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List of Southern University Alumnireport

  • [Name]: Al Beauchamp
    [Class year]: 1968
    [Notability]: former NFL linebacker
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Mel Blount
    [Class year]: 1970
    [Notability]: member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Lou Brock
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: record-setting base-stealing Major League Baseball player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Harold Carmichael
    [Class year]: 1971
    [Notability]: four-time NFL Pro-Bowler
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Darren Clark
    [Class year]: 2006
    [Notability]: former MLB baseball player, New York Mets, SU Hall oF Fame
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Willie Davenport
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: two-time gold medalist of U.S. Olympic track team
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Donnie Davis
    [Class year]: 1962
    [Notability]: former NFL, CFL and WFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Marvin Davis
    [Class year]: 1974
    [Notability]: former NFL and CFL player and Grey Cup champion
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    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Matthew Dorsett
    [Class year]: 1995
    [Notability]: former pro football player, 1996 NFL
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Ken Ellis
    [Class year]: 1970
    [Notability]: former NFL player, Green Bay Packers
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Oliver Ford
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former 100m world record holder
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Charlie Granger
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former NFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Tommie Green
    [Class year]: 1978
    [Notability]: former NBA player, New Orleans Jazz
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Kip Holden
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Mayor-President of Baton Rouge 2005–2017
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Rich Jackson
    [Class year]: 1966
    [Notability]: member of the American Football League Hall of Fame
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Avery Johnson
    [Class year]: 1988
    [Notability]: 1999 NBA Champion, 2006 NBA Coach of the Year, University of Alabama head basketball coach, Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame inductee
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Brian Johnson
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: United States Olympic long jumper
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Ralph Waldo Emerson Jones
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: President and baseball coach at Grambling State University, 1936–1977
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Tyrone Jones
    [Class year]: 1983
    [Notability]: former Canadian Football League all-star and MVP
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Fred Lewis
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Major League Baseball player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Bob Love
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former NBA all-star and second leading scorer in Chicago Bulls history
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Rod Milburn
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: track and field gold medalist at 1972 Munich Olympic Games
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Jordan Miller
    [Class year]: 2011
    [Notability]: NFL defensive tackle
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Bobby Phills
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: NBA basketball player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Jewel Prestage
    [Class year]: 1951
    [Notability]: first African-American woman to earn Ph.D. in Political Science
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Isiah Robertson
    [Class year]: 1971
    [Notability]: six time NFL Pro-Bowler
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Bernie Smith
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former Major League Baseball player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Donnell Smith
    [Class year]: 1971
    [Notability]: former NFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Godwin Turk
    [Class year]: 1974
    [Notability]: former NFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Rickie Weeks
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Major League Baseball player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Aeneas Williams
    [Class year]: 1991
    [Notability]: member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: John Williams Jr.
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former NFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Lenny Williams
    [Class year]: 2004
    [Notability]: former NFL and CFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Jerry Wilson
    [Class year]: 1995
    [Notability]: former NFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: Ken Winey
    [Class year]: 1987
    [Notability]: former CFL player
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Athletes)

  • [Name]: David Banner
    [Class year]: 1997
    [Notability]: music recording artist, producer, actor
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Alvin Batiste
    [Class year]: 1955
    [Notability]: jazz artist and educator
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: James Booker
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: rhythm and blues keyboardist
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    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Maurice Brown
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: jazz artist
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Isiah Carey
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: television news reporter
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Randy Jackson
    [Class year]: 1979
    [Notability]: musician, record producer, former American Idol judge
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Faith Jenkins
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Miss Louisiana 2000, Miss America runner-up 2001, attorney, TV personality, star of Judge Faith
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Branford Marsalis
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: jazz saxophonist
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Entertainers and personalities)

  • [Name]: Troy E. Brown
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Member of the Louisiana State Senate from 2012 until his resignation in 2017
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Barbara West Carpenter
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Dean of international relations at Southern University; African-American Democrat member of the Louisiana House of Representatives since 2016
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Mike Foster
    [Class year]: 2004 (Juris Doctor)
    [Notability]: 53rd governor of Louisiana
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Melvin "Kip" Holden
    [Class year]: 1982;1985
    [Notability]: first African-American mayor of Baton Rouge, Louisiana
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Dalton W. Honoré
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 63 in East Baton Rouge Parish since 2010
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Diana Bajoie
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of both houses of the Louisiana State Legislature (1976–2008); member of the New Orleans City Council (2012–2013)
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Kirt Bennett
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Republican candidate for lieutenant governor in 2003
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Jay Blossman
    [Class year]: 1991 (Juris Doctor)
    [Notability]: former member of the Louisiana Public Service Commission
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Israel "Bo" Curtis
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Democrat member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (1992–2008) and the Rapides Parish School Board (1976–1992), former Alexandria educator and insurance agent, did graduate study at Southern
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Herbert B. Dixon
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Democrat member of the Louisiana House of Representatives (2008–2014) and the Rapides Parish School Board (1992–2008), did graduate study at Southern
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Irma Muse Dixon
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: first African-American elected to the Louisiana Public Service Commission (PSC)
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Cleo Fields
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former state senator and U.S. Representative for Louisiana's 4th congressional district
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Randal Gaines
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for St. Charles and St. John the Baptist parishes since 2012
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Hunter Greene
    [Class year]: 1994 (Juris Doctor)
    [Notability]: Republican former member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, family court judge in East Baton Rouge Parish
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Marcus Hunter
    [Class year]: 2002
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from District 17 in Ouachita Parish
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Melvin Irvin
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 58 (based in Ascension Parish) 1984–1988; educator and real estate developer, died in 2014
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Alphonse J. Jackson
    [Class year]: 1951
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives from Caddo Parish, 1972–1992; owner of a public relations agency in Baton Rouge
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Edward C. James
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 101 in East Baton Rouge Parish; Baton Rouge lawyer
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: William J. Jefferson
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: former Representative, U.S. Congress
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Okla Jones II
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: federal judge on the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Edmond Jordan
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Democratic member since 2016 of the Louisiana House of Representatives for West and East Baton Rouge parishes; lawyer in Brusly, Louisiana
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Isiah Leggett
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: County Executive of Montgomery County, Maryland
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Robert M. Marionneaux
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Louisiana state senator since 2000 from Baton Rouge area
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Dustin Miller
    [Class year]: Pending study to be nurse practitioner
    [Notability]: African-American Democrat member of the Louisiana House of Representatives for District 40 in St. Landry Parish since 2016
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Jewel Joseph Newman
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: member of the East Baton Rouge City Parish Council, 1972–1984; member of the Louisiana House of Representatives, 1984–1988; community organizer in the Scotlandville neighborhood of Baton Rouge
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Abe E. Pierce, III
    [Class year]: 1956
    [Notability]: first African-American mayor of Monroe, Louisiana (1996–2000)
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Vincent Pierre
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: state representative for Lafayette Parish since 2012
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Jewel Prestage
    [Class year]: 1951
    [Notability]: first African-American woman to receive a Ph.D in Political Science
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Chris Roy, Jr.
    [Class year]: 1987
    [Notability]: attorney, former state legislator from Rapides and Vernon parishes
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Jesse N. Stone
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: attorney, educator, served as Dean of the Southern University Law Center and as president of Southern University
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Dorothy Mae Taylor
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: first African-American woman to serve in the Louisiana House of Representatives, 1971–1980
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Ledricka Thierry
    [Class year]: 1999
    [Notability]: state representative for St. Landry Parish since 2009
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Thomas Taylor Townsend
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: state representative from Natchitoches Parish (2000–2008)
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Pinkie C. Wilkerson
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Louisiana House of Representatives (1992–2000)
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Alfred C. Williams
    [Class year]: 1972
    [Notability]: member of the Louisiana House from Baton Rouge since 2012; former school board member and attorney
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Patrick C. Williams
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: state representative for Caddo Parish since 2007
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Tom Willmott
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Louisiana House of Representatives from Jefferson Parish since 2008
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Politicians, judges and public officials)

  • [Name]: Joe N. Ballard
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Lieutenant General (retired), first African-American Chief of Engineers and Commander, United States Army Corps of Engineers
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Military commanders)

  • [Name]: Sherian Grace Cadoria
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Brigadier General (retired), first African-American female to reach the rank of General in U.S. Army
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Military commanders)

  • [Name]: Russel L. Honoré
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: Lieutenant General who commanded the U.S. military support of recovery efforts in the Gulf Coast after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Military commanders)

  • [Name]: Kathie Stromile Golden
    [Class year]: 1976
    [Notability]: Provost, Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, and Professor at Mississippi Valley State University
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Academics)

  • [Name]: Morgan Watson
    [Class year]:
    [Notability]: One of the first African-American engineers at NASA, beginning in January 1964
    [Reference(s)]:
    (Academics)

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