodaca 1953 Former Governor of New Mexico[5]
John Baker (runner) 1966 WAC Cross-Country and Mile Championship[6]
Hank Baskett 2006 Former NFL wide receiver[7]
Charlie Beljan PGA Tour winner[citation needed]
Gary Berntsen Former CIA Senior Operations Officer
Robert W. Bigelow Attorney; television commentator[8][9]
Sarah Bird 1973 Novelist, screenwriter, and journalist[10]
David Bishop Middle-distance runner[11]
Ken Brown Former NFL player[12]
Charles W. Blackwell 1972 First Ambassador of the Chickasaw Nation to the United States (1995–2013)[13]
Paul Bloom Former lawyer working as a special counsel for the United States Department of Energy[14]
Tony Booth Country musician[15]
Timothy Braun Author[16]
Kirk Bryan Geologist[17]
Gregory R. Bryant Rear Admiral, U.S. Navy[18]
Terry Calvani Commissioner of the U.S. Federal Trade Commission[19]
Gregory Cajete One of the founders of integrating Native American Studies with science disciplines[20]
Edward L. Chavez Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court[21]
Martin Chávez 1975 Former Mayor of Albuquerque[22]
Brian Colon Former Chairman of the Democratic Party of New Mexico[23]
Michael Cooper 1978 Former NBA player[24]
Justin Davis Soccer player[25]
Barbara Degenevieve 1980 Photographer[26]
Diane Denish 1971 Former Lieutenant Governor of New Mexico[27]
Diane Dimond Journalist, author, TV anchor[citation needed]
Sam Dixon Basketball coach[28]
John Dodson Mixed martial artist competing for the Ultimate Fighting Championship[29]
Pete Domenici 1954 Former U.S. Senator representing New Mexico[30]
Jack Dongarra Mathematician; computer scientist; Distinguished Professor, University of Tennessee[31]
James G. Ellis 1968 Dean of USC Marshall School of Business[32]
Lee Fitzgerald Professor of Zoology and Faculty Curator of Amphibians and Reptiles at Texas A&M University[33]
Andy Frederick Former NFL offensive tackle[34]
Julio Gea-Banacloche 1985 Quantum physics expert[35]
J.R. Giddens NBA player[36]
Lennox Gordon NFL player
Janice Gould Koyangk'auwi Maidu writer and scholar[37]
Danny Granger NBA player[38]
Kelly Graves Head women's basketball coach at University of Oregon.[39]
Eddie Guerrero WWE wrestler
James Haskins Award-winning children's author[40]
Bashirul Haq Prominent architect and educator[citation needed]
Daniel Ray Herrera Major League Baseball player[41]
Judith C. Herrera United States federal judge[42]
Tim Herron Professional golfer on the PGA Tour[43]
Katie Hnida 2004 First woman to score in a Division I college football game and college football bowl game.[44]
Euan Holden Professional association football player[45]
Shawn Hollingsworth Former NFL player[46]
Holly Holm attended Professional female mixed martial arts fighter, competing in the Women's UFC bantamweight division[47]
Shirley Hufstedler 1945 First United States Secretary of Education[48]
David Iglesias JD 1984 Former United States Attorney for the District of New Mexico and controversially dismissed[49]
Donald L. Ivers Former judge of the United States Court of Appeals for Veterans' Claims[50]
Brian Johnson Football player[51]
Gary Johnson 1975 Former Governor of New Mexico; 2012 presidential candidate[52]
George Johnson 1975 Science author[53]
Brian Jay Jones 1989 Biographer of Washington Irving and Jim Henson; president of Biographers International Organization[54]
Bruce King Former three-term Governor of New Mexico[55]
Gary King Attorney General of New Mexico[56]
Elizabeth Lapovsky-Kennedy One of the founding feminists of the field of women's studies[57]
Peter Koo Member of the New York City Council[58]
Emil Lassen Major General Air National Guard[59]
Luc Longley 1991 Former NBA player and the first Australian to play in the NBA[60]
L. Luis Lopez Poet[61]
Thomas J. Mabry Former Governor of New Mexico; Chief Justice of the New Mexico Supreme Court[62]
Joseph Maestas Mayor of Española, New Mexico[63]
Penny Marshall attended Actress and director[64]
Miguel Marquez ABC News correspondent[65]
Terrance Mathis 1990 Former NFL player[citation needed]
Oscar W. McConkie, Jr. Utah politician and LDS church leader[66]
Cisco McSorley BA 1974, JD 1979 New Mexico politician[67]
Melissa Miller (artist) 1974 Painter[68]
John H. Morrison Lawyer; former President of the Association of American Rhodes Scholars[69]
William L. Nyland U.S. Marine Corps four-star general; former Assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps[70]
Lori Ostlund Short story writer[71]
Jordan Pacheco Major League Baseball infielder for the Colorado Rockies.[citation needed]
William Payne New Mexico state senator[72]
Don Perkins Former NFL All-Pro running back[73]
Antoine Predock attended Architect[74]
V.B. Price 1962 Journalist, poet, author, scholar and New Mexico historian[75]
Kathryn Ptacek 1974 Author and editor[76]
Michael D. Rhodes Egyptologist[77]
Meridel Rubenstein MA 1974, MFA 1977 Photographer and installation artist
Devon Sandoval Soccer player for Real Salt Lake[78]
Steven Schiff JD 1972 Former U.S. congressman representing New Mexico[79]
Jean Schodorf Member of the Kansas Senate[80]
Caswell Silver Geologist and CEO of Sundance Oil Company, endowed Caswell Silver Foundation at UNM
Leon Silver 1948 Professor of Geology, California Institute of Technology; member of National Academy of Sciences; winner of NASA Scientific Achievement Medal; trained Apollo astronauts in field geology for their lunar mission
Scott Strickland Major League Baseball player[81]
John Sullivan Football player
Thomas C. Taylor New Mexico politician[82]
Jerry D. Thompson Historian of the American Southwest[83]
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend JD 1978 Former Lieutenant Governor of Maryland; the eldest of Robert F. Kennedy's children[84]
Tom Udall JD 1977 U.S. congressman and senator representing New Mexico[85]
Brian Urlacher 2000 Former NFL player[86]
Carol Jean Vigil First Native American woman to be state district judge in the U.S.[87]
John Wertheim JD 1995 Former member of the Executive Committee of the Democratic National Committee[88]
Cody Willard 1996 Fox Business Network anchor[89]
Ray Wilson Chicago Bears linebacker[86]

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