List of University of Wales, Lampeter people
This is a list of notable people of the University of Wales, Lampeter.
For a fuller list, see Category:Alumni of the University of Wales, Lampeter.
A
- George Austin - former Archdeacon of York; author of A Journey to Faith
C
- Michael Chorost - writer (junior year abroad)
- Carl N Cooper - Bishop of Saint Davids
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; Rector of Abraham Geiger College
- Jules Hudson - presenter of Escape to the Country (BBC1); archaeology graduate
- Joshua Hughes - Bishop of St Asaph
J
- John James - historical novelist
- Craig Jamieson - Keeper of Sanskrit Manuscripts, University of Cambridge
K
- John C. Knapp - President of Hope College, USA
L
- Andy Lewis - musician and music producer
M
- Ian Marchant - writer and broadcaster
- E. A. Markham - poet and author
- Adrian Mourby - writer; head of drama, BBC Wales
- John Murray - sports commentator, BBC Radio 5 Live
O
- Omar Khalidi - 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
S
- Fred Secombe - clergyman, novelist; brother of Harry Secombe
- Sulak Sivaraksa - social activist
- Sue Slipman - political activist
- Jonty Stern - Big Brother finalist in 2007
- John Strand-Jones - clergyman and Wales Rugby Union International player
- Neil G. Sullivan - educationalist and philanthropist
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
References
- ↑ "2004 Press Releases:Dr.Omar Khalidi Visited Ufa and Chelyabinsk and Discussed Muslim Life in America". yekaterinburg.usconsulate.gov. April 18, 2004. Retrieved 27 August 2011. External link in
|title=(help) - ↑ Power, Carla (April 2, 2009). "Updating the Mosque for the 21st Century, Time Magazine". Retrieved 27 August 2011.
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