List of California State University, Los Angeles people
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This page lists notable alumni and former students, faculty, and administrators of the California State University, Los Angeles.
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Alumni
Academia
Alumni of California State University, Los Angeles
Billie Jean King, professional tennis player inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1987
Rosario Marin, 41st U.S. Treasurer
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Edward James Olmos, actor and director, longtime pioneer for more diversified roles and images of Hispanics in the U.S. media.
- Sal Castro – educator and activist
- Edward Diller – Professor of Germanic Languages and Literature, University of Oregon
- Jaime Escalante – mathematician and teacher; the subject of the 1988 Academy Award-nominated film Stand and Deliver[1]
- Michael S. Harper – first poet laureate of Rhode Island; professor at Brown University
- Walter E. Williams – author, economist, and professor at George Mason University
- Earl G. Yarbrough – president of Savannah State University[2]
Business
- James A. Bell ('97) – CFO of the Boeing Company[2]
- Warren Bryant (B.S. Sociology, 1971) – Chairman and CEO of Longs Drugs[2][3]
- Alan J. Forher ('81) - CEO of the Southern California Edison Company [2]
- Art Leahy ('74) - CEO of the Los Angeles Metro[2]
- Donald Sterling (BA) – former owner of the Los Angeles Clippers[4]
Entertainment alumni
- Dustin Lee Abraham – producer and screenwriter [5]
- Al Anthony – LA area radio personality[5]
- Alan Arkin ('52) - actor, received the Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in Little Miss Sunshine (2006)[5]
- Gabe Baltazar - jazz and studio musician[5]
- Billy Barty ('49, '75) – actor, activist for Little People rights; appeared in the Ron Howard film Willow[5]
- Luis Bonilla – composer, musician
- Kara Brock ('98) – television and film actress (The Parkers)[5]
- Jack Cooper – composer, arranger, musician[5]
- Eric "Bobo" Correa - musician, rap and pop artist[5]
- Elizabeth Devine ('85) - former producer of CSI:Miami[2]
- Sam Elliott - actor
- Phil Feather - studio musician, multireedist
- Barry Gordon ('86) – former president of the Screen Actors Guild, adjunct professor of political science at Cal State L.A.[5]
- Telma Hopkins - actress [5]
- Danny House - jazz and studio musician [5]
- Daniel Knauf ('82) – screenwriter, producer and director[5]
- Ronnie Lang - jazz and studio musician [5]
- Isaac Larian – chief executive officer of MGA Entertainment[5]
- Steven Lee – music producer, composer, instrumentalist[5]
- Tiny Lister – actor, former pro wrestler[5]
- Lennie Niehaus - composer, arranger, musician[5]
- Edward James Olmos – actor, director[5]
- Gil Robertson IV - author, journalist and President of the African American Film Critics Association[6]
- Scott Shaw – author, actor, filmmaker, and martial artist[5]
- Robin Shou – martial artist and actor[5]
- Phil Snyder (MFA 2012) - voice actor, voice of Disney's Jiminy Cricket in Kingdom Hearts and Disney Home Video, professor at the University of Houston [5]
- Cheryl Tiegs – model and actress [5]
- Robert Vaughn (BA 1956, MA 1964) - actor [5]
- John Williams - jazz and studio [5]
Literature
- Octavia Butler – science fiction author
- Marilyn Reynolds- young-adult fiction author
- Joseph Wambaugh ('60) – bestselling novelist[2]
Politics
- Michael D. Antonovich – politician, member of the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors (Fifth District)
- Joe Baca – member of United States House of Representatives and former chairman of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus
- Lee Baca ('71) – former sheriff of Los Angeles County[2]
- Sukhbir Singh Badal - Deputy Chief Minister of Punjab, India
- John J. Benoit – California State Senate
- Stephen Cooley ('71) – district attorney, Los Angeles County[2]
- Julian C. Dixon – former member of the California State Assembly, former member of Congress
- Mervyn Dymally – 1st foreign-born black Congressman, first black Lt. Governor of California, member of the California State Assembly
- Evan Freed — attorney, photographer of Robert Kennedy
- Elton Gallegly – former member of United States House of Representatives
- Tom LaBonge – Los Angeles City Council
- Rosario Marin ('83) – 41st U.S. Treasurer[2]
- Juanita Millender-McDonald – member of United States House of Representatives
- Lucille Roybal-Allard – member of United States House of Representatives and former chair of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus
- Robert A. Underwood – delegate of Guam to the United States House of Representatives
- Maxine Waters – member of United States House of Representatives[2]
- Diane Watson ('67) – member of the United States House of Representatives and ambassador to Micronesia[2]
Religion
- J. Jon Bruno – Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles, 2002–
Science
- Samuel Durrance (BS 1972, MS 1974) – NASA astronaut (Columbia and Endeavour), astrophysicist, educator[2]
- Sy Liebergot – NASA flight controller during Project Apollo, author, space historian
Sports
- John Adams - former NFL player
- Mike Burns – professional Major League Baseball pitcher for the Boston Red Sox[7]
- Don Davis - former NFL player
- Joe Faust - Olympian high jumper, mathematics teacher, aviation publisher, renewal energy researcher (kite energy systems).
- Jay Gibbons – professional Major League Baseball former outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Baltimore Orioles[8]
- Walter Johnson – former National Football League player with the Cleveland Browns[9]
- Mitch Johnson - former NFL player[10]
- Walter Johnson - former NFL player
- Howard Kindig - former NFL player
- Billie Jean King – professional tennis player inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in 1987.[11]
- Barry Migliorini - American Basketball Association head coach[12]
- Martin Vasquez – head coach of C.D. Chivas USA, in Major League Soccer. The first player to play in both the United States and Mexico's national teams.
- Mal Whitfield – gold medalist 1948 London Olympics and 1952 Helsinki Olympics[13]
- Frank Zane – professional bodybuilder and teacher
Visual arts
- Hisako Terasaki - artist
- Kent Twitchell ('72) – muralist[14]
Faculty
Professors
- Hal Fishman (adjunct) – KTLA news anchor and the longest-running news anchor in the history of American television.
- Ann Garry - Professor Emerita of Philosophy; early pioneer of the field of feminist philosophy
- Carlos G. Gutierrez (Professor of Chemistry) – named one of America's 2008 "100 Most Influential Hispanics" by Hispanic Business magazine[15]
- Christopher Isherwood (adjunct) – British novelist, writer of Berlin Stories[16]
Trustee Professors
- Barry Munitz – 5th chancellor of the California State University system, and 6th president of the University of Houston[17]
References
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- ↑ Alumni Billie Jean King Retrieved on July 10, 2009
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- ↑ Alumni Kent Twitchell Retrieved on July 10, 2009
- ↑ 2008 www.hispanicbusiness.com Retrieved on July 11, 2009
- ↑ Christopher Isherwood adjunct professor December 9, 2009
- ↑ CSULA News and Information from the president's office (see welcome) Retrieved on July 11, 2009
