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This is a list of notable people who attended, or taught at, the
University of Wisconsin–Madison :
Notable alumni
Nobel laureates
John Bardeen
John Bardeen , B.S. 1928 and M.S. 1929, only two-time recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physics in 1956 and 1972
Saul Bellow , recipient of the
Nobel Prize for Literature in 1976
Günter Blobel , Ph.D. 1967, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1999
Paul D. Boyer , M.S. 1941, Ph.D. 1943, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1997
William C. Campbell , M.S. 1953, Ph.D. 1957, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2015
Herbert Spencer Gasser , A.B. 1910, A.M. 1911, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1944
Alan G. MacDiarmid , M.S. 1952, Ph.D. 1953, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2000
Stanford Moore , Ph.D. 1938, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 1972
Erwin Neher , M.S. 1967, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1991
Theodore Schultz , M.S. 1928, Ph.D. 1930, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Economics in 1979
George Smith , postdoctoral fellow, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2018
Edward Lawrie Tatum , B.A. 1931, M.S. 1932, Ph.D. 1935, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1958
John H. Van Vleck , A.B. 1920, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physics in 1977
Athletics
Academics
Arts and entertainment
Fredric March
Virgil Abloh , fashion designer,
artistic director of
Louis Vuitton 's men's wear collection
Don Ameche ,
Academy Award -winning actor
Joseph Anthony , playwright, actor, and director
Iris Apfel , interior designer, and fashion icon.
William Bast , screenwriter
Adrian "Wildman" Cenni , professional driver and stuntman
Gary Beecham , glass artist
James Benning
Andrew Bergman , film writer, director, and producer
Rick Berman , television/movie producer
Chester Biscardi , composer
Keith D. Black , screenwriter
Jerry Bock , composer
Karen Borca , musician
Kate Borcherding , artist
Pat Brady , cartoonist, creator of
Rose Is Rose
Tamara Braun , actress
Marshall Brickman , screenwriter
Gary Hugh Brown , artist
Oscar Brown , musician
Johnny Burke , lyricist
[1]
Macdonald Carey , actor
Gina Cerminara , author
Jeff Cesario , comedian and writer
Ann Fox Chandonnet , poet
Alison Chernick , filmmaker
Dale Chihuly , glass artist
Robert Clarke , actor
Alf Clausen , film composer
Hunter Cole , artist
Carrie Coon , actress
Joan Cusack , actress
Rich Dahm , co-executive producer and head writer of
The Colbert Report
Richard Dauenhauer , poet
Richard Davis , jazz-bassist, recording artist, professor/educator at University of Wisconsin-Madison
André DeShields , Emmy Award-winning actor/singer/dancer/choreographer
Chip Dunham , cartoonist
Susan Dynner , film director, producer
Lois Ehlert , illustrator,
Caldecott Medal recipient
Dean Elliott , film composer
Joe Feddersen , artist
David Fishelson , Broadway producer, playwright, filmmaker
Honor Ford-Smith , actress
Jason Gerhardt , actor
Glenn Gissler , interior designer
Jill Godmilow , filmmaker
Roger Goeb , composer
Bert I. Gordon , film director
Stuart Gordon , stage and film director
Evan Gruzis , painter
MK Guth , artist
Daron Hagen , composer, conductor, pianist
Uta Hagen , actress, recipient of the
National Medal of Arts
Tom Hall , game designer
Yung Gravy (Matthew Hauri), rapper
Charlie Hill , television writer
Anna Halprin , pioneer of
postmodern dance
Timothy Hasenstein , painter and sculptor
Sorrel Hays , pianist
Sam Herman , glass artist
F. Scott Hess , painter and conceptual artist
Lee Hoiby , composer
Gwendolyn Holbrow , sculptor
Anders Holm , actor, writer, producer for
Workaholics
[2]
Lawrence Holofcener , sculptor
Adam Horowitz , television writer
Jane Kaczmarek , actress
Kelly Kahl , television executive
Irene Kampen , author
Ben Karlin ,
Emmy Award -winning television producer
Catherine Ransom Karoly , flutist
Carol Kolb , author, television writer
Craig A. Kraft , sculptor
Karl Kroeger , composer
Myron W. Krueger , computer artist
Kay Kurt , painter
Rocco Landesman , producer
Steven Levitan , television writer, director, and producer
Marvin Lipofsky , glass artist
Joseph Lulloff , musician
C. Cameron Macauley , photographer
Michael Mann , movie director/producer
Fredric March , actor
Steve Marmel , comedian, writer,
Fairly Odd Parents
Karen Thuesen Massaro , ceramicist
Pat McCurdy , singer-songwriter
John O. Merrill , architect
Steve Miller , musician,
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee
Kui Min
Walter Mirisch ,
Academy Award -winning film producer
Paul Monash , former screenwriter and producer
Jemeel Moondoc , musician
Agnes Moorehead , actress
Errol Morris ,
Academy Award -winning director
Kevin Murphy , writer, actor, and puppeteer for
Mystery Science Theater 3000
Michael Derrington Murphy , chemist and musician
Zola Jesus , born Nika Roza Danilova, singer/songwriter
Frank Lloyd Wright
Floyd Naramore , architect
Bruce Nauman , glass artist
Ken Navarro , jazz guitarist
Jennifer Nehrbass , artist
Aaron Ohlmann , editor, producer, and documentarian
Tricia O'Kelley , actress
Lance Olsen , writer and author
Irna Phillips , actress; soap opera writer and script editor
Meinhardt Raabe , Munchkin in the
Wizard of Oz
Nathan Rabin , film critic
Som Ranchan , poet
Rita Mae Reese , poet and publisher
Rosetta Reitz , jazz historian
Mary T. Reynolds , writer
Mark Rosenberg , film producer
Tom Rosenberg ,
Academy Award -winning film producer
Brad Rowe , actor
Gena Rowlands , actress
Boz Scaggs (Wm. Royce Scaggs), musician
Ira Schneider , video artist
Jana Schneider , actress and journalist
Jon Schueler , artist
Michael Schultz , filmmaker and television director
Delmore Schwartz , poet
Seann William Scott , actor
Barolong Seboni , poet
Brittany Shane , singer and songwriter
Tom Shannon
Ben Sidran , jazz pianist
Tormod Skagestad , director of
Det Norske Teatret
Joe Silver ,
Tony Award nominated actor of stage and screen
Bently Spang , multidisciplinary artist
[3]
Lev L. Spiro , television director
Brian Stack , Emmy Award-winning writer and comic
Josh Stamberg , actor
Leon C. Standifer , horticulturist, novelist, and writer
Robert Stone
Herbert Stothart , film composer
Richard Steven Street , photographer
Sun Yu , film director
David Susskind , producer of film and television
John Szarkowski , curator and photographer
Daniel J. Travanti ,
Emmy Award -winning actor
Charlie Trotter , chef, PBS host
Neal Ulevich , photographer
James Valcq , composer
Michael Velliquette , artist
Butch Vig , musician,
Garbage
Eric Villency , interior designer
William Walton , painter, government official
Sylvia Solochek Walters , artist, printmaker and educator
Marc Webb , film, television, and music video director
Matt White , singer-songwriter
Nancy Metz White , sculptor
John Wilde , painter
Allee Willis , songwriter
Tom Wopat , actor/musician
Frank Lloyd Wright (attended), architect
Frank Wu , science-fiction artist
Jorge Zamacona , television writer and producer
Marilyn J Ziffrin , composer
Glen Zipper , film producer
Charlotte Zucker , actress
David Zucker , movie director/producer
Jerry Zucker , movie director/producer
Aviators and astronauts
Charles Lindbergh
Laurel Clark
Laurel Clark , astronaut
Roger G. DeKok , astronaut
Fred E. Gutt , aviator
Marcella Hayes , first African American woman pilot in the U.S. Armed Forces
Walter Edwin Lees , aviator
Charles Lindbergh , aviator (did not graduate)
Nathan J. Lindsay , astronaut
[4]
Jim Lovell , astronaut,
Apollo 13 mission
Robert Campbell Reeve , founder of
Reeve Aleutian Airways
Richard V. Rhode , aeronautical engineer, NACA and
NASA ; awarded
Wright Brothers Medal in 1937
Brewster Shaw , astronaut, former director, Space Shuttle Operations,
NASA
Business
Carol Bartz , former CEO of
Yahoo! , former chairman of the board, president, and CEO of
Autodesk
Randall Boe , general counsel for
AOL
Jerome Chazen , co-founder of
Liz Claiborne
Chow Chung-Kong , CEO of
MTR Corporation
M. J. Cleary , insurance executive
Michael J. Critelli , executive chairman of
Pitney Bowes
William H. Davidson , former president of
Harley-Davidson
Willie G. Davidson , former vice president,
Harley-Davidson
Thomas J. Falk , CEO of
Kimberly Clark
Judith R. Faulkner , CEO and founder of
Epic Systems
Edgar Fiedler (1929–2003), economist
Donald Goerke ,
Campbell Soup Company executive, inventor of
SpaghettiOs
William S. Harley , founder of
Harley-Davidson
Charles Walter Hart , founder of
Hart-Parr Gasoline Engine Company , coined the word "
tractor "
Harvey V. Higley , president of
Ansul
Colin Huang , Founder, Chairman, and CEO of
Pinduoduo
Lawrence R. Kaplan, president and CEO of
SDVI
David J. Lesar , chairman, president and CEO of
Halliburton Energy Services
Kevin Mather , baseball executive
[5]
Larry McVoy , CEO,
Bitmover
John P. Morgridge , chairman of the board, former president and CEO of
Cisco Systems , philanthropist
William Beverly Murphy , former president and CEO,
Campbell Soup Company
Keith Nosbusch , CEO,
Rockwell Automation
Richard Notebaert , former chairman and CEO of
Qwest ,
Tellabs and
Ameritech
Lee R. Raymond , former chairman and CEO,
ExxonMobil
Philip D. Reed , former president of
GE
Stephen S. Roach , economist with
Morgan Stanley
John Rowe , CEO of
Exelon
Kenneth L. Schroeder , CEO,
KLA-Tencor
Deven Sharma , president of
Standard and Poor's
Jane Trahey , advertiser
Reuben Trane , president of
Trane
Patrick Waddick , president and COO of
Cirrus Aircraft
[6]
Peter Booth Wiley , publisher
Elmer Winter (1912–2009), founder of
ManpowerGroup
[7]
Lewis Wolff , real estate developer and owner of the
Oakland Athletics and
San Jose Earthquakes
Zhu Yunlai , CEO of
China International Capital Corp
Literature
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings
Nazik Al-Malaika , Iraqi poet
Kevin J. Anderson , author
Nuala Archer , poet
Alice Elinor Bartlett , author
Lynne Cheney , author, writer, and former
Second Lady of the United States
Donald Clarke , author on music
Eleanor Clymer , children's author
Betsy Colquitt , poet
Jane Cooper , poet
Richard Dauenhauer , poet
August Derleth , writer, editor, anthologist of
H. P. Lovecraft , and founder of
Arkham House publishing
Esther Forbes , author and
Pulitzer Prize winner
Genevieve Foster , author
Zona Gale , author and playwright
Robert Greene
Sam Greenlee , author
Horace Gregory , poet
Frederick Gutheim , author
Emily Hahn , author
Lorraine Hansberry , author and playwright
Eva Lund Haugen , author
Michael Heiser , author and Biblical scholar
David Henige , author
Kevin Henkes , children's author
Conrad Hilberry , poet
Hjalmar Holand , author and historian
[8]
bell hooks , author, writer, and activist
Carolyn Hougan , writer
Jim Hougan , writer
Jens Joneleit , composer
Lesley Kagen , author
Jay Kennedy , editor-in-chief of
King Features Syndicate
Herbert Kubly , author and playwright
Margery Latimer , author and writer
Ann Lauterbach , poet
Flora E. Lowry (1879–1933), anthologist
Gordon MacQuarrie , author, writer, and outdoorsman
Honoré Willsie Morrow , author, magazine editor
Lotte Motz , scholar of
German mythology
Joyce Carol Oates ,
National Book Award -winning author and professor at
Princeton University
Ainehi Edoro , founder and editor of
Brittle Paper
Ed Ochester , poet
Lance Olsen , author and writer
Sigurd F. Olson , author and naturalist
Alicia Ostriker , poet
Kenneth Patchen , poet
Gerald Peary , film critic
Robert Peters , poet, playwright, critic, and professor
Richard Quinney , author
Som Ranchan , scholar and author
Ellen Raskin , author
Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings ,
Pulitzer Prize -winning author
[9]
Ella Giles Ruddy (1851–1917), author, editor
Sofia Samatar , professor, editor and writer
Pamela Redmond Satran , entrepreneur and author
Mark Schorer , writer, critic, and professor
Delmore Schwartz , poet and writer
Barolong Seboni , poet
Clifford D. Simak , science fiction author
Tormod Skagestad , poet
Raymond J. Smith , literary critic
John Snead , writer and role player
Midori Snyder , writer and author
David Stephenson , poet
Peter Straub , author, recipient of the
Bram Stoker Award ,
World Fantasy Award , and the
International Horror Guild Award
[10]
Mark Tatge , journalist
Martha L. Poland Thurston , social leader, philanthropist, writer
Steve Tittle , Canadian composer
Danielle Trussoni , writer from
La Crosse
Francis Utley , folklorist and linguist
James Valcq , composer and writer
Stanley G. Weinbaum , science fiction author
Jody Weiner , novelist, author, film producer
Patricia Wells , author
Eudora Welty , Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist
[9]
Viola S. Wendt , poet
E.J. Westlake , playwright
Frank Wu , science fiction artist
Mark Wunderlich , poet
Marya Zaturenska , poet
News, journalism, and broadcasting
Roy Adams , Canadian journalist
Lynsey Addario , photojournalist
Mary Agria , journalist/author
Irene Osgood Andrews , former labor journalist
Jim Armstrong , sports writer,
The Denver Post
Robert L. Bartley , former editor,
Wall Street Journal
Rod Beaton (1951–2011), sports journalist for USA Today
[11]
[12]
Lowell Bergman , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[9]
Deborah Blum , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
Walt Bogdanich , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
Rita Braver , national reporter,
CBS News
William Broad , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author
Jane Brody , columnist,
New York Times
Peter Brunette , film critic (
The Hollywood Reporter ) and film historian
Chris Bury , correspondent,
Nightline
[13]
Erik Bye , Norwegian journalist
Tim Cahill , adventure travel writer, founding editor of
Outside magazine
Susan Carpenter , journalist and author
Ethan Casey , journalist
John Darnton , journalist
Nancy Dickerson , journalist
Doris Dungey , former blogger
Andrew Feinberg , White House Correspondent for Breakfast Media
Michael Feldman , host of Public Radio's
Michael Feldman's Whad'Ya Know?
Bob Franken , correspondent,
CNN
[14]
Elina Fuhrman , journalist
Jeff Greenfield , senior political correspondent,
CBS
Ruth Gruber , author and journalist
Usha Haley , business journalist
Helen Holmes , journalist, historian, Women's Army Corps officer
Paul Ingrassia ,
Pulitzer Prize -winning journalist
[9]
Don L. Johnson , journalist and author
Haynes Johnson , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[9]
Ben Karlin , creator and former executive producer,
The Daily Show and
The Colbert Report
Andy Katz , college basketball writer,
ESPN
Jay Kennedy , journalist and writer
Louis P. Lochner , journalist
David Maraniss , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[9]
Patricia McConnell , co-host of Public Radio's Calling All Pets
Robert D. McFadden , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[9]
Karl E. Meyer , journalist for
The New York Times and editor of
World Policy Journal
Michael Meyer , journalist, travel writer
Edwin Newman , former NBC news correspondent
Arthur C. Nielsen Sr. , founder of
AC Nielsen (TV ratings and market research)
Michele Norris , journalist at
National Public Radio
Miriam Ottenberg , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[15]
Danny Peary , film critic
Gerald Peary , film critic
Nathan Rabin , film critic
Manu Raju , correspondent,
CNN
Gil Reavill , journalist and screenwriter
Chris Rose
Phil Rosenthal , columnist,
Chicago Tribune
Susanne Rust , journalist
Joe Schoenmann , journalist, author
Joseph Sexton , journalist and reporter with the New York Times
Anthony Shadid , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
[9]
Algie Martin Simons , journalist
Tom Skilling , chief meteorologist,
WGN-TV
William P. Steven , editor and newspaper executive,
Tulsa Tribune ,
Minneapolis Tribune ,
Houston Chronicle
James Suckling , wine and cigar critic
Nilofar Suhrawardy , journalist
Christopher Tennant , magazine editor
Mildred Ladner Thompson , former journalist
Stephen Thompson , NPR music journalist
Dave Umhoefer , Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist
David C. Unger , journalist, New York Times
Greta Van Susteren , broadcaster and news analyst,
Fox News Channel
Tom Vanden Brook , journalist with
USA Today
Kenneth P. Vogel , journalist with
Politico
Mary Williams Walsh , journalist
James Wieghart , journalist
Conrad Worrill , broadcaster
David Zurawik , author, journalist with
The Baltimore Sun , assistant professor at
Goucher College
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failed verification ]
Law and politics
Shirley Abrahamson
Dick Cheney
Lawrence Eagleburger
A–G
Charles L. Aarons , Milwaukee County Circuit Court judge
[18]
Shirley Abrahamson ,
Chief Justice of the
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[19]
Henry Cullen Adams , U.S. Representative
[20]
Iajuddin Ahmed , former
President of Bangladesh
[21]
Ronald E. Albers , California judge
[22]
Anita Alpern , former
IRS commissioner
[23]
Arthur J. Altmeyer , former
Commissioner of Social Security
[24]
Thomas Ryum Amlie , U.S. Representative
[25]
Rasmus B. Anderson , U.S. diplomat
[26]
Wilson Ndolo Ayah , former foreign minister,
Kenya [
citation needed ]
William Bablitch , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[27]
Sergio Balanzino , Italian diplomat[
citation needed ]
Tammy Baldwin , U.S. Senator
[28]
Hiram Barber, Jr. , U.S. Representative from
Illinois
[29]
Peter W. Barca , U.S. Representative
[30]
Charles V. Bardeen , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[31]
Elmer E. Barlow , justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court
[32]
Robert Barnett , attorney
[33]
Tom Barrett , former U.S. Representative, mayor of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
[34]
Charlene Barshefsky , former U.S. Trade Representative
[35]
Robert McKee Bashford , former mayor of
Madison, Wisconsin ; former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[36]
Robert C. Bassett , U.S. presidential advisor
Susan J. M. Bauman , former mayor of
Madison, Wisconsin [
citation needed ]
Joseph D. Beck , former
United States Representative
[37]
Bruce F. Beilfuss , former chief justice of Wisconsin
[38]
Ernst Benda , Minister of the Interior of Germany and president the
Federal Constitutional Court of Germany [
citation needed ]
Helen Ginger Berrigan , federal judge
[39]
Mario Ramón Beteta , former Secretary of Finance,
Mexico [
citation needed ]
Abdirahman Duale Beyle , Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Somalia
[40]
George W. Blanchard , U.S. Representative
[41]
George L. Blum ,
Eau Claire County Judge
Nils Boe ,
23rd
Governor of South Dakota and
judge for the
United States Customs Court
[42]
Randall Boe , attorney
[43]
John W. Boehne, Jr. , former U.S. Representative
[44]
Alexander Campbell Botkin , Lieutenant Governor of Montana
[45]
Ann Walsh Bradley , Justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[46]
J. Quinn Brisben ,
Socialist Party USA candidate for
President of the United States and Vice-President; civil rights activist; teacher
[47]
Grover L. Broadfoot , Chief Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
[48]
Dave Bronson , Mayor of
Anchorage, Alaska
[49]
Angie Brooks , former president,
United Nations General Assembly
[50]
Timothy Brown , former chief justice of Wisconsin
[51]
Webster E. Brown , U.S. Representative
[52]
Edward E. Browne , U.S. Representative
[53]
Andrew A. Bruce , former justice,
North Dakota Supreme Court
[54]
Akmal Nasrullah Mohd Nasir , Deputy Minister of Local Government Development of Malaysia
George Bunn , diplomat
[55]
George Bunn , former justice,
Minnesota Supreme Court
[56]
John R. Burke , U.S. diplomat
Michael E. Burke , U.S. Representative
[57]
Elizabeth Burmaster , Superintendent of Public Instruction of Wisconsin
[58]
Louis B. Butler , federal judicial nominee, former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[59]
Walter Halben Butler , former United States Representative
[60]
John W. Byrnes , U.S. Representative
[61]
William G. Callow , Wisconsin Supreme Court
[62]
John Campbell
[63]
Milton Robert Carr , U.S. Representative from
Michigan
[64]
Patrick G. Carrick , member of the
Senior Executive Service
[65]
Savion Castro , a member of the
Board of Education in
Madison, Wisconsin
Sheri Polster Chappell , federal judge
Dick Cheney , former
vice president of the United States (attended UW as doctoral student; received M.A. degree but did not continue)
[66]
Dave Cieslewicz , Mayor of
Madison, Wisconsin
[67]
Moses E. Clapp , U.S. Senator from
Minnesota
[68]
Kathryn F. Clarenbach , first chairperson of the
National Organization for Women
[69]
David G. Classon , U.S. Representative
[70]
Wilbur J. Cohen , Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare in the Cabinet of President Lyndon B. Johnson and "Father of Medicare."
[71]
William M. Conley , federal judge
[72]
Daniel Cosío Villegas , president of the
United Nations Economic and Social Council [
citation needed ]
Barbara B. Crabb , former federal judge
[73]
Lawrence William Cramer , former governor,
United States Virgin Islands [
citation needed ]
Jason Crow , U.S. Representative from
Colorado
Charles H. Crownhart , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[74]
John Cudahy , U.S. diplomat
[75]
Richard Dickson Cudahy , judge, U.S. Court of Appeals
[76]
George R. Currie , former chief justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court
[77]
Herman Dahle , U.S. Representative
[78]
George Jonathan Danforth ,
South Dakota State Senator[
citation needed ]
Roland B. Day , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[79]
John Paton Davies, Jr. , U.S. diplomat[
citation needed ]
Joseph E. Davies , U.S. diplomat
[80]
Glenn Robert Davis , U.S. Representative
[81]
Albert F. Dawson , former U.S. Representative
[82]
Ada Deer , head of the U.S.
Bureau of Indian Affairs
[83]
Evo Anton DeConcini , former justice,
Arizona Supreme Court [
citation needed ]
Edward Dithmar , Lieutenant Governor of
Wisconsin
[84]
Christian Doerfler , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[85]
Mark Doms , chief economist,
Economics and Statistics Administration
[86]
Brian Donnelly [
citation needed ]
James Edward Doyle , former
judge of the
United States District Court for the Western District of Wisconsin
[87]
James Edward "Jim" Doyle ,
44th
Governor of Wisconsin
[88]
Lee S. Dreyfus ,
40th
Governor of Wisconsin
[89]
Stan Dromisky , former
Member of Parliament [
citation needed ]
F. Ryan Duffy , former U.S. Senator and former judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals
[90]
William S. Dwinnell , former
Minnesota State Senator
Lawrence Eagleburger , former
U.S. Secretary of State
[91]
Donald B. Easum , former U.S. diplomat[
citation needed ]
Herman Ekern , Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
[92]
Richard Elsner , lawyer, judge and Wisconsin state legislator
[93]
Howard Engle (1919–2009), physician and lead plaintiff in a landmark lawsuit against the
tobacco industry
[94]
John J. Esch , U.S. Representative
[95]
Evan Alfred Evans , former U.S. Appeals Court judge
[96]
Tony Evers , Current
Governor of Wisconsin and former Superintendent of Public Instruction of Wisconsin
[97]
Thomas E. Fairchild , former U.S. Appeals Court judge
[98]
Sergio Fajardo , former mayor of
Medellín and former governor of
Antioquia, Colombia
[99]
Elizabeth P. Farrington , former U.S. Representative,
Hawaii Territory
[100]
Joseph Rider Farrington , former U.S. Representative,
Hawaii Territory
[101]
Russ Feingold , U.S. Senator
[102]
Bill Foster , U.S. Representative from
Illinois
[103]
Alejandro Foxley , former foreign minister of
Chile [
citation needed ]
Chester A. Fowler , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[104]
Oscar M. Fritz , former chief justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[105]
Harold V. Froehlich , U.S. Representative
[106]
G. Fred Galli , member of the Wisconsin State Assembly
[107]
Kathryn Garcia (born 1970), Commissioner of the
New York City Sanitation Department
Anne Nicol Gaylor , political activist
Edward J. Gehl , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[108]
Bernard J. Gehrmann , U.S. Representative
[109]
Hiram Gill , former mayor of
Seattle, Washington
[110]
J. Michael Gilmore , director of the
Operational Test and Evaluation Directorate
[111]
Myron L. Gordon , former federal judge
[112]
Robert N. Gorman , former justice,
Ohio Supreme Court [
citation needed ]
Mark Green , U.S. diplomat
[113]
Stephen S. Gregory , former president,
American Bar Association [
citation needed ]
Harry W. Griswold , U.S. Representative
[114]
John A. Gronouski ,
United States Postmaster General
[115]
Erica Groshen , commissioner,
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Herbert J. Grover , educator and legislator
[116]
Kenneth Philip Grubb , former federal judge
[117]
Philip Gunawardena , former
Sri Lankan revolutionary, cabinet minister, Indian freedom fighter[
citation needed ]
Gunnar Gundersen , member of the
Parliament of Norway (2005–present)
[118]
Henry Gunderson , Lieutenant Governor of
Wisconsin
Steve Gunderson , U.S. Representative
[119]
H–M
Robert La Follette
Wayne Morse
Sami Haddad , Minister of Economy and Trade,
Lebanon
[120]
David Warner Hagen , former federal judge
[121]
Oscar Hallam , justice of the
Minnesota Supreme Court , Dean of the
William Mitchell College of Law
[122]
Sa'dun Hammadi , former prime minister of
Iraq [
citation needed ]
Don Hanaway , former Wisconsin Attorney General[
citation needed ]
Connor Hansen , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[123]
Doris Hanson , Wisconsin politician
[124]
Spencer Haven , former attorney general of
Wisconsin
[125]
Charles Hawks, Jr. , U.S. Representative
[126]
S.I. Hayakawa , former U.S. Senator from California
[127]
Everis A. Hayes , U.S. Representative from California
[128]
James B. Hays , former chief justice,
Idaho
Donald Hayworth , former U.S. Representative
[129]
Ned R. Healy , U.S. Representative from California
[130]
Nathan Heffernan , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[131]
Walter Heller , Economist end presidential advisor[
citation needed ]
Robert Kirkland Henry , U.S. Representative
[132]
Charles N. Herreid , Governor of
South Dakota
[133]
Emmett R. Hicks , former
attorney general of Wisconsin
[134]
Harvey V. Higley , former administrator of Veterans Affairs[
citation needed ]
Knute Hill , former United States Representative from the
State of Washington
[135]
Geraldine Hines , Justice,
Massachusetts Supreme Court
Jeffry House , Canadian attorney[
citation needed ]
[136]
Henry Huber , Lieutenant Governor of
Wisconsin
[137]
Benjamin N. Hulburd , Chief Justice of the
Vermont Supreme Court
[138]
Paul O. Husting , U.S. Senator
[139]
Clifford Ireland , U.S. Representative from
Illinois
[140]
Andre Jacque , member of the
Wisconsin State Assembly
[141]
Edward H. Jenison , U.S. Representative from
Illinois
[142]
Byron L. Johnson , U.S. Representative from
Colorado
[143]
J. Leroy Johnson , former U.S. Representative
[144]
Lester Johnson , U.S. Representative
[145]
Sveinbjorn Johnson , former justice,
North Dakota Supreme Court [
citation needed ]
Burr W. Jones , U.S. Representative
[146]
Howard Palfrey Jones , U.S. diplomat
[147]
Richard Jones
[148]
William Carey Jones , former U.S. Representative from
State of Washington
[149]
Jim Jordan , U.S. Representative, Ohio, two-time NCAA wrestling champion
[150]
Pallo Jordan , former Minister of Arts and Culture,
Republic of South Africa
[151]
Charles A. Kading , U.S. Representative
[152]
Steve Kagen , U.S. Representative
[153]
Philip Mayer Kaiser , U.S. diplomat[
citation needed ]
Henry Kajura , Deputy Prime Minister of
Uganda [
citation needed ]
Marcy Kaptur , U.S. Representative, Ohio
[154]
Robert Kastenmeier , U.S. Representative
[155]
David Keene , activist and chairman of the
American Conservative Union [
citation needed ]
Oscar Keller , U.S. Representative from
Minnesota
[156]
James C. Kerwin , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[157]
Shishir Khanal , Nepali Minister of Education, Science and Technology
John C. Kleczka , U.S. Representative
[158]
Frank Le Blond Kloeb , U.S. Representative from
Ohio
[159]
Warren P. Knowles ,
37th
Governor of Wisconsin
[160]
Herb Kohl , U.S. Senator
[161]
Scott L. Klug , U.S. Representative
[162]
Arthur W. Kopp , U.S. Representative
[163]
Carolyn H. Krause , member of the
Illinois House of Representatives
[164]
Julius Albert Krug ,
U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Akihiko Kumashiro , member of the
House of Representatives of Japan [
citation needed ]
John La Fave , Wisconsin politician
[165]
Belle Case La Follette , women's suffragist and wife of
Robert M. La Follette, Sr.
[166]
Bronson La Follette , former attorney general of Wisconsin
[167]
Philip La Follette ,
27th
Governor of Wisconsin
[168]
Robert M. La Follette, Jr. , U.S. Senator
[169]
Robert M. La Follette, Sr. ,
20th
Governor of Wisconsin , U.S. Representative and U.S. Senator
[170]
Jeffrey M. Lacker , president,
Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
[171]
Richard Lamm , Governor of
Colorado
[172]
John E. Lange , former U.S. Ambassador for Health and Pandemics
[173]
Peg Lautenschlager , former attorney general of Wisconsin[
citation needed ]
Charles Lavine , New York assemblyman
[174]
Barbara Lawton , Lieutenant Governor of
Wisconsin [
citation needed ]
Frank Le Blond Kloeb , former U.S. Representative
[175]
Elmer O. Leatherwood , former U.S. Representative
[176]
Jon Leibowitz , chairman of the
Federal Trade Commission
[177]
Nick Leluk , former
Member of Parliament [
citation needed ]
Olin B. Lewis , former Minnesota politician
[178]
Theodore G. Lewis , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[179]
James C. Liao , president of Academia Sinica, Taiwan
Academia Sinica .
Thomas A. Loftus , U.S. diplomat
[180]
James B. Loken , judge of the
U.S. Court of Appeals
[181]
William Lorge , Wisconsin politician
[182]
Alan David Lourie , judge, U.S. Appeals Court
[183]
Claude Zeth Luse , former federal judge
[184]
Richard Barrett Lowe , Governor of
American Samoa and
Guam [
citation needed ]
Patrick Joseph Lucey , U.S. diplomat and Governor of
Wisconsin
[185]
Henry Maier , former mayor of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
[186]
James Manahan , former U.S. Representative
[187]
John T. Manske , Wisconsin State Assemblyman
[188]
David W. Márquez , former attorney general of
Alaska
[189]
John E. Martin , former chief justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[190]
Henry F. Mason , former justice,
Kansas Supreme Court [
citation needed ]
Alyssa Mastromonaco , presidential aide
[191]
Charles McCarthy , author of The
Wisconsin Idea
[192]
Francis E. McGovern ,
22nd
Governor of Wisconsin
[193]
Howard J. McMurray , U.S. Representative
[194]
Alexander J. Menza , former
New Jersey legislator and judge
[195]
Balthasar H. Meyer , member of the
Interstate Commerce Commission
[196]
Abner Mikva , former judge, U.S. Appeals Court
[197]
Laura Miller , former mayor of
Dallas, Texas [
citation needed ]
Bob Mionske , attorney and former Olympic and professional bicycle racer[
citation needed ]
William J. Morgan , former attorney general of
Wisconsin [
citation needed ]
Kamel Morjane , Foreign Minister of
Tunisia [
citation needed ]
Elmer A. Morse , U.S. Representative
[198]
Wayne L. Morse , U.S. Senator from
Oregon
[199]
Edmund C. Moy , 38th director of the U.S. mint
[200]
Dan Mozena , U.S. Ambassador to
Angola
[201]
Reid F. Murray , U.S. Representative
[202]
Louis Westcott Myers , Chief Justice of the
California Supreme Court
[203]
N–S
Gaylord Nelson
Wiley Rutledge
Tommy Thompson
Julius Roehr
Jayaprakash Narayan , Indian freedom fighter and political leader; awarded the
Bharat Ratna in 1998[
citation needed ]
Philleo Nash , government official, college professor
[204]
Jennifer E. Nashold , Judge,
Wisconsin Court of Appeals
Akmal Nasir , Malaysian politician and current Member Of Parliament for
Johor Bahru
David D. Nelson , U.S. Ambassador to
Uruguay
[205]
Gaylord Nelson , former U.S. Senator,
35th
Governor of Wisconsin and founder of
Earth Day
[206]
George B. Nelson , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
[207]
John M. Nelson , U.S. Representative
[208]
Ivan A. Nestingen , former mayor of
Madison, Wisconsin
[209]
Mark Neumann , U.S. Representative
[210]
John Norquist , former mayor of
Milwaukee, Wisconsin [
citation needed ]
David Obey , U.S. Representative
[211]
Kenneth J. O'Connell , Chief Justice of the
Oregon Supreme Court
James L. O'Connor , former Wisconsin Attorney General
Alvin O'Konski , U.S. Representative
Tawiah Modibo Ocran , Supreme Court judge in
Ghana
Eric Oemig ,
Washington (state) legislator
Conrad P. Olson , former justice,
Oregon Supreme Court
Walter C. Owen , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Carolyn R. Payton , former director,
Peace Corps
Russell W. Peterson , Governor of
Delaware
Richard F. Pettigrew , former United States Senator
Joy Picus , Los Angeles, California, city council member, 1977–91; Ms. magazine "Woman of the Year"
Huang Pi-Twan , Minister for Culture,
Taiwan
Roger Pillath , retired NFL player,
Los Angeles Rams and
Pittsburgh Steelers
Mark Pocan , U.S. Representative
Jeanne Poppe , Minnesota legislator, member of the
Minnesota House of Representatives
[212]
Hugh H. Price , U.S. Representative
David Prosser, Jr. , Justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
John Abner Race , U.S. Representative
David Rabinovitz , former federal judge
Rudolph T. Randa , federal judge
Clifford E. Randall , U.S. Representative
Henry Riggs Rathbone , former U.S. Representative
James Ward Rector , former Wisconsin Supreme Court justice
Lowell A. Reed , federal judge
Michael K. Reilly , U.S. Representative
[213]
Paul Samuel Reinsch , appointed minister to China in 1913
Oscar Rennebohm , former governor of
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds, Sr. ,
Attorney General of Wisconsin , 1927–1933
John W. Reynolds, Jr. ,
36th
Governor of Wisconsin
[214]
Daniel Riemer , legislator
Fred Risser , Wisconsin state senator and assemblyman
Fred Risser (Progressive) , Wisconsin assemblyman
Charles Robb , former U.S. Senator and former governor of
Virginia
Julius Edward Roehr , member of the
Wisconsin State Senate , 1897-1908
Patience Roggensack , Justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Hannah Rosenthal , executive director of the
Office to Monitor and Combat Anti-Semitism
Horace Rublee , former U.S. Ambassador to Switzerland
David Sturtevant Ruder , chairman of the
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Wiley Rutledge , Justice of the
U.S. Supreme Court
Albert Morris Sames , former federal judge
Arthur Loomis Sanborn , former federal judge
David J. Saposs , former chief economist for the
National Labor Relations Board
Harry Sauthoff , U.S. Representative
[215]
Marlin D. Schneider , Democratic Politician and teacher, longest serving member of the Wisconsin State Assembly, 1971-2011
Jim Sensenbrenner , U.S. Representative
Whitney North Seymour , former president,
American Bar Association
John C. Shabaz , former federal judge
David I. Shapiro , attorney and activist
Helen Shiller ,
Chicago Alderman
Robert G. Siebecker , former chief justice of Wisconsin
J. Minos Simon , attorney, legal author in
Lafayette, Louisiana
Stewart Simonson , Assistant Secretary of
Public Health Emergency Preparedness
Slawomir Skrzypek , former president,
National Bank of Poland
Chad "Corntassel" Smith , principal chief of the
Cherokee Nation
Daniel V. Speckhard , U.S. ambassador and diplomat
Paul Soglin , Mayor of
Madison, Wisconsin
Joan E. Spero , former ambassador to the
United Nations Economic and Social Council
John Coit Spooner , U.S. Senator
William Spriggs , assistant secretary,
United States Department of Labor
Janet Dempsey Steiger , chairperson of the
Postal Rate Commission and
Federal Trade Commission
[216]
William A. Steiger , Congress
Donald Steinmetz , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
E. Ray Stevens , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
William H. Stevenson , former U.S. Representative
Anne K. Strasdauskas , Sheriff of
Baltimore County, Maryland
Robert C. Strong , U.S. diplomat
Suchatvee Suwansawat , Thai Politicians, former President of
King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang (KMITL)
[217]
Jessie Sumner , former U.S. Representative
Lori Swanson , Attorney General of
Minnesota
Aleksander Szczyglo , Minister of Defense of Poland
Elaine Szymoniak , former
Iowa State Senator
T–Z
James Albertus Tawney , former U.S. Representative
Amando Tetangco Jr. , former Governor,
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas
Donald Edgar Tewes , U.S. Representative
Nahathai Thewphaingarm , former Thai Minister of Education and spokesperson of
Thai Rak Thai Party
Lewis D. Thill , U.S. Representative
George Thompson ,
Attorney General of Wisconsin
Tommy Thompson , former U.S.
Secretary of Health and Human Services ; former
governor of Wisconsin (1986–2001)
Vernon W. Thomson , U.S. Representative and Governor of
Wisconsin
Fran Ulmer , Lieutenant Governor of
Alaska
J.B. Van Hollen , Attorney General of Wisconsin
William Freeman Vilas ,
U.S. Secretary of the Interior and
U.S. Postmaster General
Aad J. Vinje , former justice,
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edward Voigt , U.S. Representative
Thomas J. Walsh , U.S. Senator from
Montana
[218]
Clement Warner , Civil war colonel and Wisconsin state legislator
Ernest Warner , Wisconsin assemblyman
Robert W. Warren , former federal judge
D. Russell Wartinbee , legislator and educator
Alexander Watson , former U.S. diplomat
Edward Weidenfeld , attorney
Paul Weyrich , conservative activist and former president of the Free Congress Foundation
John D. Wickhem , former justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court
Peter D. Wigginton , former U.S. Representative
Jon P. Wilcox , Justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court
Alexander Wiley , U.S. Senator
Horace W. Wilkie , former chief justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court
Aaron S. Williams , director,
Peace Corps
Michael D. Wilson , associate justice, Hawaii Supreme Court
John B. Winslow , former chief justice, Wisconsin Supreme Court
Edwin E. Witte , Social Security advisor to President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Leonard G. Wolf , former U.S. Representative
Lawrence Wong , Singaporean politician and
cabinet minister ; current
Minister for Education and
Second Minister for Finance
[219]
Ann Wynia ,
Minnesota State Representative
Clayton K. Yeutter , U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
Rebecca Young , Wisconsin politician
Hilbert Philip Zarky , attorney
Norma Zarky , attorney
Maung Zarni , Burmese educator, academic, and human rights activist noted for his opposition to the violence in
Rakhine State and
Rohingya genocide
Yeshey Zimba , former prime minister of
Bhutan
Roger H. Zion , former U.S. Representative
Military
Frank L. Anders ,
Medal of Honor recipient
Thomas A. Benes ,
U.S. Marine Corps major general
Robyn J. Blader ,
U.S. National Guard brigadier general
Charles Ruggles Boardman ,
U.S. National Guard brigadier general
Joseph J. Brandemuehl ,
U.S. Air National Guard brigadier general
Clarence John Brown ,
U.S. Navy vice admiral
Howard G. Bunker ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Robert Whitney Burns ,
U.S. Air Force lieutenant general
Chester Victor Clifton, Jr. ,
U.S. Army major general
James B. Currie ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Clinton W. Davies ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Gary L. Ebben ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Samuel Fallows ,
Union Army brigadier general
Gregory A. Feest ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Richard W. Fellows ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Irving Fish ,
U.S. Army major general
James F. Flock ,
U.S. Marine Corps major general
William Frederick Hase ,
U.S. Army major general
J. Michael Hayes ,
U.S. Marine Corps brigadier general
Richard W. Hunt ,
U.S. Navy vice admiral
Harry W. Jenkins ,
U.S. Marine Corps major general
Stephen E. Johnson ,
U.S. Navy rear admiral
Donald S. Jones ,
U.S. Navy vice admiral
Timothy M. Kennedy ,
U.S. National Guard brigadier general
Richard A. Knobloch ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Oscar Hugh La Grange ,
Union Army brigadier general
Daniel P. Leaf ,
U.S. Air Force lieutenant general; former commander of
United States Pacific Command
Otto Lessing ,
U.S. Marine Corps major general
John D. Logeman ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Michael J. McCarthy ,
U.S. Air Force major general
John E. McCoy ,
U.S. Air National Guard brigadier general
Robert Bruce McCoy ,
U.S. National Guard major general
Todd J. McCubbin ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Charles C. McDonald ,
U.S. Air Force general
Montgomery Meigs ,
U.S. Army general
David V. Miller ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Peter George Olenchuk ,
U.S. Army major general
Jeffrey W. Oster ,
U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant general
John P. Otjen ,
U.S. Army lieutenant general
Walter P. Paluch, Jr. ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
J. Gregory Pavlovich ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Francis E. Quinlan ,
U.S. Marine Corps brigadier general
Russell Burton Reynolds ,
U.S. Army major general
Robley S. Rigdon ,
U.S. Army National Guard brigadier general
Carson Abel Roberts ,
U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant general
Walter Schindler ,
U.S. Navy vice admiral
Robert O. Seifert ,
U.S. National Guard brigadier general
Winant Sidle ,
U.S. Army major general
Fred R. Sloan ,
U.S. Air National Guard major general
Phillips Waller Smith ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Henry J. Stehling ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Woodrow Swancutt ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Scott L. Thoele ,
U.S. Army National Guard brigadier general
Tracy A. Thompson ,
U.S. Army major general
Holger Toftoy ,
U.S. Army major general
Richard Tubb ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general; physician to the president
George V. Underwood, Jr. ,
U.S. Army general; former commander of
Fort Bliss and commander-in-chief of
United States Southern Command
William J. Van Ryzin ,
U.S. Marine Corps lieutenant general
James M. Vande Hey ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Fred W. Vetter, Jr. ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Don S. Wenger ,
U.S. Air Force major general
Robert E. Wheeler ,
U.S. Air Force brigadier general
Ralph Wise Zwicker ,
U.S. Army major general
Religion
Science, technology, and engineering
Howard Aiken
A–M
Amy Aiken , winemaker
Howard Aiken ,
computer science pioneer and recipient
Edison Medal
Loyal Blaine Aldrich , astronomer
Ruth F. Allen ,
plant pathologist
Gene Amdahl , computer scientist,
Amdahl's law
Elda Emma Anderson , physicist
John Atanasoff , inventor of the electronic
digital computer
Chris Bangle , automobile designer, former Chief of Design for the
BMW Group
Florence Bascom (1862–1945), geologist
Ekkehard Bautz (born 1933), molecular biologist
Calvin Beale , demographer
Gwen Bell , former president of
The Computer Museum, Boston
Willard Harrison Bennett , inventor and scientist
Paul Alfred Biefeld , electrical engineer, astronomer and teacher
Robert Byron Bird , chemical engineer, recipient of the
National Medal of Science
William Bleckwenn , neurologist and psychiatrist, instrumental in the development of the
truth serum
Joseph Colt Bloodgood , physician
Larry Curtiss , chemist
Gerard C. Bond , geologist
Paul Brehm , neurobiologist
Ernest J. Briskey , scientist, founder of the American Meat Science Association
George H. Brown , inventor, television pioneer, and
Edison Medal recipient
William Bunge , geographer
Gail Carpenter , neuroscientist and mathematician
Olivia Castellini , physicist
K. K. Chen , researcher,
Eli Lilly and Company
John Drury Clark , rocket engineer
Emily CoBabe-Ammann , planetary scientist
Douglas L. Coleman , biochemist
John Thomas Curtis , botanist and ecologist; the
Bray Curtis dissimilarity is partially named for him
Donald Dafoe , surgeon
Charles A. Doswell III , meteorologist
Michael Dhuey , electrical and computer engineer, co-inventor of the
Macintosh II and the
iPod
[220]
L. K. Doraiswamy , chemical engineer, proponent of organic synthesis engineering and
Padma Bhushan award winner
Olin J. Eggen , astronomer
Bruce Elmegreen , astronomer
Howard Engle , physician
Milton H. Erickson , psychiatrist, founder of the
American Society of Clinical Hypnosis
[221]
Alice Catherine Evans , microbiologist
Frederick C. Finkle , geologist
Kassandra Ford , ichthyologist, biomechanist, and birder
Eleanor Ison Franklin , physiologist and endocrinologist
Michael J. Franklin , computer scientist
Louis Friedman , engineer
Michael Garey , computer scientist
Sol Garfunkel , mathematician
Harold Garner , biophysicist
Meredith Gardner , linguist and codebreaker
David H. Geiger , engineer and designer of
domed stadiums
Alwyn Howard Gentry , botanist
Eloise Gerry , scientist with
United States Forest Service
Gerson Goldhaber , discoverer of the
charmed meson , and
dark energy
Sulamith Goldhaber , physicist and spectroscopist
Danny Goodman , computer scientist and programmer
Morris Goodman , scientist
Eric D. Green , director of the
National Human Genome Research Institute
Hary Gunarto , computer engineer
Paul Haeberli , computer programmer
Tom Hall , game designer, co-founder of
id Software
[222]
Pat Hanrahan , computer scientist specializing in graphics,
Turing Award laureate
Henry Paul Hansen , palynologist
Bruce William Hapke , planetary scientist
Walter Henry Hartung , pharmaceutical chemist
Nathan Havill , entomologist and evolutionary biologist
Leland John Haworth , physicist and director of the
National Science Foundation
Susan Lynn Hefle , food allergen scientist
Ralph F. Hirschmann (1922–2009),
biochemist who led synthesis of the first enzyme
[223]
Vasant Honavar , computer scientist, computational biologist, cognitive scientist, artificial intelligence, machine learning researcher, former program director,
National Science Foundation
Earnest Hooton , physical anthropologist
[224]
Charles Morse Huffer , astronomer
Karl Jansky , physicist and radio engineer, founder of
radio astronomy
Russell F. Johannes , agronomist
Larry R. Johnson , president of the
National Weather Association
Richard A. Jorgensen , molecular geneticist
Willi Kalender , inventor of
spiral scan computed tomography and professor at the
University of Erlangen-Nuremberg
Dennis Keeney , soil scientist, first director of the Leopold Institute
Motoo Kimura , mathematician
Clyde Kluckhohn , anthropologist
Elmer Kraemer , chemist
Ben Lawton , physician
Esther Lederberg , microbiologist and immunologist, pioneer of
bacterial genetics
[225]
Albert Lehninger , biochemist, pioneer of
bioenergetics , and professor at
Johns Hopkins University
Estella B. Leopold , botanist and daughter of
Aldo Leopold
Harriet Lerner , psychologist
Karl Paul Link , biochemist, discoverer of
anticoagulant
warfarin
Walter K. Link , geologist
Bradley C. Livezey , ornithologist
Guy Sumner Lowman, Jr. , linguist
Daryl B. Lund , food scientist and engineer, editor-chief-of
Journal of Food Science
[226]
Ken Lunde , information processor
Nancy Oestreich Lurie , anthropologist
Jay Lush , geneticist
John F. MacGregor , statistician
Seth Marder , chemist
Lynn Margulis , author of the serial
endosymbiotic theory of cell development, advocate of the
Gaia hypothesis ; former professor at
University of Massachusetts Amherst
William Marr , engineer and poet
Max Mason , mathematician
Abraham Maslow , psychologist, founder of Humanistic psychology, Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Scott McCartney , engineer, author, actor
Karl Menninger , psychiatrist
Patrick Michaels , climatologist
Parry Moon , electrical engineer, author
David D. Moore , molecular biologist
M. Laurance Morse , microbiologist and immunologist
Newton Ennis Morton , founder of field of genetic epidemiology
Mark Myers , geologist and former USGS director
N–Z
John L. Savage
Walter Nance , geneticist
Homer E. Newell, Jr. , mathematician
Paula M. Niedenthal , psychologist
Arthur Nielsen , market analyst
Gerald North , atmospheric scientist, author of
The North Report
Sarah Nusser , statistician
Larry E. Overman , chemist
Zorba Paster , physician
Brian Paul , computer programmer of the
Mesa 3D open source graphics library
Emanuel R. Piore , former director of research,
IBM
Lynn Ponton , psychiatrist
Vaidyeswaran Rajaraman , computer science pioneer and
Padma Bhushan awardee
Richard V. Rhode , aeronautical engineer
Sylvia Rimm , psychology
JoAnne Robbins , creator of
dysphagia medical device
Anita Roberts , molecular biologist
Havidan Rodriguez , award-winning sociologist, author
Carl Rogers , psychologist, co-founder
humanistic psychology
[227]
Leon E. Rosenberg , physician-scientist,
geneticist , and educator
Marshall Rosenberg , psychologist
Harry Luman Russell , bacteriologist
Joseph F. Rychlak , psychologist
Joseph F. Sackett , clinical radiologist and professor of neuroradiology
David Salo , linguist and translator
John C. Sanford , plant geneticist
William Bowen Sarles , microbiologist
John L. Savage , chief engineer of
Hoover Dam
William Schaus , entomologist
Edward Schildhauer , a chief engineer on the
Panama Canal project
Robert Serber , physicist, participated in the
Manhattan Project
Digvijai Singh , chemical engineer,
Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar laureate
Ashley Shade Director of Research at the Institute of Ecology and the Environment within Le Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
Dick Smith , software engineer and computer consultant
James E. Smith , computer engineer
Willem P.C. Stemmer , engineer
Calvin L. Stevens , chemist
Chauncey Guy Suits , former research director for
GE
M.S. Swaminathan , "father of the
Green Revolution in India "
Leslie Denis Swindale , soil scientist
Helmer Swenholt , commanding officer of the
332nd Engineer General Service Regiment
Katia Sycara , roboticist
Stephen Taber III , apiologist
Auguste Taton , botanist
Earle M. Terry , formed
WHA (AM) , the first radio station to clearly transmit human speech, with
Edward Bennett
Victor A. Tiedjens , scientist
James Tour , synthetic organic chemist
Tso Wung-Wai , professor at the
Chinese University of Hong Kong , political activist
Marilyn Tremaine , computer scientist
Glenn Thomas Trewartha , geographer
Mary Tsingou , numerical analyst
Billie Lee Turner II , geographer
Kameshwar C. Wali , research physicist and science writer
John Watrous , quantum theorist of computing
Warren Weaver , pioneer of
machine translation
I. Bernard Weinstein , physician
Louis Jolyon West , psychiatrist
Albert Whitford , astronomer
Dave Winer , software designer
Samuel D. Wonders , engineer, president of
Carter's Ink Company
Gordon Woods , veterinary scientist
Charles E. Woodworth , entomologist
A. Wayne Wymore , systems engineer and mathematician
Ned Xoubi , nuclear engineer
Joy Zedler , ecologist and botanist
Ying E. Zhang , biochemist and senior investigator at the
National Cancer Institute
John Zillman , meteorologist
Otto Julius Zobel , inventor of the
m-derived filter and the
Zobel network
Other notable alumni
John Muir
Milo Aukerman , biochemist, front man of the
Descendents
Mary Brunner , former
Manson Family member and ex-girlfriend of cult leader
Charles Manson
Clarence Chamberlin , aviation pioneer
Frank J. Christensen , labor leader
Kathryn F. Clarenbach , first chairwoman of the
National Organization for Women
Tim Cordes , blind physician
Charity Rusk Craig (1849-1913), national president,
Woman's Relief Corps
Lionel Dahmer , research chemist and author who was the father of serial killer,
Jeffrey Dahmer .
Laurie Dann , mass shooter who attacked elementary school children in
Winnetka, Illinois
[228]
Anna Essinger (1879–1960), educator who aided hundreds of European children before, during and after
the Holocaust
Robert Fassnacht , graduate student, killed in the
Sterling Hall bombing
Ada Fisher , physician
Phil Galfond , 3-time
WSOP bracelet-winning champion
Frederick Gutheim , urban planner
Eva Lund Haugen , author and editor
Jerome Heckenkamp , computer hacker
Phil Hellmuth , 14-time
WSOP bracelet-winning champion
Prynce Hopkins , activist and psychologist
Robert Kotler , physician
Drew Binsky , Traveller and youtuber, has visited over 170 countries
Mary Lasker , health activist, recipient of the
Presidential Medal of Freedom and
Congressional Gold Medal
James T. Minor , academic administrator and sociologist.
[229]
John Muir (1838–1914), naturalist, founder of the
Sierra Club , instrumental in preserving
Yosemite National Park
Carol Myers-Scotton , linguist
Sigurd F. Olson , conservationist
Pauline Park , transgender activist
Janet Meakin Poor , landscape designer
Lori Ringhand , judicial analyst
Carl Schramm , president,
Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation
Bud Selig , Commissioner of
Major League Baseball
Rafael Rangel Sostmann , rector of
Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education and member of the World Bank
Bill Stumpf , furniture designer
Charlie Trotter , chef
Althea Warren , president of the American Library Association, 1943–44
Fictional alumni and faculty
Lowell Bergman (
Al Pacino ) in the 1999 movie
The Insider (film)
Chris (
Will Arnett ),
MRI tech on TV series
Parks and Recreation , says he went to UW for both his undergrad and graduate work.
Harold "Harry" Crane , head of Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce's television department in
Mad Men
Jack and Maddie Fenton , scientist parents of
Danny Phantom
Laurie Forman , character on the
situation comedy
That '70s Show (did not graduate)
Will Hayes (
Ryan Reynolds ) in the 2008 movie
Definitely, Maybe
Vladimir "Vlad" Masters, a/k/a Vlad Plasmius ,
supervillain and foe of Danny Phantom
Donna Moss ,
White House staffer in the television series
The West Wing (dropped out halfway through to support her boyfriend as he went through
medical school )
Alison Parker (Melrose Place) (
Courtney Thorne-Smith ) on
Melrose Place , the TV series which ran from 1992 to 1999.
President Andrew Shepherd (
Michael Douglas ) taught at the University of Wisconsin in the 1995 movie
The American President
A. Clarence "Silverlock" Shandon, titular character of the fantasy novel
Silverlock , has a
business administration degree from U.W. and was
bow on the
crew team for three years
James Walker (
Michael Vartan ) from
Big Shots (TV series) , an 11-episode TV series.
Many, perhaps most, of the characters in the 2006 film
The Last Kiss , set in Madison and in part on the UW campus, are connected to the university: Kim is a student, Professor Bowler is on the faculty, and several other characters are apparently alumni.
[230]
Chancellors and presidents
Notable faculty and staff
A–G
Martha W. Alibali , psychologist
Timothy F. H. Allen , botanist
Stub Allison , head coach of the
Washington Huskies ,
South Dakota Coyotes , and
California Golden Bears football teams,
Washington Huskies men's basketball team, and
Washington Huskies baseball team
Ann Althouse , professor of law and well-known
blogger
Rasmus B. Anderson , professor, author, diplomat
Rozalyn Anderson , assistant professor, scientist
Fred J. Ansfield , physician, chemotherapy pioneer, co-Founder of
American Society of Clinical Oncology , Emeritus Professor of Human Oncology
[231]
Michael Apple , leading educational theorist
Richard Askey , mathematician, the
Askey–Wilson polynomials and
Askey–Gasper inequality are partially named for him
Sanjay Asthana , Alzheimer's disease researcher
Louis Winslow Austin , physicist, recipient of the
IEEE Medal of Honor
Stephen Babcock , inventor of the
Babcock test for measuring the butterfat content of milk
Bob Babich ,
NFL assistant coach
Eric Bach , computer scientist
Ira Baldwin , bacteriologist
Charles Russell Bardeen , first dean of the
University of Wisconsin Medical School
Amy Barger , astronomer
Michael Barnett , scholar of international relations
Quan Barry , poet
Helmut Beinert , professor of biochemistry
Edward Bennett , professor of electrical engineering, formed
WHA (AM) , the first radio station to clearly transmit human speech, with
Earle M. Terry
Tony Bennett ,
NBA player and head coach of the
Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball team
Leonard Berkowitz , psychologist
Robert Byron Bird , chemical engineer, recipient of the
National Medal of Science
George David Birkhoff , mathematician, discoverer of the
ergodic theorem
Raymond Ward Bissell , art historian
Lisle Blackbourn , NFL head coach
Gary Blackney , head coach of the
Bowling Green Falcons football team
Earl Blaik , head coach of the
Dartmouth Big Green and
Army Black Knights football teams, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
William Bleckwenn , neurologist and psychiatrist, instrumental in the development of the
truth drug
Craig Bohl , head coach of the
North Dakota State Bison football team
David Bordwell , prominent neoformalist film theorist and author
Laird Boswell , professor of History
George E. P. Box , statistician
Paul S. Boyer , historian of American thought and culture
Léon Brillouin , physicist
Royal Alexander Brink , plant geneticist
Thomas D. Brock , microbiologist
Martin Bronfenbrenner , economist
Aaron Brower, professor of
social work and Vice-Provost for Teaching & Learning
Richard A. Brualdi , professor of combinatorial mathematics
Robert V. Bruce , winner of the 1988
Pulitzer Prize for History
Edgar Buckingham , physicist
Tim Buckley , head coach of the
Ball State Cardinals men's basketball team
Jacob Burney ,
NFL assistant coach
Robert H. Burris , recipient of the
National Medal of Science
Gibson Byrd , noted painter
Angus Cameron , U.S. Senator
Antoinette Candia-Bailey , academic administrator
Sean B. Carroll , professor of evolutionary biology
Delia E. Wilder Carson (1833–1917), art educator
Frederic G. Cassidy , editor-in-chief of the
Dictionary of American Regional English
Thomas Chrowder Chamberlin , founder of the
Journal of Geology
Bill Chandler , head coach of the
Iowa State Cyclones and
Marquette Golden Eagles men's basketball teams
Y. Austin Chang , professor of material engineering
Chang Jen-Hu , chairman of the board of directors of
Chinese Culture University
Arthur B. Chapman , professor of animal breeding and genetics
Geep Chryst ,
NFL , assistant coach
Paul Chryst , head football coach,
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Clarence S. Clay, Jr. , geophysics faculty
W. Wallace Cleland , biochemist
John Coatta ,
NFL scout
Eddie Cochems , head coach of the
North Dakota State Bison ,
Clemson Tigers ,
Saint Louis Billikens , and
Maine Black Bears football teams
Bill Cofield , former men's basketball head coach, first African American coach of a major sport in the
Big Ten Conference
John R. Commons , one of the architects of
Social Security in the United States
Clifton F. Conrad , professor of educational leadership & policy analysis
Ron Cooper , head coach of the
Eastern Michigan Eagles ,
Louisville Cardinals , and
Alabama A&M Bulldogs football teams
Elizabeth A. Craig , biochemistry professor
William Cronon , Frederick Jackson Turner and Vilas Research Professor of History, Geography, and Environmental Studies, winner of the
Bancroft Prize , recipient of
MacArthur fellowship
James F. Crow , professor of genetics, population geneticist
Vincent Cryns , professor of medicine, chief of endocrinology
John Culbertson , professor of economics
Richard N. Current , historian
Merle Curti , historian of U.S. intellectual history
Philip D. Curtin , historian
John Thomas Curtis , botanist and ecologist, the
Bray Curtis dissimilarity is partially named for him
Marshall E. Cusic Jr. ,
U.S. Navy admiral, Chief of the U.S. Navy Medical Reserve Corps
Scott Cutlip , dean of the
University of Georgia
College of Journalism and Mass Communication
Lawrence F. Dahl , professor emeritus of chemistry
James Dahlberg , professor emeritus of biomolecular chemistry
Farrington Daniels , early researcher in
solar energy
Richard Davis , jazz bassist
Richard Davidson , professor of psychology and psychiatry, widely known for his mind-body research
[232]
Carl de Boor , professor emeritus of mathematics and computer science; winner of
National Medal of Science , best known for pioneering work on splines
Hector DeLuca , researcher of vitamin D
Robert Disque , president of the
Drexel Institute of Technology
Dave Doeren , head coach of the
Northern Illinois Huskies football team
Donald Downs , professor of political science
Mitchell Duneier , sociologist
Mike Eaves ,
NHL player and assistant coach
Jordan Ellenberg , professor of mathematics, novelist, writer
Edward C. Elliott , educational researcher and Purdue University president
Amy Burns Ellis , professor of mathematics education
Richard Theodore Ely (1854–1943), professor, social activist, economist
Joseph Erlanger , 1944
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
Nathan Feinsinger , chairman of the
Wage Stabilization Board and associate general counsel to the
National War Labor Board
Carl Russell Fish , professor of history
Harold K. Forsen , professor of Nuclear Engineering
Perry A. Frey , professor of biochemistry
Milton Friedman , associate professor of Economics
Nobel Prize for Economics
John Gallagher III , editor of the
Astronomical Journal
Adam Gamoran , professor of sociology and director, Wisconsin Center for Education Research
Morton Ann Gernsbacher , professor of
psychology and president of the
Association for Psychological Science
Har Gobind Khorana , 1968 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, for describing the genetic code and how it operates in protein synthesis
Harvey Goldberg , historian
James R. Goodman , professor of
computer science and computer architect, known for his work on
cache coherence protocols
Doug Graber ,
NFL assistant coach
M. Elizabeth Graue , professor of Curriculum and Instruction
Michelle Grabner , professor of art
Luther W. Graef , president of the
American Society of Civil Engineers
Carson Gulley , head chef from 1927 to 1954
H–M
Theodore S. Hamerow , historian
Mike Hankwitz , head coach of the
Arizona Wildcats and
Colorado Buffaloes football teams
Harry Harlow , psychologist, known for studies on affection using
rhesus monkeys with artificial mothers
Fred Harvey Harrington , historian
Edwin B. Hart , conductor of the
single-grain experiment , the
Institute of Food Technologists'
Babcock-Hart Award is partially named after him
Einar Haugen , linguist
Robert J. Havighurst , physicist, aging expert
James Edwin Hawley , mineralogist,
Hawleyite is named for him
Carolyn Heinrich , former professor, currently Sid Richardson professor at
University of Texas at Austin
[233]
[16]
Daniel Hershkowitz (born 1953), Israeli politician, mathematician, rabbi, and president of Bar-Ilan University
Elroy Hirsch ,
NFL player, member of the
Pro Football Hall of Fame and
College Football Hall of Fame
Alexander Rudolf Hohlfeld , professor of German
Jeff Horton ,
NFL assistant coach, head coach of the
Nevada Wolf Pack and
UNLV Rebels football teams
Clark L. Hull , psychologist
William Hunter , statistician
Krisztina Morvai associate professor of law, member of the
European Parliament
Willard Hurst , seminal figure in the development of modern American legal history
Anna Huttenlocher , cell biologist and rheumatologist
Rob Ianello , head coach of the
Akron Zips football team
Hugh Iltis , known for his scientific discoveries in the domestication of corn
Yannis Ioannidis , computer scientist
Roland Duer Irving , member of the
United States Geological Survey
Greg Jackson ,
NFL player
Arnold Jeter , head coach of the
Delaware State Hornets football team
Gunnar Johansen ,
artist-in-residence
Bob Johnson ,
NHL head coach
Mark Johnson ,
NHL player and
1980 Winter Olympics
Miracle on Ice team
Burr W. Jones , U.S. Representative
Horace Kallen , philosopher
Nietzchka Keene , filmmaker
Jesse Lee Kercheval , poet, memoirist, translator and fiction writer
Har Gobind Khorana , 1968
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine , for describing the genetic code and how it operates in protein synthesis
Franklin Hiram King , soil scientist and early promoter of sustainable agriculture
Philip King , member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Rufus King , U.S. diplomat,
Union Army general
Grayson L. Kirk , president of
Columbia University
Stephen Cole Kleene , a foundational contributor to
theoretical computer science
Rudolf Kolisch , violinist
Thomas R. Kratochwill , psychologist
Gloria Ladson-Billings , leading educational theorist and past president of the
American Educational Research Association
Elmer A. Lampe , head coach of the
Georgia Bulldogs and
Dartmouth Big Green men's basketball teams
Jane Larson , feminist legal scholar
Vernon Lattin (born 1938), president of
Brooklyn College
Judith Walzer Leavitt , professor of history of medicine, history of science, and women's studies
Lewis Leavitt , pediatrician
Mike Leckrone , director of the University of Wisconsin marching band from 1969 to 2019
Joshua Lederberg , 1958
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine
For his research in genetic structure and function in microorganisms
Albert L. Lehninger , biochemist
Charles Kenneth Leith , geologist,
Penrose Medal recipient
Aldo Leopold , author of
A Sand County Almanac , which helped spawn the environmental movement and interest in ecology; also founded the
Wilderness Society
Gerda Lerner , professor emerita; historian of women's and gender history; considered a founder of women's history
Philip H. Lewis Jr. , landscape architect and planner
Olin B. Lewis , Minnesota politician
[234]
Tom Lieb , head coach of the
Loyola Marymount Lions and
Florida Gators football teams,
Olympic medalist
George Little , member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Harvey Littleton , founder of the modern American studio glass movement
Miron Livny , computer science professor and founder of the
Condor High-Throughput Computing System
William Lorenz ,
Army Distinguished Service Medal recipient
Henry S. Magoon , U.S. Representative
Abby Lillian Marlatt , director of home economics
Carolyn "Biddy" Martin , professor of German and current president of Amherst College
Abraham Maslow , psychologist, known for
Maslow's hierarchy of needs
Ron McBride , head coach of the
Utah Utes and
Weber State Wildcats football teams
Dan McCarney , head coach of the
Iowa State Cyclones and
North Texas Mean Green football teams
Anne McClintock , Simone de Beauvoir Professor and author of Imperial Leather: Race, Gender, and Sexuality in the Colonial Contest
Elmer McCollum , biochemist, co-discovered vitamins A, B, and D
Tasha McDowell, head coach of the
Western Michigan Broncos women's basketball team
Mike McGee ,
NFL player, head coach of the
East Carolina Pirates and
Duke Blue Devils football teams, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Nellie Y. McKay , scholar of African-American literature and co-editor of the Norton Anthology of African-American Literature
Howard J. McMurray , U.S. Representative
Patrick McNaughton , art historian, Associate Professor of Art History
Milton McPike ,
NFL player
Walter Meanwell , former head coach of the
men's basketball team , member of the
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Alexander Meiklejohn , philosopher and free-speech advocate
Erika Meitner , poet, author, and English professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison
William Shainline Middleton , co-founder and secretary-treasurer of the
American Board of Internal Medicine
Jacquelyn Mitchard , author of
The Deep End of the Ocean
Frederic E. Mohs , surgeon and developer of the
Mohs surgery technique for removing types of skin cancer
Howard Moore , head coach of the
UIC Flames men's basketball team
Perry Moss ,
NFL player, athletic director of
Florida State University , head coach of the
Florida State Seminoles and
Marshall Thundering Herd football teams
George L. Mosse , professor; historian of European nationalism and gender
Regina Murphy , professor of chemical engineering,
AIMBE fellow
[235]
Reid F. Murray , U.S. Representative
N–S
Steven Nadler , professor of philosophy and Jewish studies
Gerhard Brandt Naeseth , genealogical author; member of the
Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav
Adolphus Peter Nelson , U.S. Representative
Kathryn Norlock , feminist philosopher
Ronald Numbers , historian of science
Allan R. Odden , professor in the Department of Educational Leadership & Policy Analysis
Hakkı Ögelman , physicist and astrophysicist
Richard Page , chair, department of medicine
John Palermo ,
NFL assistant coach
Charles D. Parker , Lieutenant Governor of
Wisconsin
Harry Partch , avant-garde composer
Zorba Paster , co-host of Public Radio's
Zorba Paster On Your Health
Klaus Patau , geneticist, best known for the discovery of
trisomy 13 (a.k.a. Patau syndrome)
Stanley Payne , historian
Russell W. Peterson , Governor of
Delaware
Saul Phillips , head coach of the
North Dakota State Bison men's basketball team
Felix Pollak , curator of Special Collections; poet
Andrew C. Porter , former director of Wisconsin Center for Education Research, professor of education policy at
Vanderbilt
Ellis Rainsberger , head coach of the
Kansas State Wildcats football team
Hans Reese , Olympic athlete
Paul Samuel Reinsch , U.S. diplomat
Milton Resnick , artist-in-residence[
citation needed ]
Pat Richter ,
NFL player, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Patrick T. Riley , political theorist
Paul Roach ,
NFL assistant coach, athletic director and head football coach at the
University of Wyoming
Carl Rogers , psychologist and founder of
Client-Centered Therapy
Thomas A. Romberg , professor emeritus of curriculum and instruction (mathematics education)
Walter Rudin , mathematician best known for his books on
mathematical analysis
Joe Rudolph ,
NFL player
Bo Ryan , current head men's basketball coach
Alfred A. Sanelli ,
U.S. Army general
Harrison Schmitt , adjunct professor of engineering physics, 12th man on the
Moon as
Apollo 17 astronaut and geologist
Hans Schneider , mathematician, best known for his contributions to the Linear Algebra and Matrix society
Isaac Jacob Schoenberg , mathematician, best known for the discovery in 1946 of
splines
Jennifer Schomaker , chemist, professor, researcher
John Settle ,
NFL player
Donna Shalala , chancellor 1987–1993; secretary, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, 1993–2001
Charles S. Slichter , mathematician and physicist
Ithamar Sloan , U.S. Representative
Red Smith ,
MLB and
NFL player and coach
Oliver Smithies , faculty 1960 to 1988, recipient of the
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 2007
Clarence Spears , member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Bob Spoo , head coach of the
Eastern Illinois Panthers football team
Kurt Squire , director of the
Games, Learning & Society Conference
Dale Steele , head coach of the
Campbell Fighting Camels football team
Harry Steenbock , biochemist, vitamin D researcher
John Stiegelmeier , head coach of the
South Dakota State Jackrabbits football team
Mike Stock ,
NFL assistant coach
Scott Straus , assistant professor of
Political Science and
International Studies , specialising in the study of
genocide
Harry Stuhldreher ,
NFL player, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Stephen Suomi , director of the National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Comparative Ethology Laboratory at the National Institutes of Health
Aage B. Sørensen , sociologist
T–Z
Brandon Taylor , writer
Cecil Taylor , jazz pianist
Henry Charles Taylor , agricultural economist
Howard Temin , 1975
Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of
reverse transcriptase
Edward Ten Eyck , first American to win the
Diamond Challenge Sculls
Eeva Therman , geneticist, characterized
trisomy 13 and
trisomy 18
[236]
James Thomson , credited with first successful culturing of human embryonic
stem cells
Arthur Thrall , artist
Giulio Tononi , professor of psychiatry
Darold Treffert , psychiatrist
Frederick Jackson Turner , historian and creator of the "frontier thesis" explaining the American character
Timothy Tyson , professor of African-American history and author
John J. Uicker , mechanical engineer
Stanislaw Ulam , mathematician who joined the
Manhattan Project during World War II
Harry Vail , rowing coach, the
Dad Vail Regatta is named after him
Ryan G. Van Cleave , author
Clark Van Galder , head coach of the
Fresno State Bulldogs football team
Charles R. Van Hise , geologist and university president who formulated the "Wisconsin Idea"
Edward Burr Van Vleck , mathematician and professor
Alexander Vasiliev (1867–1953), Byzantinist and Arabist
Jan Vansina , historian of Africa and father of oral historical methodology
Grace Wahba , statistician, developed generalized
cross validation and formalized
Wahba's problem
Pete Waite , head coach of the women's volleyball team, author
David Ward , president of the
American Council on Education
Oliver Patterson Watts , chemical engineer
Viola S. Wendt , poet
Albert Whitford , astronomer
Eugene Wigner , 1963
Nobel Prize in Physics
John Wilce , head coach of the
Ohio State Buckeyes football team, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame
Noah Williams , economist
William Appleman Williams , historian of American diplomacy
Erik Olin Wright , sociologist
Randall Wright , macroeconomist and pioneer of
search theory in
monetary economics
Sewall Wright , professor of genetics, one of the fathers of population genetics
Todd Yeagley ,
MLS player
Kenneth Zeichner , winner of several awards for Teacher Education
Efim Zelmanov , recipient of the
Fields Medal in 1994
Howard Zimmerman , organic chemist, discovered
barrelene
Otto Julius Zobel , inventor of the
m-derived filter and the
Zobel network
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