List of University of Wales, Lampeter people

This is a list of notable alumni of the University of Wales, Lampeter.

For a fuller list, see Category:Alumni of the University of Wales, Lampeter

Contents 1 A 2 C 3 D 4 E 5 F 6 G 7 H 8 J 9 M 10 O 11 P 12 R 13 S 14 T 15 V 16 W 17 References

A

• George Austin - Former Archdeacon of York; Author of a 'Journey to Faith'

C

• Carl N Cooper - Bishop of Saint Davids
• Michael Chorost - writer (junior year abroad)

D

• Henry Dartnall - Lead singer of indie band The Young Knives

E

• Daniel Silvan Evans - Professor of the Welsh Language; Welsh Language Lexicographer

F

• Juliette Foster - Television news anchor

G

• William Gibson - Professor of History

H

• Christopher Herbert - Bishop of St Albans
• Walter Homolka - Professor at University of Potsdam and Rector of Abraham Geiger College
• Joshua Hughes - Bishop of St Asaph

J

• John James - historical novelist
• Craig Jamieson - Keeper of Sanskrit Manuscripts, University of Cambridge

M

• Neil Marchant - Organist and ChurchCrawler contributor
• E. A. Markham - Poet and Author
• Christopher M. Moreman - Professor of Religious Studies
• Adrian Mourby - Writer; Head of drama, BBC Wales
• John Murray - Sports commentator, BBC Radio 5 Live

O

• Omar Khalidi - eminent author, Muslim scholar and US State Department sponsored international relation builder.^[1][2]

P

• Peter Paphides - Music Journalist
• H. Jefferson Powell - Professor of Law, Duke University; Principal Deputy Solicitor General, U.S. Department of Justice.
• Henry James Prince - Founder of the Agapemonites

R

• Alwyn Rice Jones - Bishop of St Asaph & Archbishop of Wales

S

• Sulak Sivaraksa - Social Activist
• Sue Slipman - Political Activist

T

• Rhodri Glyn Thomas - Plaid Cymru Politician
• Cliff Tucker - Labour Politician

V

• Benjamin Vaughan - Bishop of Swansea and Brecon

W

• Rebecca Wheatley - Actress (BBC's Casualty) and musician.

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