List of University of Nebraska–Lincoln people

The list of University of Nebraska–Lincoln people includes notable graduates, professors, and administrators affiliated with University of Nebraska–Lincoln.

A total number of 3 Nobel Prize winners have been associated with the University.

This is an incomplete list, which may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by expanding it with reliably sourced entries.

Nobel laureates

Name	Class year	Notability	References
George Beadle (born 1903)	B.S. 1926; M.S. 1927	Scientist; Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine winner (1958); 7th President of University of Chicago (1961—1968).	^[1]^[2]
Donald Cram (born 1919)	M.S. 1942	Chemist; Nobel Prize for Chemistry winner (1987).	^[3]
Alan Heeger (born 1936)	B.S. 1957, Honorary Doctorate 1999	Chemist; Nobel Prize for Chemistry winner (2000).	^[4]

Pulitzer Prize

Ted Kooser (MA 1968) – An American poet who was the thirteenth Poet Laureate of the United States, serving two terms from 2004 to 2006. He teaches as a Visiting Professor in the English department of the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. On August 12, 2004, he was named Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry by the Librarian of Congress to serve a term from October 2004 through May 2005. In April 2005, Ted Kooser was appointed to serve a second term as Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry. During that same week Kooser received the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Poetry for his book "Delights and Shadows" (2004).
Karen Blessen (1973) – first graphic artist to win a Pulitzer Prize (in explanatory journalism) for a 1989 a special section, created with two colleagues, for the Dallas Morning News called "Anatomy of An Air Crash"
Willa Cather (1895) – Pulitzer Prize in 1923 for her wartime novel, One of Ours
Marjie Lundstrom (1978) – Pulitzer Prize in 1991 as a national reporter for the Gannett News service, for which she wrote a series on child-abuse deaths.
Harvey Newbranch (1896) – Pulitzer Prize for a 1919 editorial condemning the lynching of an African American man by a racist mob; editor of the Omaha World-Herald for 56 years
James Risser (1959) – Pulitzer Prize in 1976 for exposing corruption in the U.S. grain exporting industry and another Pulitzer Prize in 1979 for a series of articles showing the destructive impact of modern agriculture on the environment (both as Washington D.C. bureau chief for the Des Moines Register)

Academics

College founders, presidents and deans

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Roscoe Pound	B.A 1888; M.A 1889; Ph.D 1897	4th Dean of Harvard Law School (1916–1936); Namesake of 'Pound Hall' at Harvard Law School.	^[5]^[6]
Alvin Johnson	M.A. 1898	Founder of the New School.
Gene Budig	M.A. 1963, Ed.D 1967	Chancellor of the University of Kansas (1980–1994); President of West Virginia University (1977–1980); President of Illinois State University (1973–1977)
Edith Abbott	1901	Founder of University of Chicago School of Social Service Administration.	^[7]
John Jasinski	Ph.D 1996	President of Northwest Missouri State University.	^[8]
William Ruud	B.A.; Ph.D.	President of Shippensburg University of Pennsylvania.
Miguel Escotet	Ph.D	Dean of College of Education at University of Texas at Brownsville; Emeritus UNESCO and United Nations University Chair on History and Future of University.

Professors and scholars

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Alan Berger	B.S. 1986	Associate Professor of Architecture at MIT.	^[9]
Hartley Burr Alexander		Wrote symbolism and inscriptions in the Nebraska State Capitol; conducted the first study of ritual, symbolism and philosophy of the native peoples of the Americas between 1908 and 1929 and a Professor of philosophy at the University of Nebraska.
Rollins A. Emerson	B.S.	Former Professor of plant breeding at Cornell University.
Derrick Lehmer	B.A. 1893; M.A. 1896	Former Professor of Mathematics at University of California, Berkeley.
Donald Cox	B.S. 1959; M.S. 1960	Professor of Engineering at Stanford University.	^[10]
Londa Schiebinger	B.A. 1974	Professor of History of Science at Stanford University.	^[11]
Jay Keasling	B.S. 1986	Professor of Engineering at University of California, Berkeley.	^[12]
Larry D. Johnson	B.A. 1967	Adjunct Professor of Law at Columbia Law School; Former UN Assistant Secretary General for Legal Affairs.	^[13]
John Norman	B.A. 1953	Former Professor of Philosophy at Queens College, City University of New York.
Nancy Andreasen	B.A	Chair of Psychiatry at University of Iowa Carver College of Medicine.	^[14]
Harold 'Doc' Edgerton	B.S. 1925	Former Institute Professor at MIT; Namesake of 'Edgerton Center' at MIT; Took the first photographs of the atomic bomb.	^[15]
Robert A. Alberty	B.S. 1943; M.S. 1944	Professor Emeritus of Chemistry at MIT.	^[16]
Dirk Obbink	B.A. 1978	Lecturer in Papyrology and Greek Literature at Oxford University.
Norma Cantú	Ph.D. 1982	Professor of English at University of Texas at San Antonio.	^[17]
Edwin Colbert	B.A.	Former Professor Emeritus at Columbia University.	^[18]
George Andreasen	B.S; M.S	Former Professor of Orthodontics at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry.	^[19]
Loren Eiseley	BA/BS 1933	Former Professor at University of Pennsylvania; Writer and poet best known for explaining complex scientific concepts in poems.
Joseph Hunt	B.A.	Former Professor at University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign.	^[20]

Art and entertainment

Johnny Carson (1949) – host of the Tonight Show for more than 30 years (1958, 1962–1992); winner of 7 Emmy Awards; recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 1992; recipient of the Kennedy Center Honors Lifetime Achievement Award in 1993.
Aaron Douglas (1922) – "the father of African-American art" and leader of the Harlem Renaissance
Barbara Hendricks (1969) – singer in opera, recital, jazz and popular music; Goodwill Ambassador for the United Nations High Commission for Refugees.
Weldon Kees (1935) – poet, abstract expressionist painter, jazz pianist, composer, photographer and filmmaker; exhibited his works along with other abstract expressionists including Hans Hofmann and Willem de Kooning.
Chad Myers (1985) – Weather anchor and severe weather expert for CNN Worldwide based in the network's world

headquarters in Atlanta

Business

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Warren Buffett (born 1930)	B.S.B.A. 1950	Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.	^[21]
Jordan Behrens (born 1978)	B.S.B.A. 2000	Founder of Hilltop Hotel Conglomerate.
Vinod Gupta (born )	M.S. 1969; M.B.A. 1971	Founder and Chairman of infoGROUP; Founder Namesake of Vinod Gupta School of Management at IIT Karagpur.	^[22]
Howard L. Hawks	B.S.; M.B.A	Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO of Tenaska Energy, Inc.	^[23]
Jack Cole	B.S.B.A.	Founder of Cole Information Services, Inc.
C. Edward McVaney	B.S.	Founder of JD Edwards Corporation.
JoAnn M. Martin	B.S. 1975	President and CEO of UNIFI Companies.	^[24]^[25]
Harry Culver (born 1880)		Founder and Namesake of Culver City, California.
Ted Hustead		Founder of Wall Drug.	^[26]

Law and politics

Heads of state

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Karlis A. Ulmanis (born 1909)	B.S.	1st Prime Minister of Latvia and 4th President of Latvia.	^[27] ^[28]

U.S. Cabinet Secretaries and Assistant Secretaries

Name	Class year	Notability
Clayton Yeutter (born 1930)	B.S 1952; J.D 1963; Ph.D 1966	23rd United States Secretary of Agriculture.
Claude M. Bolton, Jr. (born 1969)	B.S. 1969; Honorary Doctorate 2007	3rd United States Assistant Secretary of the Army for Acquisition, Logistics, and Technology.
Richard Lee McCall, Jr. (born 1942)	Attended College but did not graduate	13th United States Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs.

U.S. Senators

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Elmer Burkett (born 1867)	Law 1893	United States Senator	^[29]
Hazel Abel (born 1888)	1908	United States Senator	^[30]
James Abdnor (born 1923)	1945	United States Senator	^[31]

U.S. Governors

Name	Class year	Notability
Arthur J. Weaver (born 1873)		22nd Governor of Nebraska
Elmer Holt (born 1884)	1902	10th Governor of Montana
Charles Thone (born 1924)		34h Governor of Nebraska
Stanley K. Hathaway (born 1924)	Law 1950	27th Governor of Wyoming
Ben Nelson (born 1941)	B.A.; M.A.; J.D.	37h Governor of Nebraska; Current United States Senator

U.S. House of Representatives Members

Name	Class year	Notability
Howard Miller (born 1879)	Law 1900	U.S. Representative from Kansas.
John A. Maguire (born 1870)	Law 1899	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
Thomas F. Konop (born 1879)	Law 1904	U.S. Representative from Wisconsin.
Fred Johnson (born 1876)	Law 1903	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
George H. Heinke (born 1882)	Law 1908	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
Jackson B. Chase (born 1890)	LLB 1912	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
Harry B. Coffee (born 1890)		U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
Howard Buffett (born 1903)	1925	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
John Henry Kyl (born 1919)	1947	U.S. Representative from Iowa.
Jan Meyers (born 1928)	B.A. 1951	U.S. Representative from Kansas.
Hal Daub (born 1941)	J.D. 1966	U.S. Representative from Nebraska.
Chris Carney (born 1959)	Ph.D.	U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania.

Legal Figures

Name	Class year	Notability
Robert Pelt	LLB 1922	U.S. District Judge in the District of Nebraska.
James Lee Rankin	LLB 1930	31st United States Solicitor General; General Counsel to the Warren Commission.
Herbert Brownell, Jr.	B.A.	62nd United States Attorney General.
John R. Brown	B.A. 1930	United States federal judge of the Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.
Theodore (Ted) Sorensen	J.D. 1951	8th White House Counsel; Special Counsel and Speechwriter to President John F. Kennedy.
Kenneth C. Stephan	B.A.; LLB	Justice of the Nebraska Supreme Court.
Mark Quandahl	Law 1987	Chairman of the Nebraska Republican Party (2005-2009).
Laurie Camp	Law 1977	Judge in United States District Court for the District of Nebraska.
Laurie Camp	J.D. 1948	United States federal judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
Donald Ross	J.D. 1948	United States federal judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
William J. Riley	B.A.; J.D.	Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
John Pickett	LLB 1922	United States federal judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.
Richard G. Kopf	J.D. 1972	Federal judge in the U.S. District Court for the District of Nebraska.
Harvey M. Johnsen	B.A. 1921; LLB 1919	United States federal judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.
Kristine Cecava	Law 1976	Judge in United States District Court for the District of Nebraska..
William G. Cambridge	B.S. 1953; J.D. 1955	United States federal judge.
Clarence Beam	B.S. 1951; J.D. 1965	United States federal judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit.

Political figures and activists

Name	Class year	Notability
Jesse Stearns Buscher		Member of the White House Press Corps and First woman member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Grace Abbott		Director of Immigrants Protective League of Hull House and Chief of the United States Children's Bureau, where she administered the first federal child labor law and the Maternity and Infancy Act.
Debra Powell (born 1985)	B.A.	Mayor of East St. Louis.
Matthew Landis	BA 2004	Board Member Antelope Valley College Board of Trustees.

Military

Name	Class year	Notability	References
John J. Pershing (born 1860)	LLB 1893	General of the Armies of the United States Army; Led the American Expeditionary Force in World War I; Awarded GCB, Legion of Honour, CH and 1932 Pulitzer Prize.	^[32]
Carl R. Yost	1938	Colonel of the United States Army; Awarded Legion of Merit.
Paul B. Kappelman	1973	Colonel of the United States Army.	^[33]
Douglas J. McAneny	B.S 1978	Rear Admiral of the United States Navy.	^[34]
Lloyd M. Bucher (born 1927)	B.S. 1953	Commander of the United States Navy Captain of the USS Pueblo (AGER-2).
Maynard Nichols (born 1925)		Captain in U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; Chief Engineer and Overseer of 125,000 Chinese farm workers for the construction (entirely by hand, without any heavy equipment) of an air base at Kiunglai in China.
Bruce P. Crandall (born 1933)	B.A. 1969	Colonel of the United States Army; Awarded Medal of Honor.	^[35]
Steven W. Flohr	B.S. 1971	Brigadier General of the United States Army.
Galen B. Jackman (born 1951)	B.A. 1973	Major General of the United States Army.

Literature

Mary Pipher (PhD 1977) – author, expert on culture and mental health; author of Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls, which was a best seller for over three years;^[36] author of the New York Times best seller ^[37] The Shelter of Each Other: Rebuilding Our Families to Enrich Our Lives
Mari Sandoz – a biographer, novelist, and historian whose work usually drew on the life of the Great Plains. She became well known for non-fiction works such Old Jules (1935) and Crazy Horse (1942).
Jim Thompson (attended 1929–1931) – wrote 29 books between 1942 and 1973, including books adapted to film such as The Getaway (produced twice) and The Grifters
Lowry C. Wimberly (1916, MA 1920, PhD 1925) – founder and first editor of the university's literary journal, Prairie Schooner, his students (known as "Wimberly's boys") included writer/naturalist Loren Eiseley, novelist Mari Sandoz, folklorist Ben Botkin and poet/artist Weldon Kees.

Science and Technology

Name	Class year	Notability	References
Bion J. Arnold		Father of the third rail; Designed New York's Interborough Rapid Transit subway system.
Henry Beachell		Leading 20th century rice breeder; Co-pioneer of Asia's Green Revolution in rice; Winner of 1996 World Food Prize and 1987 Japan Prize of the Science and Technology Foundation of Japan.	^[38]
Frederic Clements	B.Sc. 1894; M.A. 1896; Ph.D. 1898	Pioneer ecologist.	^[39]
Gladys Dick	B.S. 1900	Co-inventor of vaccine for scarlet fever.	^[40]
Leta Hollingworth	B.A. 1906	Wrote first comprehensive text on the gifted; Commenced one of the first systematic studies of children with intelligence quotients (IQ) above 180.	^[41]
Charles H. Purcell	B.S. 1906	Chief designer and Engineer of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge; One of the 20th century’s most distinguished civil engineers.	^[42]
Richard Hamming	B.S. 1939	Founder and President of Association for Computing Machinery.
Kim B. Blair	B.A; B.S	Founding Director of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Center for Sports Innovation.	^[43]
A.A. Luebs		Pioneered the field of air conditioning; Developed the procedure used for measuring winter temperatures that meteorologists call "degree days".
William A. Mueller		Produced sound technology for early motion pictures; Pioneered the first talking picture, The Jazz Singer.
Donald Othmer		Co-editor of the Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology; Has held more than 150 U.S. and foreign patents.	^[44]
Gerry Thomas		Inventor of TV Dinner.
Gene V Glass		Inventor of the statistical technique Meta-analysis.

Athletics

Baseball

Adam Stern – Professional MLB baseball player

Basketball

Nate Branch – Basketball player for the Harlem Globetrotters

Football

Ndamukong Suh – The 2010 NFL 1st Round 2nd Overall Draft Pick of the Detroit Lions
Irving Fryar – The first wide receiver to be drafted #1 overall in the NFL Draft when the New England Patriots made him the top selection of the 1984 NFL Draft.
Roger Craig – Running back for the San Francisco 49ers who was first player in NFL history to rush and receive for at least 1,000 yards (910 m) in a season.

Josh Bullocks – Professional football player for the NFL's Chicago Bears
Berlin Guy Chamberlin (1916) – won four championships as an NFL head coach; inducted into the Professional Football Hall of Fame in 1965.
George Flippin (1895) – the first black student athlete at Nebraska and one of only five in the United States at the time; also filed Nebraska's first civil rights lawsuit – against a York café where he was refused service.
Barron Miles, defensive back for the BC Lions in the CFL
Dave Redding – Assistant coach for the NFL's Green Bay Packers.
Tommie Frazier- won 2 national championships (94' 95')
Tom Osborne - won 3 national championships as a head coach (94' 95' 97) led team to 17 consecutives major bowl games.
Eric Crouch- Heisman trophy winner (01')
Mike Rozier- Heisman trophy winner (83') all time leader in rushing yards at Nebraska.
Johnny Rodgers- Heisman trophy winner (72') won 2 national championships (70' 71)
Tony Jeter – Professional football player for the NFL's Pittsburgh Steelers
Jim Burrow – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
John Howell – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
Herm Rohrig – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
George Seeman – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
Erwin Swiney – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
Merle Zuver – Professional football player for the NFL's Green Bay Packers
Ad Wenke – Professional football player for the NFL's Milwaukee Badgers
Bob Pickens – Professional football player for the NFL's Chicago Bears
Jeff Lee - Professional football player for the NFL's St. Louis Cardinals
Frank Lockett - Professional football player for the NFL's Miami Dolphins
Kelly Saalfeld - Professional football player for the NFL's New York Giants
Barrett Ruud - Professional football player of the NFL's Tennessee Titans

Other sports

Rulon Gardner-Olympic Gold Medalist at 2000 Summer Olympic Games
Vanessa Meloche – Canadian gymnast
Louise Pound (1892, MA 1895) – first woman elected to the Nebraska Sports Hall of Fame; in 1955 she became the first woman president of the Modern Language Association ; sister of Roscoe Pound.
Priscilla Lopes-Schliep (2006) – winner of the bronze medal for Women's 100m Hurdles in the Beijing Olympics in 2008; she became the first Canadian to win a medal in 12 years.
Matt Lindland, MMA fighter and politician

Faculty

Charles Bessey – botanist; namesake of the Bessey system
John Leland Champe – archaeologist; former Chairman, Department of Anthropology
August Hjalmar Edgren – linguistics professor, one of professor who organized the graduate college at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln^[45]
Rachel A. Lloyd – first woman in the world to become a chemistry professor, hired as the second chemistry professor at the University of Nebraska in 1887; first woman to earn a Ph.D. in chemistry (University of Zurich, 1886), and the first woman to publish a research article in Organic Chemistry; with Hudson Nicholson, chair and only member of the chemistry faculty when it was founded in 1882, she carried out the first research program in chemistry west of the Mississippi.
Karl Shapiro – Pulitzer Prize-winning poet; served as poet laureate at the Library of Congress; taught in the English Department at the university from 1956 to 1966; served as editor of the Prairie Schooner.

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^ The Founders of the Graduate College (by Robert Knoll, Professor Emeritus of English. University of Nebraska-Lincoln January 13, 2000) [1]