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The following notable people are or have been associated with
Madison, Wisconsin .
Artists and architects
Frank Lloyd Wright
Ruth Ball , sculptor
Homer Fieldhouse , landscape architect
Georgia O'Keeffe , artist; born in the suburb of
Sun Prairie , she attended high school in Madison at Sacred Heart Academy, now
Edgewood High School of the Sacred Heart
Vinnie Ream , sculptor of the statue of Lincoln in the
U.S. Capitol rotunda
Steve Rude , comic book artist
Maria Schneider , illustrator
Simon Sparrow , mixed media artist
Michael Velliquette , artist
Frank Lloyd Wright , architect
Athletes and sports figures
Adam Burish
Gabe Carimi
Eddie Cochems
Eric Heiden
Jack Ikegwuonu
Mark Johnson
Walter Meanwell
Kid Nichols
Rick Neuheisel
Frank Baker ,
NFL player
[1]
Jim Bakken , NFL player
[2]
Peter Barrett ,
Olympic gold medalist
[3]
Ed Barry ,
MLB player
[4]
Sam Barry , head coach of the
Iowa Hawkeyes men's basketball team and
USC Trojans men's basketball, baseball, and football teams; member of the
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Les Bartholomew , MLB player
[5]
Marc Behrend ,
NHL player
[6]
Henry Benn , baseball player
[7]
Dave Besteman , Olympic athlete
Sandy Botham , head coach of the
University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee Panthers women's basketball team
Gene Brabender , MLB player for the
Los Angeles Dodgers ,
Baltimore Orioles and the
Seattle Pilots/Milwaukee Brewers
[8]
Art Bramhall , MLB player
[9]
Tyrone Braxton , NFL player
[10]
Alex Brooks ,
NHL player
[11]
Craig Brown , national champion curler
Erika Brown , national champion curler
Bob Bruer ,
NFL player
[12]
Roman Brumm , NFL player
[13]
Adam Burish , NHL player
[14]
John Byce , NHL player
[15]
Gabe Carimi , All-American football player
[16]
Connie Carpenter-Phinney , road cyclist and ice speed skater; winner of first-ever women's Olympic road race (1984)
Charlie Chech , MLB player
[17]
Bruce Christensen , MLB player
[18]
Geep Chryst , quarterbacks coach of the
San Francisco 49ers
Paul Chryst , former head coach of the
University of Wisconsin football team
Rick Chryst , commissioner of the
Mid-American Conference , 1999–2009
John Coatta , NFL scout
Eddie Cochems , "father of the
forward pass "
Bill Cofield , head coach of the
Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team; first African American head coach of a major sport in the
Big Ten Conference ; 1976–1982
Casey Cramer , NFL player
Annabelle Cripps ,
Olympic athlete
Kevin Dean ,
NHL player
[19]
Dorcas Denhartog , Olympic athlete
[20]
Mary Docter , Olympic athlete
[21]
Sarah Docter , Olympic athlete
[21]
Clarence Esser , NFL player
[22]
Paul Feldhausen , professional football player
[23]
Casey FitzRandolph ,
Olympic gold medalist
[24]
Mary Froning ,
AAGPBL player
Steve Furniss , Olympic medalist,
Pan American Games gold medalist
Reece Gaines ,
NBA player for the
Orlando Magic ,
Houston Rockets , and the
Milwaukee Bucks
[25]
Vern Geishert , MLB player
[26]
Gale Gillingham , NFL player
[27]
Mike Gosling , professional baseball player
[28]
Carie Graves , Olympic gold medalist, head coach of the
Harvard Crimson and
Texas Longhorns women's crew teams
[29]
Steve Green , NBA player
Paul Gruber ,
NFL player
[30]
Dale Hackbart , NFL player for the
Green Bay Packers ,
Washington Redskins ,
Minnesota Vikings ,
St. Louis Cardinals , and the
Denver Broncos
[31]
Donald Hayes , NFL player
[32]
Beth Heiden ,
Olympic speedskater
Eric Heiden , Olympic speedskater
Russell Hellickson , Olympic wrestler
Phil Hellmuth , professional poker player
Jack Ikegwuonu , NFL player
[33]
Dan Immerfall , Olympic medalist, head referee for the
International Skating Union , member of National Speedskating Hall of Fame
[34]
Mark Johnson , 1980
Miracle on Ice USA Olympic hockey team gold medalist, NHL player
Nicole Joraanstad , national champion curler
Tim Jordan , NFL player
Jerry Kelly , professional golfer
Amanda Kessel , Olympic gold medalist in women's ice hockey
[35] and NWHL player for the
Metropolitan Riveters
[36]
Phil Kessel , NHL player for the
Vegas Golden Knights
Gordon King , NFL player
[37]
George Kittle , NFL player for the
San Francisco 49ers
Phyllis Koehn ,
AAGPBL player
Scott Kooistra ,
NFL player
[38]
Joe Kurth ,
NFL player
[39]
Dan Lanphear , professional football player
[40]
Debi Laszewski , IFBB professional bodybuilder
[41]
Mike London , professional football player
Helene Madison , won three gold medals at the 1932 Olympics in swimming
Wesley Matthews , basketball player
Greg Mattison , NFL coach
Jeronne Maymon (born 1991), basketball player for
Hapoel Eilat B.C. of the
Israeli Basketball Premier League
[42]
Dave McClain , head coach of the
Ball State Cardinals and
Wisconsin Badgers football teams
Debbie McCormick , world champion curler,
Olympic athlete
Milton McPike ,
NFL player
Walter Meanwell , former head coach of the
Wisconsin Badgers men's basketball team, member of the
Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame
Bob Mionske , Olympic athlete
[43]
Jim Montgomery , world champion swimmer, Olympic gold medalist, member of the
International Swimming Hall of Fame
[44]
Eric Morel ,
boxer , former
WBA
Flyweight champion.
[45]
Peter Mueller , Olympic speed skater
Pat Neshek ,
MLB player
[46]
Rick Neuheisel ,
NFL player, former head coach of the
UCLA Bruins football team
[47]
Kid Nichols , member of the
Baseball Hall of Fame
Andy North , professional golfer
Jay Norvell , NFL player, head coach of the
Nevada Wolf Pack football team
[48]
Jeff Nygaard ,
Olympic athlete
[49]
Karl Pagel ,
MLB player
[50]
Bill Reay ,
NHL player and head coach
Rick Reichardt , MLB player
[51]
Andrew Rein , Olympic wrestler, winner of a silver medal
Barry Richter , hockey player
Pat Richter , NFL player, member of the
College Football Hall of Fame , athletic director of the
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Libby Riddles , first woman to win the
Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race
Michelle Rohl ,
Olympic athlete,
Pan American Games medalist
Dan Schachte , former NHL official
Nick Schmaltz , NHL player
Pete Schmitt , NFL player
Jack Skille ,
right winger for the
Rockford IceHogs of the
AHL
Shaka Smart , head coach of the
Texas Longhorns men's basketball team
Craig Smith , NHL player
Zane Smith ,
MLB player
[52]
Chris Solinsky , professional runner
Bill Southworth ,
MLB player
[53]
Dave Stalls , NFL player
[54]
Derek Stanley , NFL player
Ken Starch , NFL player
[55]
Sherri Steinhauer ,
LPGA player
Lisa Stone , head coach of the
Wisconsin Badgers women's basketball team
Tim Stracka , NFL player
[56]
Steve Stricker , professional golfer
Eric Studesville , head coach of the
Denver Broncos in the NFL
Bob Suter , 1980
Miracle on Ice USA Olympic hockey team gold medalist
Gary Suter , retired NHL player
Ryan Suter , NHL player
Lindsay Tarpley ,
WPS player
Matt Tegenkamp , professional distance runner
Donnel Thompson , NFL player
[57]
Al Toon , former professional football player
Stu Voigt , NFL player
[58]
Jack Waite , professional tennis player
Pete Waite , head coach of the
Wisconsin Badgers women's volleyball team
Lisa Wang , national champion rhythmic gymnast
Henry Willegale , NFL player
[59]
Brad Winchester ,
NHL player
[60]
Ari Wolfe , sports announcer
Tony Yelk , NFL player
Jackie Zoch , Olympic medalist
[61]
Business and industry figures
Noah Dietrich , CEO of the majority of enterprises owned by
Howard Hughes , including
RKO Pictures ,
Trans World Airlines , and
Hughes Aircraft
Judith R. Faulkner , CEO and founder of
Epic Systems
John Geisse , founder of
Target Corporation
Burton E. Green , one of the developers of
Beverly Hills, California
Alex Jordan, Jr. , businessman, architect
Peter Koechley , co-founder of
Upworthy and former managing editor of
The Onion
Jim Lillie , CEO of Jarden Corporation; spent a part of his childhood there and attended the UW in 1983
Oscar G. Mayer, Jr. , Chairman of
Oscar Mayer
Oscar G. Mayer, Sr. , Chairman of Oscar Mayer
Odessa Piper , chef and co-founder of the restaurant L'Etoile
Pleasant Rowland , businesswoman, creator of the
American Girl product line
Entertainers
Actors, radio personalities, and filmmakers
Melvyn Douglas
Gena Rowlands
Andrea Anders , actress, comedian
Randy Chestnut , comedian, actor, 17-year resident of Madison
Michael Cole , actor
Tyne Daly ,
Emmy and
Tony Award -winning actress
Melvyn Douglas ,
Academy Award -winning actor
Chris Farley , actor, comedian, grew up in Madison
John P. Farley , actor and comedian
Kevin Farley , actor
Michael Feldman , radio personality for
Public Radio International
Nick Grinde (1893–1979), film director and screenwriter
[62]
Uta Hagen , actress, recipient of the
National Medal of Arts
Kurt Johnson , radio personality, director for RKO, CBS, Viacom and others
Nietzchka Keene , filmmaker
Imran Khan , Bollywood actor
Russ Lieber , fictitious character from
The Colbert Report with a liberal radio talk show supposedly based in Madison
Rob Marshall , Academy Award-nominated director
Sandra Nelson , actress
Chris Noth , actor, born in Madison
Zorba Paster , radio show host
Bill Rebane , filmmaker
Ann Risley , actress
Gena Rowlands , Oscar-nominated, Golden Globe and Emmy-winning actress
Matt Sloan , voice actor, comedian
Mary Sweeney , film editor and producer, partner of director
David Lynch
J.D. Walsh , actor
Marc Webb , film, television, and music video director
Bradley Whitford , actor, born in Madison
Gideon Yago ,
CBS and
MTV News correspondent
Leigh Zimmerman , actress
Musicians
Jane Wiedlin
Brother Ali ,
hip hop musician
Lou and Peter Berryman , musicians and songwriters
Jeff Conrad , drummer of
Phantom Planet
Yung Gravy ,
hip hop musician
Brent Michael Davids , composer for the
National Symphony Orchestra
Richard Davis , bassist and professor at the
University of Wisconsin–Madison
John DeMain , conductor
Christine Nielson Dreier , singer
Ari Herstand , musician, actor, blogger
Nick Hexum , musician, lead vocalist of
311
Lee Hoiby , composer
Zola Jesus , musician; raised in
Merrill and got her start in Madison
Jennifer Korbee , member of
Hi-5 ; contestant on
American Idol
Alicia Lemke , singer, famous for appearing on
Matt Harding 's
Where the Hell is Matt? 2012 video
Barbara K. MacDonald , musician
Pat MacDonald , musician
Joel McNeely , composer
Tracy Nelson , singer
Otis Redding , musician, died in Madison
[63]
Art Paul Schlosser , musician
Jim Schwall , musician, singer-songwriter
Ben Sidran , musician, jazz pianist
Catfish Stephenson , blues musician
Clyde Stubblefield , musician, died in Madison
Butch Vig , alternative music producer and drummer of
Garbage ; from
Viroqua , got his start in Madison
Chris Vrenna , musician and producer
Jane Wiedlin , musician and actress
Glenn Worf , Nashville session bass player
Benjamin Foster , lead singer and guitarist of the punk rock band
Screeching Weasel .
Geoff Palmer musician, singer, and songwriter. Member of
The Connection , The
Kurt Baker band, and
The Queers
Government officials, politicians, and activists
Stacey Abrams , Georgia State politician
Henry Cullen Adams , U.S. Representative
Rasmus B. Anderson , U.S. diplomat
Dwight Armstrong (1951–2010), perpetrator of the
Sterling Hall bombing
[64]
David Atwood , Mayor of Madison, newspaper publisher/editor,
U.S. Representative
Tammy Baldwin , U.S. Senator
George V. Borchsenius , first clerk of the court of the Nome judicial division of Alaska
Dorothy Bradley , Montana state legislator
John R. Burke , U.S. diplomat
Michael J. Cantwell , Wisconsin State Assemblyman
Richard Cates , Wisconsin legislator and lawyer
William Charlton , Wisconsin State Assemblyman and farmer
Liz Cheney , U.S. Representative from
Wyoming
Jason Crow , U.S. Representative from
Colorado
Leo Crowley , head of the
Foreign Economic Administration
Dexter Curtis , Wisconsin legislator and inventor
Joseph E. Davies , U.S. diplomat
Abiol Lual Deng , South Sudanese-American political scientist
Brian Detter , Navy official, activist
Jim Doyle , Governor of
Wisconsin 2003–2011
Scott Evertz , first openly gay director of the
Office of National AIDS Policy
William T. Evjue , Wisconsin State Assemblyman; founder of The Capital Times
Lucius Fairchild , U.S. diplomat
Thomas E. Fairchild , Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals
Leonard J. Farwell , Governor of
Wisconsin
Louis E. Gettle , politician
John D. Gurnee , Wisconsin State Assembly
Everis A. Hayes , U.S. Representative from
California
Charles N. Herreid , Governor of
South Dakota
[65]
Charles W. Heyl , Wisconsin State Assembly
Benjamin F. Hopkins , U.S. Representative
Eric Hovde , businessman and politician
Burr W. Jones , U.S. Representative
Philip Mayer Kaiser , diplomat
[66]
Scott L. Klug , U.S. Representative 1991-1999
Randall S. Knox , lawyer, politician, businessman
Kris Kobach , professor, politician
Thomas F. Konop , U.S. Representative
Clifford Krueger , politician
Julius Albert Krug , U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Belle Case La Follette , activist
Bronson La Follette , Wisconsin Attorney General
Doug La Follette , Wisconsin Secretary of State, environmental activist, writer
Fola La Follette , activist
Philip La Follette , Governor of
Wisconsin
Robert M. La Follette, Jr. , U.S. Senator
Robert M. La Follette, Sr. , populist, senator, attorney
Francis Lamb , politician and lawyer
Richard Lamm , Governor of
Colorado
James B. Loken , Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals
Willett Main , Wisconsin State Senator
[67]
Cheri Maples , Wisconsin lawyer, police officer, and peace activist
Ben Masel , original
Yippee , hemp and marijuana legalization activist
Teresa McGovern , daughter of presidential candidate
George McGovern
Wayne L. Morse , U.S. Senator from
Oregon
Earl Mullen , politician and barber
Herman Natwick , member of the
Dakota Territory legislature
Gaylord Nelson , U.S. Senator, founder of
Earth Day
John M. Nelson , U.S. Representative
William Proxmire , U.S. Senator
[68]
Charles R. Robertson , U.S. Representative from
North Dakota
Harry Sauthoff , lawyer and politician
Albert G. Schmedeman , U.S. diplomat
Stuart Nash Scott , U.S. diplomat
Ithamar Sloan , U.S. Representative
Paul Soglin , Mayor 1973–1979, 1989–1997, 2011–2019
John Coit Spooner , U.S. Senator
John Mellen Thurston , U.S. Senator from
Nebraska ; namesake of
Thurston County, Nebraska
Marjorie R. Turnbull ,
Florida State Representative
William F. Vilas , U.S. Postmaster General and U.S. Secretary of the Interior
Floyd E. Wheeler , Wisconsin State Assembly
William Wheeler , Wisconsin territorial legislator
[69]
Frank E. Wheelock, a founder and first mayor of
Lubbock ,
Texas ; reared in Madison
[70]
Rebecca Young , Wisconsin State Assembly
Military figures
Eugene L. Tattini
George E. Bryant ,
U.S. Army Brigadier General
Joseph Cable ,
Medal of Honor recipient
[71]
Charles L. Harris ,
Union Army Brigadier General
Frank A. Haskell , Union Army
colonel ; author of a noted account of the
Battle of Gettysburg
William Hawley , Union Army Brigadier General
John Higgins ,
U.S. Navy Rear Admiral (Upper Half)
[72]
Donald S. Jones , U.S. Navy Vice Admiral
William Lorenz ,
Army Distinguished Service Medal recipient
John Birdsell Oren ,
U.S. Coast Guard Rear Admiral
Carson Abel Roberts ,
U.S. Marine Corps Lieutenant General
Clayton K. Slack , Medal of Honor recipient
[73]
Eugene L. Tattini ,
U.S. Air Force Lieutenant General
Albert Taubert , Navy Cross and
Distinguished Service Cross recipient
[74]
Karl G. Taylor, Sr. , Medal of Honor recipient
Ralph Wise Zwicker , U.S. Army Major General
Miscellaneous
Religious figures
Scholars and scientists
John Bardeen
A. Starker Leopold
Ann Althouse , law professor, scholar and blogger
John Bardeen ,
Nobel laureate, named one of the 20th century's most influential Americans by
Life magazine
Arthur Louis Breslich , President of
German Wallace College and
Baldwin-Wallace College
Ernest J. Briskey , creator of the American Meat Science Association
W. Wallace Cleland ,
University of Wisconsin–Madison biochemist;
[75] inventor of
Cleland's reagent
[76]
Scott Cutlip , dean of the
University of Georgia
College of Journalism and Mass Communication
Richard Davidson , neuroscientist, director of the Center for Investigating Healthy Minds
University of Wisconsin–Madison
Hector DeLuca , biochemist and founder and president of Deltanoid Pharmaceuticals
Harvey Goldberg , historian and professor
Harlan Hanson , Director of the
Advanced Placement program from 1965 to 1989
Howard Hibbard , art historian, professor at
Columbia University
John Duer Irving , geologist
Henry A. Lardy , biochemist
Aldo Leopold , ecologist
A. Carl Leopold , Graduate Dean at the
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
A. Starker Leopold , Professor of Zoology and Conservation at the
University of California, Berkeley
Luna Leopold , Professor of Geology and Geophysics and of Landscape Architecture at the
University of California, Berkeley
William Shainline Middleton , co-founder and Secretary-Treasurer of
American Board of Internal Medicine
George Mosse , historian, professor
John Muir , Scottish-born American naturalist, author and early advocate of preservation of U.S. wilderness
Gerhard Brandt Naeseth , genealogist
Lorrie Otto , environmentalist
Leon E. Rosenberg , physician-scientist,
geneticist , and educator
Jay P. Sanford , author of the Sanford Guide to Antimicrobial Therapy
Sumner Slichter , economist, professor at
Harvard University
Kurt Squire , director of the
Games, Learning & Society Conference
Harry Steenbock , biochemist, researcher of
Vitamin D
James Thomson , leading
stem cell researcher
Jan Vansina , historian and anthropologist
I. Bernard Weinstein , physician
Ira Loren Wiggins , botanist
James Wright , President of
Dartmouth College
Writers and journalists
Thornton Wilder
Carl Thomas Anderson , cartoonist
Mike Baron , comic book writer famous for creating
Nexus
Lowell Bergman , TV news producer
Deborah Blum , journalist and professor
Barbara Fister , author, blogger and librarian
Jason Gastrow , Videogamedunkey, video game reviewer, humorist, YouTube personality
Annie Laurie Gaylor , author and activist with Freethought Today
Jeff Gillan , journalist
Kevin Henkes , children's book author, graduated from UW–Madison and as of 1996 "makes his home in Madison."
Ed Janus , journalist
Gloria Ladson-Billings , professor and author
David Maraniss , journalist and author, recipient of the
Pulitzer Prize
Karl E. Meyer , journalist
Jacquelyn Mitchard , author
Lorrie Moore , prize-winning author of short stories
Jessica Nelson North , author
Alice Hobbins Porter , journalist, editor
Richard Quinney , author and photographer
Phil Rosenthal (columnist) , columnist
Patrick Rothfuss , writer of epic fantasy
Greg Dean Schmitz , online film journalist, creator of Upcomingmovies.com, columnist for Rotten Tomatoes
Alice Sebold , author
Scott Stantis , editorial cartoonist for the
Chicago Tribune ; creator of the comic strips The Buckets and Prickly City
John Tuschen , poet
Connie Wanek , poet
Ella Wheeler Wilcox , poet ("Laugh and the world laughs with you"); grew up in Madison
Amos Wilder , poet and theologian
Thornton Wilder , Pulitzer Prize-winning novelist and playwright
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