Lista de ex alumnos de la Universidad Brigham Young

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El Centro de Visitantes y Antiguos Alumnos Gordon B. Hinckley , construido en 2007

Esta lista de ex alumnos de Brigham Young University incluye graduados notables, no titulados antiguos alumnos y estudiantes actuales de la Universidad Brigham Young (BYU), una privada , mixta universidad de investigación propiedad de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días (Iglesia SUD) ubicado en Provo, Utah , Estados Unidos . Es la institución existente más antigua dentro del Sistema Educativo de la Iglesia SUD , es la universidad religiosa más grande de Estados Unidos y tiene la segunda matrícula universitaria privada más grande de los Estados Unidos. ^{[1] [2] [3]}Aproximadamente el 98% de los 34.000 estudiantes de BYU son mormones ; dos tercios de sus estudiantes estadounidenses provienen de fuera del estado de Utah . ^[4] Además de su programa de pregrado, BYU ofrece títulos de posgrado en 47 departamentos e incluye dos escuelas profesionales: Marriott School of Business y J. Reuben Clark Law School . ^[5] BYU tiene aproximadamente 370.000 exalumnos vivos. ^[6]

Más de 26 graduados de BYU han servido en el Senado de los Estados Unidos y la Cámara de Representantes de los Estados Unidos , como el exdecano del Senado de los Estados Unidos, Reed Smoot (clase de 1876). ^{[7] Los} miembros del gabinete de los presidentes estadounidenses incluyen al ex Secretario de Agricultura de los Estados Unidos del presidente Dwight D. Eisenhower , Ezra Taft Benson '26 y Rex E. Lee '60, quien fue Procurador General de los Estados Unidos bajo el presidente Ronald Reagan . Mitt Romney , ex gobernador de Massachusetts y 2008 y 2012El candidato presidencial republicano, era mejor estudiante de su clase en 1971. ^{[ cita requerida ]}

Los ex alumnos de BYU en el mundo académico incluyen al exdecano de la Escuela de Negocios de Harvard Kim B. Clark , vicepresidente de Yale, Scott Strobel '87, y Michael K. Young '73, presidente de la Universidad Texas A&M y ex presidente de la Universidad de Washington . La Universidad también se graduó Premio Nobel ganador Paul D. Boyer , así como Philo Farnsworth (inventor de la televisión electrónica) y Harvey Fletcher (inventor del audífono). Siete de los doce presidentes de BYU eran ex alumnos de la Universidad. ^{[8] Los} ex alumnos de BYU que se han desempeñado como líderes empresariales incluyenEl director financiero de Citigroup, Gary Crittenden '76, el ex director ejecutivo de Dell Kevin Rollins '84, la directora ejecutiva de Deseret Book , Sheri L. Dew , y Matthew K. McCauley, director ejecutivo de la empresa de ropa infantil Gymboree .

En literatura y periodismo, BYU ha producido varios de los autores más vendidos, incluidos Orson Scott Card '75, Brandon Sanderson '00 & '05 y Stephenie Meyer '95. Otras personalidades de los medios incluyen ESPN comentarista deportivo y ex Miss América Sharlene Wells Hawkes '86 y ex co-presentador de CBS 's The Early Show Jane Clayson Johnson '90. En entretenimiento y televisión, BYU está representado por Jon Heder '02 (mejor conocido por su papel de Napoleon Dynamite ), Aaron Eckhart '94, nominado al Globo de Oro y Jeopardy! campeón de todos los tiemposKen Jennings '00. En la industria de la música, BYU está representada por la ex concursante de American Idol Carmen Rasmusen y el director de The Tabernacle Choir en Temple Square , Mack Wilberg .

BYU también ha producido varios líderes religiosos. Los exalumnos han incluido varias Autoridades Generales de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días , incluidos dos presidentes de iglesia ( Thomas S. Monson '74 y Ezra Taft Benson '26), seis apóstoles ( Neil L.Andersen , D. Todd Christofferson ' 69, David A. Bednar '76, Jeffrey R. Holland '65 & '66, Dallin H. Oaks '54 y Reed Smoot 1876), y dos presidentes generales de la Sociedad de Socorro ( Julie B. Beck '73 y Belle Spafford '20 ). ^[9]

Graduados famosos de BYU

Mitt Romney '71, senador estadounidense (Utah), gobernador de Massachusetts Ken Jennings '00, concursante de programa de juegos más ganador de todos los tiempos Aaron Eckhart '94, actor Stephenie Meyer '95, autora de la serie Crepúsculo Steve Young '84 y '94, mariscal de campo del Salón de la Fama del fútbol americano profesional Thomas S. Monson '74, Presidente de La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días

Varios ex alumnos de BYU han tenido éxito en los deportes profesionales, representando a la Universidad en 7 Series Mundiales de MLB , 5 Finales de la NBA y 25 Super Bowls de la NFL . ^[10] En béisbol, los alumnos de BYU incluyen a los All-Stars Rick Aguilera '83, Wally Joyner '84 y Jack Morris '76. Los jugadores de baloncesto profesionales incluyen al tres veces campeón de las Finales de la NBA Danny Ainge '81 y al tres veces medallista olímpico Krešimir Ćosić '73. BYU también cuenta con notables jugadores de fútbol profesional, incluido el MVP del Super Bowl, Steve Young. '84 y '94, Trofeo Heisman ganador Ty Detmer '90, y el ganador del Super Bowl en dos ocasiones Jim McMahon . En golf, los alumnos de BYU incluyen dos grandes ganadores de campeonatos : Johnny Miller ('69) en el US Open de 1973 y el British Open de 1976 y Mike Weir ('92) en el Masters de 2003.

Academia e investigación

Administración universitaria

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Stan L. Albrecht	1966	BS	Decimoquinto presidente de la Universidad Estatal de Utah	[11]
David A. Bednar	1976	MOB ( Marriott )	Decimocuarto presidente de BYU-Idaho	[12]
Michael T. Benson	1990	licenciado en Letras	Tercer presidente de la Coastal Carolina University ; Duodécimo presidente de la Eastern Kentucky University ; decimoquinto presidente de la Universidad del Sur de Utah ; decimocuarto presidente de Snow College	[13]
Alison Davis-Blake	1979 1982	BS MOB ( Marriott )	Octavo presidente de la Universidad de Bentley ; Decano de la Ross School of Business de la Universidad de Michigan	[14]
J. Elliot Cameron	1949 1949	BS MS	Noveno presidente de Snow College ; Sexto presidente de BYU-Hawaii	[15]
Stanford Cazier		(transferido a Utah antes de graduarse)	Decimocuarto presidente de la Universidad Estatal de California, Chico ; duodécimo presidente de la Universidad Estatal de Utah	[dieciséis] [17] [18]
Kim B. Clark		(transferido a la Universidad de Harvard antes de graduarse)	Decimoquinto presidente de BYU-Idaho ; Decano de la Escuela de Negocios de Harvard	[19]
John Maximillian Dunn	1972	Ed.D.	Octavo presidente de la Universidad de Western Michigan	[20]
William G. Dyer	1950 1952	BA MA	Cuarto Decano de BYU Marriott School of Business	[21]
Henry J. Eyring	1985 1989 1989	BS MBA ( Marriott ) JD ( Clark )	Decimoséptimo presidente de BYU-Idaho ; Director del Programa MBA de BYU	[22]
John R. Grout	1984	BS ( Marriott )	Decano de la Escuela de Negocios Campbell de Berry College	[23]
Bruce C. Hafen	1964	licenciado en Letras	Undécimo presidente de BYU-Idaho ; tercer Decano de la Facultad de Derecho J. Reuben Clark	[24]
Franklin S. Harris			Quinto presidente de BYU	[25]
Jeffrey R. Holland	1965 1966	BA MA	Noveno presidente de BYU	[26]
Matthew S. Holland	1991	licenciado en Letras	Primer presidente de la Universidad del Valle de Utah	[27] [28]
Vern O. Knudsen	1915	licenciado en Letras	Canciller de la Universidad de California en Los Ángeles	[29]
Rex E. Lee	1960 1996	BA Hon. DL	Décimo presidente de BYU	[30] [31]
John W. Limbong	1978	SRA	Presidente de la Universidad de International Golden Indonesia	[32] [33]
F. Ann Millner	1986	Ed.D.	Undécimo presidente de la Universidad Estatal de Weber	[16] [34]
Stephen D. Nadauld	1968	BS	Decimoséptimo presidente de Dixie State College ; noveno presidente de la Weber State University ; Director del programa BYU MBA	[35] [36]
Dallin H. Oaks	1954	licenciado en Letras	Octavo presidente de BYU ; Decano interino de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Chicago	[37]
V. Lane Rawlins	1963	BS	Presidente de la Universidad del Norte de Texas ; noveno presidente de la Universidad Estatal de Washington	[38]
Wilson W. Sorenson	1940 1973	BA M.Ed.	Segundo presidente de Utah Technical College (ahora Utah Valley University )	[39]
Scott Strobel	1987	licenciado en Letras	Rector de la Universidad de Yale (2020-presente)
Weldon J. Taylor	1934	BS	Primer decano de BYU Marriott School of Business	[40]
Astrid S. Tuminez	1986	licenciado en Letras	Séptimo presidente de la Universidad del Valle de Utah	[41]
Dale A. Whitman	1963	BS	Ex Decano de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Missouri ; ex presidente de la Asociación de Facultades de Derecho Estadounidenses	[42]
O. Meredith Wilson	1934	licenciado en Letras	Noveno presidente de la Universidad de Oregon (1954-1960); Presidente de la Universidad de Minnesota (1960-1967)	[43] [44]
Kevin J. Worthen	1979 1982	BA JD ( Clark )	Decimotercer presidente de BYU ; quinto Decano de la Facultad de Derecho J. Reuben Clark	[45]
Michael K. Young	1973	licenciado en Letras	Vigésimo quinto y actual presidente de la Texas A&M University ; trigésimo tercer presidente de la Universidad de Washington ; decimoséptimo presidente de la Universidad de Utah ; Decano de la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad George Washington	[46]

Profesores e investigadores

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Randy L. Bott	1988	Ed.D.	Profesor de religión, 2008 Ratemyprofessors.com Mejor profesor	[16] [47] [48]
Paul D. Boyer	1939	BS	Co-ganador del Premio Nobel de Química 1997 por su investigación sobre el mecanismo enzimático subyacente a la síntesis de trifosfato de adenosina (ATP)	[49]
Jeffrey M. Bradshaw		BS	Investigador científico senior del IHMC en el campo de la informática.	[50]
Stephen Cameron	1986	licenciado en Letras	Estudios sobre GED ; Profesor y analista financiero de la Universidad de Columbia	[51] [52] [53]
Clayton M. Christensen	1975	licenciado en Letras	Acuñó el término " tecnología disruptiva "; Profesor de la Escuela de Negocios de Harvard	[54]
J. Scott Dutcher	2002	BS ( Marriott )	Ganador del premio Burton 2006 por logros legales	[55]
Philo Farnsworth	1923 1968	BS Hon. D.Sc.	Co-inventor de la televisión electrónica	[56] [57]
Harvey Fletcher	1907	BS	Físico al que se le atribuye la invención del audífono ; decano fundador de la Facultad de Ingeniería de BYU	[58]
Chauncy Harris	1933	BA ( valedictorian )	Pionero de la geografía moderna y experto en geografía urbana soviética y estadounidense; Primer becario Rhodes de BYU	[59]
Howard Judd	1959	BS	Investigadora médica en el campo de la salud de la mujer	[60]
Charles Reigeluth	1977	Doctor.	Investigador y desarrollador de teoría del diseño instruccional	[61]
Tara Westover	2008	licenciado en Letras	Historiador y autor	[62]
Nathan Whetten	1926 1928	BA MA	Sociólogo; decano de la Escuela de Graduados de la Universidad de Connecticut	[63]
David A. Wiley	2000	Doctor.	Acuñó el término " contenido abierto "	[64]
Angus M. Woodbury	1927	BS	Ecologista de Utah, primer naturalista en el Parque Nacional Zion	[65] [66]

Letras

Nombre	Clase	La licenciatura	Notabilidad	Referencia
Earl W. Bascom	1940	licenciado en Letras	Artista y escultor de vaqueros llamado "vaquero de artistas de vaqueros"	[67]
Don Bluth	1954	licenciado en Letras	Director, productor y animador de películas	[68]
Blair Buswell	1984	licenciado en Letras	Escultor deportivo	[69] [70]
James C. Christensen	1967 1968	BA MA	Pintor de fantasía	[71] [72]
Brian Lee Durfee		BFA	Artista de vida salvaje, paisajes y fantasía, autor de fantasía y terror
Dan Lemmon	1997	BFA	Premio de la Academia -winning artista de efectos visuales de películas como El Señor de los Anillos (2001, 2002, 2003) y El libro de la selva (2016)	[73]
Jon McNaughton		licenciado en Letras	Pintor	[74]
Kathleen Peterson		licenciado en Letras	Pintor	[75]
Reed P. Smoot	1969	BA MA	Director de fotografía maestro	[76]
Rita Wright	1976 1997	BA MA	Historiador de arte, director de museo del Museo de Arte de Springville	[77]

Negocios y Finanzas

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Bill Aho	1983	MBA ( Marriott )	Ex director ejecutivo de ClearPlay Inc.	[78]
Fraser Bullock	1978 1980	BS ( Marriott ) MBA ( Marriott )	Director Gerente de Sorenson Capital; ex director ejecutivo del Comité Olímpico de Salt Lake	[79]
M. Anthony Burns	1963	BS	Ex presidente y director ejecutivo de Ryder Systems	[80] [81]
Dave Checketts	1983	MBA ( Marriott )	Ex presidente del Madison Square Garden ; ex gerente general del Utah Jazz ; propietario de la franquicia de la Major League Soccer , Real Salt Lake ; propietario de la franquicia de la Liga Nacional de Hockey St. Louis Blues	[82]
Jonathan C. Coon	1994	licenciado en Letras	CEO y cofundador de 1-800 Contacts	[83] [84]
Stephen Covey	1994	DRE	Autor del bestseller del New York Times Los siete hábitos de las personas altamente efectivas , incluido en la lista de los 25 estadounidenses más influyentes de la revista Time	[85]
Gary Crittenden	1967	BS ( Marriott )	Director financiero de Citigroup Inc.	[86]
Richard Culatta	2003 2006	BA MS	CEO de la Sociedad Internacional de Tecnología en la Educación	[87]
Sheri L. Dew	1967	licenciado en Letras	CEO de Deseret Book , autor	[88]
Nathan Gwilliam	2014	MBA	Fundador y CEO de Adoption.com	[89]
Josh James		(nunca se graduó)	Fundador y CEO de Domo ; cofundador y ex director ejecutivo de Omniture	[90] [91]
Rex Maughan		(transferido a ASU antes de graduarse)	Fundador, presidente y director ejecutivo de Forever Living Products	[92]
Darl McBride	1984	BS	CEO de The SCO Group	[16] [93]
Bill Nelson	1967	BS ( Marriott )	Ex director ejecutivo de Intermountain Health Care	[16] [94]
Brady Nelson	2002	BS ( Marriott )	Propietario mayoritario de Spokane Shock	[95]
Kevin Rollins	1983 1984	BA MBA ( Marriott )	Ex presidente y director ejecutivo de Dell Computers	[96]
Mitt Romney	1971	BA ( valedictorian )	Fundador de Bain Capital ; ex director ejecutivo de Bain & Company , senador en funciones y los Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno de 2002	[97]
Blake Roney	1983	BS	Fundador y ex presidente de Nu Skin Enterprises	[98]
Aaron Skonnard	1996	BS	CEO y cofundador de Pluralsight	[99]
Ryan Smith	2016	BS ( Marriott )	Propietario del Utah Jazz y cofundador de Qualtrics	[100]
Cydni Tetro	1998	MBA ( Marriott )	CEO de Brandless, cofundadora de Women Tech Council	[101]

Entretenimiento

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Don Collier		licenciado en Letras	Actor de cine y televisión occidental	[102]
Jeremy Coon	2002	licenciado en Letras	Productor de la película Napoleon Dynamite	[103]
C. Jay Cox	1986	licenciado en Letras	Director y guionista	[104]
Brian Crane	1973	licenciado en Letras	Creador de la tira cómica Pickles	[105] [106]
Mitch Davis	mil novecientos ochenta y dos	licenciado en Letras	Director de cine y productor	[107]
Curt Doussett		licenciado en Letras	Actor , presentador de Hazard Pay de Discovery Channel , propietario de ComedySportz Utah	[108] [109]
Richard Dutcher	1988	licenciado en Letras	Director de cine , productor y actor ; "padre del cine mormón "	[110]
Aaron Eckhart	1994	licenciado en Letras	Actor de cine nominado al Globo de Oro mejor conocido por sus papeles en Thank You For Smoking (2006), Erin Brockovich (2000), Paycheck (2003) y The Dark Knight (2008).	[111]
Mireille Enos	1997	licenciado en Letras	Actor de cine y televisión nominado al premio Tony	[16] [112]
Steven Fales	1994	licenciado en Letras	Dramaturgo y actor	[16] [113]
Jon Heder	2004	BFA	Actor en Napoleon Dynamite (2004), Just Like Heaven (2005), The Benchwarmers (2006), School for Scoundrels (2006), Blades of Glory (2007)	[16] [114]
Brett Helquist	1993	BFA	Ilustrador mejor conocido por su trabajo en A Series of Unfortunate Events	[115]
Jared y Jerusha Hess	2002	licenciado en Letras	Directores y guionistas de Napoleon Dynamite (2004) y Nacho Libre (2006)	[116]
Ken Jennings	2000 2000	BA BS	¡Peligro! campeón de todos los tiempos	[117]
Neil LaBute	1995	licenciado en Letras	Director de cine, guionista, dramaturgo	[16] [118]
Kieth Merrill	1967	licenciado en Letras	Premio de la Academia director de cine -winning	[16] [119]
Aaron Ruell	2001	licenciado en Letras	Actor, cineasta	[16] [120]
Tim Skousen	2001	licenciado en Letras	Cineasta , The Sasquatch Gang (2006)	[16] [121]
Daryn Tufts	1998	licenciado en Letras	Director y guionista	[122]
Johnny Whitaker	1986	licenciado en Letras	Actor mejor conocido por su papel en Family Affair	[123]

Gobierno, leyes y políticas públicas

Jueces de la Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
George Sutherland	1881	licenciado en Letras	Juez Asociado de la Corte Suprema de los Estados Unidos	[124]

Jueces de circuito de EE. UU.

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Jay S. Bybee	1977 1980	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez principal de circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Noveno Circuito	[125]
Thomas B. Griffith	1978	licenciado en Letras	Ex juez de circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el circuito del Distrito de Columbia	[126]
Kent A. Jordan	1981	licenciado en Letras	Juez de circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el tercer circuito
Monroe G. McKay	1957	BS	Ex Juez Jefe de Circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Décimo Circuito	[127]
Ryan D. Nelson	1996 1999	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez de Circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Noveno Circuito
Richard Páez	1969	licenciado en Letras	Juez de Circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Noveno Circuito	[128]
Randall Ray Rader	1974	licenciado en Letras	Ex Juez Jefe de Circuito de los Estados Unidos para la Corte de Apelaciones de los Estados Unidos para el Circuito Federal	[129] [130]
Milán Smith	1966	licenciado en Letras	Juez de Circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Noveno Circuito	[131]
N. Randy Smith	1974 1977	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez principal de circuito de EE. UU. Para la Corte de Apelaciones de EE. UU. Para el Noveno Circuito	[132]

Jueces de los tribunales supremos estatales

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
G. Richard Bevan	1984 1987	BS JD ( Clark )	Presidente del Tribunal Supremo de Idaho
Matthew B. Durrant	1981	licenciado en Letras	Juez, Corte Suprema de Utah	[133]
Charles E. Jones	1959	licenciado en Letras	Ex presidente de la Corte Suprema de Justicia de Arizona	[134]
Thomas Rex Lee	1988	licenciado en Letras	Juez, Corte Suprema de Utah	[135]
Gregory Moeller	1987 1990	BS JD ( Clark )	Justicia, Corte Suprema de Idaho	[136]
Dallin H. Oaks	1954	licenciado en Letras	Ex juez, Corte Suprema de Utah	[37]

Jueces de distrito de EE. UU.

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
David Barlow	1995	licenciado en Letras	Juez de distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de distrito de EE. UU. Para el distrito de Utah	[137]
Dee Benson	1973 1976	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez del Tribunal de Vigilancia de Inteligencia Extranjera	[138]
Roger L. Hunt	1966	licenciado en Letras	Ex Juez Principal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Distrito de Nevada	[139]
Lloyd D. George	1955	BS	Ex Juez Principal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE . UU. Para el Distrito de Nevada ; Lloyd D. George Federal Courthouse homónimo	[140]
Robert Clive Jones	1971	BS	Ex Juez Principal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Distrito de Nevada
Dale A. Kimball	1964	licenciado en Letras	Juez de distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de distrito de EE. UU. Para el distrito de Utah	[141]
Michael W. Mosman	1984	JD ( Clark )	Juez Jefe de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Distrito de Oregón	[142]
Howard C. Nielson Jr.	1992	licenciado en Letras	Juez de distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de distrito de EE. UU. Para el distrito de Utah	[143]
David Nuffer	1975 1978	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez Jefe de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Distrito de Utah	[144]
David Nye	1982 1986	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez de Distrito de los Estados Unidos del Tribunal de Distrito de los Estados Unidos para el Distrito de Idaho
David Sam	1957	BS	Juez de distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de distrito de EE. UU. Para el distrito de Utah	[145] </ref>
G. Murray Snow	1984 1987	BA JD ( Clark )	Juez de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de Distrito de EE. UU. Para el Distrito de Arizona	[146] </ref>
Clark Waddoups	1970	licenciado en Letras	Juez de distrito de EE. UU. Para el Tribunal de distrito de EE. UU. Para el distrito de Utah	[147]

Miembros del Congreso de los Estados Unidos

Nota: "D" indica un demócrata mientras que "R" indica un republicano .

Senadores

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Marian Bergeson	1949	licenciado en Letras	Exsenador (R) de California	[148]
Mike Crapo	1973	licenciado en Letras	Senador (R) de Idaho	[149]
Jeff Flake	1986 1987	BA MA	Ex Senador (R) de Arizona ; nominado a embajador de los Estados Unidos en Turquía	[150]
Orrin Hatch	1958	licenciado en Letras	Ex Senador (R) de Utah ; Presidente Pro Tempore	[151]
William H. King	1887	BS	Exsenador (D) de Utah	[152]
Mike Lee	1994 1997	BS JD ( Clark )	Senador (R) de Utah	[153]
Bert H. Miller	1901		Ex Senador (D) de Idaho	[154]
Mitt Romney	1971	licenciado en Letras	Senador (R) de Utah, septuagésimo gobernador de Massachusetts , candidato presidencial republicano de 2012	[155] [156]
Gordon H. Smith	1976	licenciado en Letras	Exsenador (R) de Oregon , director ejecutivo de la Asociación Nacional de Locutores	[157]
Reed Smoot	1876	Diploma de escuela secundaria	Exsenador (R) de Utah
George Sutherland	1881		Exsenador (R) de Utah	[124]
Arthur Vivian Watkins	-	(nunca se graduó)	Exsenador (R) de Utah	[158]
Kyrsten Sinema	1995	licenciado en Letras	Senador (D) de Arizona	[159] [160]

Representantes

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Raúl Labrador	1992	licenciado en Letras	Representante (R) del primer distrito del Congreso de Idaho	[161]
Jason Chaffetz	1989	licenciado en Letras	Ex Representante (R) del tercer distrito del Congreso de Utah
Chris Cannon	1974 1980	BA JD ( Clark )	Ex Representante (R) del tercer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[162]
Don B. Colton	1896	licenciado en Letras	Ex Representante (R) del primer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[163]
Henry Aldous Dixon	1914		Ex Representante (R) del primer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[164]
Eni Fa'aua'a Hunkin Faleomavaega, Jr.	1966	licenciado en Letras	Ex delegado al Congreso (D) de Samoa Americana	[165]
Enid Greene	1983	JD ( Clark )	Ex Representante (R) del segundo distrito del Congreso de Utah	[166]
Ralph R. Harding	1956		Ex Representante (D) del segundo distrito del Congreso de Idaho	[167]
William H. King	1887	BS	Ex Representante (D) del primer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[152]
JW Robinson	1909	BS	Ex Representante (D) del segundo distrito del Congreso de Utah	[168]
Matt Salmon	1986	MPA ( Marriott )	Ex Representante (R) del primer distrito del Congreso de Arizona	[169]
Jeff Flake	1986 1987	BA MA	Ex Representante (R) del sexto distrito del Congreso de Arizona	[170]
Buck McKeon	1985	licenciado en Letras	Ex Representante (R) del distrito 25 del Congreso de California	[171]
Bill Orton	1973 1979	BA JD ( Clark )	Ex Representante (D) del tercer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[172]
Ron Packard	1975	BS	Ex Representante (R) de los distritos electorales 43 y 48 de California	[173]
Pastor Karen	1963	MAMÁ	Ex Representante (D) del segundo distrito del Congreso de Utah	[174]
Kyrsten Sinema	1995	licenciado en Letras	Ex Representante (D) del noveno distrito del Congreso de Arizona
George Sutherland	1881	licenciado en Letras	Ex Representante (R) del primer distrito del Congreso de Utah	[124]

Gobernadores de Estados Unidos

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Norman H. Bangerter	1955	licenciado en Letras	Decimotercer gobernador de Utah	[176]
Henry H. Blood			Séptimo gobernador de Utah	[177]
Culbert Olson	1895	licenciado en Letras	Vigésimo noveno gobernador de California	[178]
Mitt Romney	1971	licenciado en Letras	Septuagésimo gobernador de Massachusetts , candidato presidencial republicano de 2012	[156]
Olene S. Walker	1953	BS	Decimoquinto gobernador de Utah	[179]
Gary Herbert			Decimoséptimo gobernador de Utah	[180]

Funcionarios gubernamentales fuera de EE. UU.

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Cindy Ady	1979	licenciado en Letras	Ex miembro de la Asamblea Legislativa de Alberta , Canadá	[181]
Krešimir Ćosić	1973	licenciado en Letras	Ex diplomático croata en EE. UU.	[182]
Jeffrey Max Jones	mil novecientos ochenta y dos	licenciado en Letras	Ex Subsecretario de Agricultura, México	[dieciséis]
Greg Melchin	1977	licenciado en Letras	Exministro de Energía de Alberta; ex miembro de la Asamblea Legislativa de Alberta	[183]
Bhichit Rattakul	1976	Doctor.	Ex gobernador de Bangkok, Tailandia	[184] [185] [186]
Sí, samake		MPP	Embajador de Malí en India, candidato presidencial de Malí en 2013 y ex alcalde de Ouelessebougou	[187] [188]

Miembros del gabinete de Estados Unidos

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Ezra Taft Benson	1926	BS	Secretario de Agricultura de los Estados Unidos para ambas administraciones de Dwight D. Eisenhower	[189]

Otras figuras políticas y legales de EE. UU.

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Brady Brammer	2004 2007 2008	BA JD MPA	Miembro (R) de la Cámara de Representantes de Utah	[190]
Joseph A. Cannon	1974 1977	BA JD ( Clark )	Ex presidente del Partido Republicano de Utah , actual editor gerente de Deseret News	[191]
Kathleen Clark	-	(nunca se graduó) ( Clark )	Director de la Oficina de Administración de Tierras de EE. UU.	[192]
Kristen Cox	1995	BS	Nombrado por George W. Bush como Asistente Especial del Comisionado de Administración de Servicios de Rehabilitación en el Departamento de Educación de EE . UU .
Larry EchoHawk	1970	BS	Ex Fiscal General de Idaho , Subsecretario de Asuntos Indígenas de la administración de Barack Obama	[193]
Rex E. Lee	1960 1996	BA Hon. DL	Ex procurador general de EE. UU.	[30] [31]
Marlo Oaks		BS	Tesorero del estado de Utah
Roger B. Porter	1970	licenciado en Letras	Director de la Oficina de Desarrollo de Políticas de la Casa Blanca en la administración Reagan ; Secretario Ejecutivo de la Junta de Política Económica del Presidente durante la administración Ford ; Becario de Rhodes ; Profesor de Harvard de negocios y gobierno	[16] [194]
Rory Reid	1985 1988	BA JD ( Clark )	Ex presidente de la Comisión del Condado de Clark , Nevada	[195] [196]
Ronna Romney McDaniel		licenciado en Letras	Presidenta del Comité Nacional Republicano	[197]
Kyle Sampson	1993	licenciado en Letras	Ex Jefe de Gabinete y consejero del Fiscal General de los Estados Unidos, Alberto Gonzales ; actor clave en la controversia en torno al despido de los fiscales de EE. UU.	[16] [198]
Paull Shin	1962	licenciado en Letras	Miembro (D) del Senado del Estado de Washington	[16] [199]
Scott Smith	1980	BS	Trigésimo octavo alcalde de Mesa, Arizona	[200]
Nick Udall	1936		Ex alcalde de Phoenix, Arizona	[16] [201]
Paul M. Warner	1973 1976 1984	BA JD ( Clark ) MPA ( Marriott )	Presidente del Comité Asesor de Fiscales Federales del Procurador General	[202]
Lawrence Wasden	mil novecientos ochenta y dos	licenciado en Letras	Fiscal General de Idaho ; Presidente, Asociación Nacional de Procuradores Generales	[203]
Noall Wootton	1961	licenciado en Letras	El fiscal del condado que procesó a Gary Gilmore , la primera persona ejecutada en Estados Unidos después de que se restableciera la pena de muerte en 1976; interpretado por Charles Cyphers en la película The Executioner's Song	[204]

Periodismo y medios

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Carlos Amezcua	1975	licenciado en Letras	Presentador de KTTV, afiliada de Fox en Los Ángeles, California ; ex presentador matutino de KTLA	[16] [205]
Heather Armstrong	1997	licenciado en Letras	Autor del popular blog dooce	[206]
Steve Benson	1978	BFA	Dibujante editorial ganador del Premio Pulitzer	[207]
Clayton Brough	1974	BS MS	Weatherman de ABC 4	[208]
Joe Dana	2003	licenciado en Letras	Ancla para KPNX, afiliada de NBC en Phoenix, Arizona	[16] [209]
Kent Dana	1968	licenciado en Letras	Ancla para KPHO, afiliada de CBS ; "Decano" de presentadores de noticias del Valle en el área metropolitana de Phoenix, Arizona	[210]
Steve Eagar	1987	licenciado en Letras	Ancla para KDFW, afiliada de Fox en Dallas / Fort Worth, Texas	[16] [211]
Amy Freeze	1995	licenciado en Letras	Meteorólogo del WFLD, afiliado de Fox en Chicago, Illinois	[16] [212]
Pete Grigsby	1989	licenciado en Letras	Meteorólogo de KMBC, afiliada de ABC en Kansas City, Missouri	[16] [213]
Jane Clayson Johnson	1990	licenciado en Letras	Ex coanfitrión de The Early Show en CBS	[214]
Gifford Nielsen	1983	licenciado en Letras	Locutor deportivo para KUHF Houston	[16] [215]
Kelsey Nixon	2007	licenciado en Letras	Chef de televisión	[216]
Dick Nourse	1962	licenciado en Letras	Ex presentadora de KSL-TV, afiliada de NBC en Salt Lake City, Utah	[16] [217]
Art Rascon	1985	licenciado en Letras	Ancla para KTRK, afiliada de ABC en Houston, Texas	[218] [219]
Jim Siebert	1992	licenciado en Letras	Meteorólogo del afiliado de Fox KRIV en Houston, Texas	[220] [221]
Vai Sikahema	2002	licenciado en Letras	Director deportivo y presentador de WCAU, afiliada de NBC en Filadelfia, Pensilvania	[16] [222]
Ben Swann	1993	licenciado en Letras	Periodista de investigación y presentador de noticias, premio Edward R. Murrow y el premio Emmy ganador	[223]
Ruth Todd	1983	licenciado en Letras	Ex presentadora de KSL-TV, afiliada de NBC y KTVX, afiliada de ABC en Salt Lake City, Utah	[16] [224]
Holly Rowe		(transferido a Utah antes de graduarse)	Telecaster deportivo nominado al Emmy, escritor y productor de ESPN , KBYU y FOX13.	[225] [226]

Literatura, redacción y traducción

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Elizabeth H. Boyer			Autor de la serie de novelas de fantasía de Alfar influenciada por la mitología nórdica
Juanita Brooks	1925	licenciado en Letras	Autor de La masacre de Mountain Meadows	[16] [227]
Tarjeta Orson Scott	1975	licenciado en Letras	Autor de Ender's Game (serie) , ganador de dos premios Hugo y Nebula	[228]
Becca Fitzpatrick	2001	BS	Autor de la serie Hush, Hush
Steven L. Kent	1986 1990	BA MA	Escritor, conocido por el periodismo de videojuegos y las novelas de ciencia ficción militar.	[16] [229]
Stephenie Meyer	1995	licenciado en Letras	Autor de la serie Crepúsculo y The Host	[230]
James Dashner	1999 1999	BA MA	Autor de The Maze Runner (serie)
Brian Evenson	1989	licenciado en Letras	Autor de Father of Lies y ganador de tres premios O. Henry	[231] [232]
Brian McClellan	2009	licenciado en Letras	Autor de la trilogía The Powder Mage
Brandon Mull	2000	licenciado en Letras	Autor de la serie de fantasía Fablehaven más vendida del New York Times	[16] [233]
Joe Navarro	1975	BS	Ex perfilador psicológico del FBI y autor de Tipos de personalidad peligrosos y otros libros sobre la decodificación del comportamiento humano.
Jay A. Parry	1974	licenciado en Letras	Autor de LDS no ficción, mejor conocido por la compilación de Deseret Book 's más queridos y todos los días serie	[234]
Kerry Patterson	1976	MOB ( Marriott )	Coautor del best seller del New York Times Crucial Conversations	[235]
Carol Lynn Pearson	1968	licenciado en Letras	Autor del musical My Turn On Earth	[236]
Brandon Sanderson	2000 2005	BA MA	Autor de The Stormlight Archive , la serie Mistborn y los últimos tres libros de la serie The Wheel of Time de Robert Jordan , recibió un premio Hugo y un premio David Gemmell Legend	[237] [238]
Samuel W. Taylor	1930		Autor de cuentos en el que los de Disney películas El profesor distraído , Flubber y Son of Flubber se basaron	[16] [239]
Robison Wells	2009	MBA ( Marriott )	Autor de The Counterfeit , presidente de los premios Whitney	[240]
Jack Weyland	1969	Doctor.	Autor de Charly	[16] [241]

Música

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Kurt Bestor	1993	licenciado en Letras	Premio Emmy -winning y Grammy nominado compositor	[242] [243]
Elaine Bradley		BS	Baterista de los ganadores del premio Billboard Music, Neon Trees	[244]
Ariel Bybee	1965	BS	Mezzosoprano en el Metropolitan Opera durante 18 temporadas	[243]
Sam Cardon	1993	licenciado en Letras	Compositor ganador del premio Emmy	[243] [245]
Rob Gardner		BS	Compositor	[246]
Daniel E. Gawthrop	1988	BM	Compositor	[243]
Gregg Hale	-	Transferido a UVU en 2001	Guitarrista de Spiritualized
Merrill Jenson	1980	BM	Compositor de películas para múltiples películas IMAX y SUD, incluidos The Testaments of One Fold y One Shepherd	[243] [247]
Michael McLean	1974	BM	Compositor y productor	[243]
Janice Kapp Perry	1960	BM	Compositor	[243] [248]
Carmen Rasmusen	-	(nunca se graduó)	Cantante y compositora de música country; ex concursante de American Idol	[249]
Daniel Reynolds	-	(nunca se graduó)	Cantante principal de los ganadores del premio Grammy Imagine Dragons , ganador del Premio Hal David Starlight del Salón de la Fama de los Compositores	[250]
Lindsey Stirling	2015	BS ( Marriott )	Premio Billboard de la Música -winning y Premio Emmy nominado violinista	[16] [251]
Dan Truman	1984	licenciado en Letras	Teclados / piano para los ganadores del premio Grammy Diamond Rio	[243] [252]
Mack Wilberg	1979	BM	Director Musical, The Tabernacle Choir en Temple Square ; compositor y arreglista	[253] [254]

Religión

Nota: Todos los puestos enumerados pertenecen a La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días, a menos que se indique lo contrario.

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Neil L. Andersen			Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[255]
Julie B. Beck	1973	BS	Decimoquinta Presidenta General de la Sociedad de Socorro	[9] [16]
David A. Bednar	1976	MOB ( Marriott )	Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[12]
Ezra Taft Benson	1926	BS	Decimotercer presidente de la Iglesia	[189]
D. Todd Christofferson	1969	licenciado en Letras	Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[256]
Mary N. Cook	1973 1985	BA Ed.S.	Miembro de la Presidencia General de las Mujeres Jóvenes	[257]
John B. Dickson		BS ( Marriott )	Miembro del Segundo Quórum de los Setenta	[258]
Gerrit W. Gong		licenciado en Letras	Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[259]
Bruce C. Hafen	1964	licenciado en Letras	Miembro del Primer Quórum de los Setenta	[24]
Jeffrey R. Holland	1965 1966	BA MA	Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[26]
Jay E. Jensen	1967 1974 1988	BA MA Ed.D.	Miembro de la Presidencia de los Setenta	[260]
Ardeth G. Kapp	1964	Medicina.	Novena Presidenta General de las Mujeres Jóvenes	[261]
Thomas S. Monson	1974 1981	MBA ( Marriott ) Excmo. DL	Decimosexto presidente de la Iglesia	[262] [263]
Stephen D. Nadauld	1968	BS	Ex miembro del Segundo Quórum de los Setenta	[35]
Dallin H. Oaks	1954	licenciado en Letras	Miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[37]
Russell T. Osguthorpe	1971 1973 1975	BA MA Ph.D.	Presidente General de la Escuela Dominical	[264]
Reed Smoot	1876	licenciado en Letras	Ex miembro del Quórum de los Doce Apóstoles	[7]
Belle Spafford	1920	licenciado en Letras	Novena Presidenta General de la Sociedad de Socorro	[265]
Bradley R. Wilcox	1985	BS Medicina.	Orador y autor religioso	[266] [267]

Reformas sociales

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Randy Thorsteinson		(nunca se graduó)	Ex líder del Partido Alianza de Alberta ; exlíder del Partido de Crédito Social de Alberta	[268]

Deportes

Béisbol

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Danny Ainge	1981	licenciado en Letras	Ex segunda base de los Toronto Blue Jays de la MLB y actualmente presidente de operaciones de baloncesto de los Boston Celtics.	[269] [270]
Rick Aguilera	1983	licenciado en Letras	Ex lanzador de cuatro equipos de la MLB , ganador de las Series Mundiales de 1986 y 1991 , tres veces All-Star	[271]
Jeremy Guthrie		(transferido a Stanford antes de graduarse)	Ex lanzador de cinco equipos de la MLB , participante en la Serie Mundial 2014	[272]
Ken Hunt	1983	BS	El ex lanzador de Grandes Ligas Rojos de Cincinnati , participante en el 1961 World Series	[16] [273]
Wally Joyner	1984	licenciado en Letras	Ex primera base de cinco equipos de la MLB , All-Star de 1986 , actual entrenador de bateo de los Tigres de Detroit.	[274]
Jack Morris	1976	licenciado en Letras	Ex lanzador de cinco equipos de la MLB ; ganador de las Series Mundiales de 1984 , 1991 (MVP), 1992 y 1993 ; cinco veces All-Star	[275]
Cory Snyder	1986	licenciado en Letras	Ex jardinero de cinco equipos de la MLB , medallista de plata olímpica de 1984	[276]
Kevin Towers	mil novecientos ochenta y dos	licenciado en Letras	Ex gerente general de los Padres de San Diego y los Diamondbacks de Arizona	[80] [277]

Baloncesto

Nombre	Año (s) de clase	Grado (s)	Notabilidad	Referencia
Danny Ainge	1981	licenciado en Letras	Director general de la NBA Boston Celtics ; ex entrenador en jefe de los Phoenix Suns y escolta de cuatro equipos de la NBA; ganador de las Finales de la NBA de 1984 y 1986 ; Ganador del premio John R. Wooden	[269]
Ambrosia Anderson	2006	BS	Delantero de la liga europea femenina Siemens ( Grecia ); ex jugadora de dos equipos de la WNBA	[16] [278]
Rafael Araújo	2004	BS	Centro del Clube de Regatas do Flamengo en Brasil; ex jugador en dos equipos de la NBA	[16] [279]
Shawn Bradley	1993	licenciado en Letras	Ex centro de tres equipos de la NBA ; ex jugador de la selección nacional de baloncesto de Alemania	[269]
Krešimir Ćosić	1973	BS	Ex centro y entrenador en jefe de las ligas europeas de baloncesto ; medallista olímpico en tres ocasiones con Yugoslavia ( Oro en 1980 ); nombrado uno de los 50 mayores contribuyentes de la Euroliga ; Miembro del Salón de la Fama del Baloncesto Universitario , FIBA y Naismith Memorial	[280] [281]
Devin Durrant	1984	BS	Delantero All-American en BYU en 1984, jugó profesionalmente en la NBA y en Europa.	[16][282]
Jimmer Fredette	2011	B.A.	2011 national men's basketball college player of the year, formerly with the Sacramento Kings, Chicago Bulls, New Orleans Pelicans, New York Knicks, and San Antonio Spurs; CBA International MVP (2017), currently with Shanghai Sharks	[283][284][285]
Bernie Fryer	1972	B.S.	VP and Director of Officials for the NBA; former NBA referee for 28 seasons; former player for one ABA and two NBA teams	[286][287][288]
Travis Hansen	2003	B.S.	Former player for NBA's Atlanta Hawks and in Real Madrid of Europe	[16][289]
Greg Kite	1983	B.S.	Former center for six NBA teams, winner of 1984 and 1986 NBA Finals, current commissioner of the Florida Basketball Association	[16][290]
Dick Nemelka	1966	B.S.	Former ABA basketball player and All-American	[291]
Fred Roberts	1982	B.S.	Former power forward for six NBA teams	[16][292]
Michael Smith	1988	B.A.	All-American forward at BYU in 1988, played professionally in the NBA and Europe, currently a television broadcaster for the Los Angeles Clippers	[16][293]
Erin Thorn	2003	B.S.	Former guard in the WNBA	[16][294]

• Elijah Bryant (born 1995) - basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League

Football

Name	Class year(s)	Degree(s)	Notability	Reference
Ziggy Ansah	2012	B.A.	Defensive end for the NFL's Detroit Lions	[295]
John Beck	2006	B.A.	Former quarterback for the NFL's Washington Redskins; former quarterback for the BC Lions of the Canadian Football League	[16][296]
Brian Billick	2006	B.A.	Former head coach for the NFL's Baltimore Ravens, leading team to Super Bowl XXXV win in 2001	[16][297]
Jason Buck	1986	B.A.	Former defensive lineman for the NFL's Cincinnati Bengals and Washington Redskins, winner of Super Bowl XXVI in 1992, winner of the Outland Trophy in 1986	[16][298]
Ben Cahoon	1998	B.S.	Former slotback for the CFL's Montreal Alouettes, 2002 and 2003 CFL Most Outstanding Canadian, winner of 91st Grey Cup (2003–MVP), CFL all-time receptions leader	[16][299][300]
Todd Christensen	1978	B.S.	Former tight end for the NFL's Oakland Raiders and New York Giants; winner of Super Bowl XV in 1981; former ESPN commentator for 23 years	[16][301]
Austin Collie	—	(never graduated)	Former wide receiver for the NFL, 2009 AFC Champion	[302]
Gary Crowton	1983	B.A.	Former head coach for BYU and Louisiana Tech University; former offensive coordinator for the University of Oregon, Louisiana State University, and the Chicago Bears	[303]
Ryan Denney	2002	B.S.	Former defensive end for the NFL's Buffalo Bills	[16][304]
Ty Detmer	1990	B.S.	Former quarterback for six NFL teams, 1990 Heisman Trophy winner	[16][305]
LaVell Edwards	1978	Ed.D.	Former head coach for BYU, leading university to 1984 NCAA Division I-A national football championship; College Football Hall of Fame inductee	[306]
Alani Fua	2014	B.S.	Linebacker for the NFL's Arizona Cardinals	[16][307]
Kurt Gouveia	—	(never graduated)	Former linebacker for the NFL's Washington Redskins, winner of Super Bowl XXII and Super Bowl XXVI, current linebacker coach for the Sacramento Mountain Lions	[308]
Travis Hall	1995	B.S.	Defensive tackle for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers, winner of Super Bowl XXXIII in 1999, founder of ProSpot Fitness	[309]
Chris Hoke	2001	B.A.	Former defensive tackle and Super Bowl XL winner	[16][310]
Tom Holmoe	1983 1995	B.S. M.S.	Former defensive end for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers where he won Super Bowls XIX, XXIII, and XXIX; former head coach for the University of California, Berkeley; current athletic director at BYU	[16][311]
Paul Howard	1972		Former offensive guard for the NFL's Denver Broncos	[312]
Lee Johnson	1985	B.S.	Former punter for six NFL teams, winner of Super Bowl XXIII in 1989	[16][313]
Doug Jolley	2002	B.A.	Former tight end for the NFL's Oakland Raiders, New York Jets and Tampa Bay Buccaneers	[16][314]
Brett Keisel	2001	B.A.	Defensive end for the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers; Pro Bowl player in 2010, winner of Super Bowls XL and XLIII	[315]
Bronson Kaufusi	2016	B.A.	Defensive end for the NFL's Baltimore Ravens; Drafted in 2016 NFL Draft 70th overall	[316]
Mike Leach	1983	B.A.	former Head coach at Washington State University and current head coach at Mississippi State University	[16][317][318]
Chad Lewis	1997	B.A.	Former tight end, winner of Super Bowl XXXIV in 2000, three-time Pro Bowl selection	[16][319]
Reno Mahe	2003	B.S.	Former running back for the NFL's Philadelphia Eagles, All-Pro selection in 2005	[16][320]
Jim McMahon	2014	B.A.	Former quarterback for seven NFL teams, winner of Super Bowl's XX (1986) and XXXI (1997), Pro Bowl selection, Davey O'Brien Award winner	[321][322]
Jason Mathews	1993	B.A.	Former offensive tackle for the NFL's Indianapolis Colts and Tennessee Titans	[323]
Rob Morris	2000	B.A.	Former linebacker for the NFL's Indianapolis Colts, winner of Super Bowl XLI in 2007	[16][324]
Dennis Patera	1968	B.S.	Former placekicker for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers	[16][325]
Bart Oates	1985	B.S. (Marriott)	Former center for the NFL's San Francisco 49ers, New York Giants, and Philadelphia/Baltimore Stars; led team to Super Bowl XXI win in 1986, Super Bowl XXV win in 1990, and Super Bowl XXIX win in 1994	[16]
Orrin Olsen	1976	B.A.	Former center for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs	[16]
Evan Pilgrim	1994	B.A.	Former offensive guard for the NFL's Chicago Bears, Tennessee Oilers, Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos, played in Super Bowl XXXIII in 1999	[326]
Dennis Pitta	2009	B.A.	Starting tight end for the NFL's Baltimore Ravens, Super Bowl XLVII champion	[327]
Andy Reid	1982	B.S.	Head Coach of the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs and Super Bowl LIV champion, participant in Super Bowl XXXIX in 2004 with the Philadelphia Eagles, AP Coach of the Year in 2002
Golden Richards	—	(never graduated)	Former wide receiver for the NFL's Dallas Cowboys, winner of Super Bowl XII in 1978	[328]
Steve Sarkisian	1997	B.A.	Former Head coach at the University of Southern California	[329]
Kalani Sitake	2000	B.A.	Head coach at the Brigham Young University	[330][331]
Vai Sikahema	2002	B.A.	Former kick returner for three NFL teams, two-time Pro Bowl selection	[16][332]
Daniel Sorensen			Safety for the NFL's Kansas City Chiefs
John Tait	1999	B.S.	Former offensive tackle for the NFL's Chicago Bears	[16][333]
Glen Titensor	1980	B.S.	Former offensive guard for the NFL's Dallas Cowboys	[334]
Uani Unga	—	(never graduated)	Linebacker for the NFL's New York Giants	[335]
Kyle Van Noy	2013	B.A.	Outside linebacker for the NFL's New England Patriots	[336]
Fred Whittingham	1963		Former defensive coordinator for the Oakland Raiders	[337]
Kyle Whittingham	1984 1987	B.S. M.A.	Head coach for the University of Utah	[16][338]
Jamaal Williams			Running back for the NFL's Greenbay Packers
Marc Wilson	1979		Quarterback for the NFL's Oakland Raiders, Greenbay Packers and New England Patriots. Consensus All-American 1979.
Steve Young	1983 1994	B.A. J.D. (Clark)	Former quarterback for the NFL and USFL; winner of Super Bowls XXIII (1989), XXIV (1990), and XXIX (1995–MVP); seven-time Pro Bowl selection; Davey O'Brien Award winner; Pro and College Football Hall of Fame inductee	[339]

Track and field

Name	Class year(s)	Degree(s)	Notability	Reference
Ed Eyestone	1985 1990	B.S. M.S.	Marathon runner for American Samoa in the 1988 and 1992 Summer Olympics; former Head Coach for BYU cross-country team	[16][340]
Frankie Fredericks	1987	B.A.	Namibian sprinter and four-time Olympic silver medalist	[341]
Tiffany Lott-Hogan	1998	B.S.	World record holder in the 55-meter hurdles	[16][80]
Henry Marsh	1978	B.A.	Long-distance runner for the United States and three-time Olympian	[16][342]
Leonard Myles-Mills	1999	B.A.	Sprinter for Ghana in the 2004 Summer Olympics	[343]
Doug Padilla	1983	B.S.	Long-distance runner for the United States in the 1984 Summer Olympics	[16][344]
Jared Ward	2015	B.S. M.S.	Long-distance runner, multiple-time national champion, and qualifier for 2016 Olympics in the marathon	[16][345]

Soccer

Name	Class year(s)	Degree(s)	Notability	Reference
Lindsi Lisonbee Cutshall	2012	B.S.	Professional soccer player for Sky Blue FC, National Women's Soccer League	[346]
Shauna Rohbock	1999	B.S.	Bobsled silver medalist at 2006 Winter Olympics, former professional soccer player for WUSA's San Diego Spirit	[16][347]
Ashley Hatch			Professional soccer player for NWSL Washington Spirit, USWNT player	[348]
Michele Vasconcelos			Professional soccer player for NWSL Chicago Redstars	[349]
Aleisha Cramer	2005	B.S.	Former USWNT player	[350]
Nádia Gomes			Former professional soccer player for NWSL Orlando Pride, Current Portugal Women's National Football Team player	[351]
Katie Larkin	2009	B.S	Former professional soccer player for WPS team the Atlanta Beat

Other sports

Name	Class year(s)	Degree(s)	Notability	Reference
Earl Bascom	1940	B.A.	Professional rodeo cowboy, World Record holder, Cowboy Hall of Fame inductee	[352]
Werner Hoeger	1978	Ed.D.	Olympic luge athlete, 2002 Winter Olympics, 2006 Winter Olympics	[353]
Casey Jennings	2000	B.S.	Professional beach volleyball player, four-time AVP champion	[16][354]
Arielle Martin	2007	B.S.	Professional BMX rider	[355][356][357]
Travis Marx	—	(never graduated)	3rd in NJCAA for wrestling; current mixed martial artist	[358]
Hugh McCutcheon	1993 1998 1999	B.S. M.S. EMBA (Marriott)	Head Coach of USA Men's Volleyball Team	[16][359]
Johnny Miller	1969	B.A.	Former professional golfer; winner of 1973 U.S. Open, 1976 British Open	[16][360]
Ed Parker	1956	B.A.	Founder of American Kenpo karate and 10th degree black belt	[361]
Ken Patera	1987	B.S.	Former professional wrestler and Olympic weightlifter	[16][362][363]
Jean Saubert	1967	MRE	U.S. alpine skier who won silver and bronze medals at the 1964 Winter Olympics	[16][364]
Chael Sonnen	—	(attended)	professional mixed martial artist, currently competing for Bellator MMA, previously with the Ultimate Fighting Championship	[365]
Mike Weir	1992	B.S.	Professional golfer; winner of 2003 Masters Tournament and Lou Marsh Trophy	[16][366]

Other

Name	Class year(s)	Degree(s)	Notability	Reference
Dave Crenshaw	2000	B.S. (Marriott)	Writer and speaker	[367][368][369]
Avraham Gileadi	1975 1977 1981	B.A. M.A. Ph.D.	Member of the September Six	[16][370][371]
Sharlene Wells Hawkes	1986	B.A.	Miss America 1985, ESPN sportscaster	[16][372]
Colleen Kay Hutchins	1947	B.A.	Miss America 1952	[373][374]
Trevor Packer	1998 2000	B.A. M.A.	Head of the Advanced Placement program at the College Board	[375]
Soben Huon	2006	B.S.	Miss Utah USA 2006	[16][376]
Natalie Camille Johnson	2002	B.S. (Marriott)	Miss Utah 2002	[377]
Jaime Augusto Mayol	1975	B.A.	Manhunt International 2006 winner	[16][378]
Katie Millar	2007	B.S.	Miss Utah 2006	[379]
Mark Rober	2004	B.S.	YouTube personality and former mechanical engineer for NASA and Apple Inc.	[380]
Elizabeth Smart	2010	B.M.	Victim of kidnapping; political activist; NY Times Best Selling Author	[381][382]

Fictional people

Name	Notability	Reference
Mallory Book	Marvel Comics character, head of She-Hulk's law firm	[383]
Jeffrey Cole	Fellowship applicant in the TV series House, played by Edi Gathegi
Jonathon Jordan	Main character in The Singles Ward, played by Will Swenson	[384]

See also

• List of Brigham Young University faculty

Notes

• Blank cells indicate missing information; em-dashes (—) indicate that the alumnus attended but never graduated from BYU.

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