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词条 List of Portland State University alumni
释义

  1. Legend

  2. Academia

  3. Architecture and design

  4. Art and literature

  5. Business and finance

  6. Civil society

  7. Entertainment

     Film, television, and performing arts  Music 

  8. Humanities

  9. Media and communications

  10. Government and politics

     Heads of state and government  Governors of the United States  United States congress  U.S. Senators  U.S. Representatives  Other U.S. political figures  Judges 

  11. Sciences and technology

  12. Sports

  13. Miscellaneous

  14. References

Established as Vanport College in 1946, Portland State University is a public university officiated as a state institution in 1969. Located in the southwest Portland, Oregon, it is the only public university in the state that is located within a major metropolitan city, and is one of Oregon's largest universities.[1] Its academic programs are organized in nine constituent schools and colleges, and have produced alumni across professions in the arts, sciences, business, academia, politics, and sports. {{As of|2019}}, the university claims over 180,000 alumni worldwide.[2]

Legend

Notes and abbreviations used
  • Individuals who may belong in multiple sections appear only in one.
  • An empty class year or school/degree box indicates only that this information is unknown or unconfirmed.
  • "DNG" indicates the alumnus or alumna attended but did not graduate; known year(s) of attendance accompany this if available. "N/A" will be present in the degree box for these individuals, as it is confirmed they did not receive degrees.
{{Col-begin}}{{Col-2}}Colleges and schools
  • CA – College of Arts
  • CLAS – College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
  • CE – College of Education
  • CECS – Maseeh College of Engineering and Computer Science
  • CUPA – College of Urban and Public Affairs
  • GSBP – Graduate School of Book Publishing
  • SB – School of Business
  • SSW – School of Social Work
Defunct schools
  • PSC – Portland State College {{small|(predecessor to Portland State University; dissolved 1969)}}
  • VC – Vanport College {{small|(predecessor to Portland State College; dissolved 1955)}}
{{col-2}}
Degrees and certificates
B.A. – Bachelor of Arts
B.F.A. – Bachelor of Fine Arts
B.S. – Bachelor of Science
B.B.A. – Bachelor of Business Administration
B.S.A. – Bachelor of Arts and Science
M.A. – Master of Arts
M.F.A. – Master of Fine Arts
M.S. – Master of Science
M.B.A. – Master of Business Administration
M.Ed. – Master of Education
M.S.W. – Master of Social Work
PhD – Doctorate
Ed.D. – Doctor of Education
{{col-end}}

Academia

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Lee D.|Baker}} 1989 CLAS B.S. Professor of anthropology, Duke University[3]
Hans G.|Furth}} 1960 CLAS PhD Professor emeritus of philosophy, The Catholic University of America[4]
Peter A.|Griffin}} B.S. Professor of mathematics, California State University–Sacramento[5]
Mitchell S.|Jackson}} CLAS B.A., M.A. Associate professor of English, New York University[6][7]
Michael|Kazin}} CLAS M.A. Professor of history, Georgetown University[8]
Bonnie|McCay}} 1969 CLAS B.A. Professor emerita of anthropology, Rutgers University[9]
David|McDowall|David McDowall (criminologist)}} 1973 CLAS B.S. Professor of criminology, University at Albany, SUNY[10]
Roberta|Rudnick}} 1980 CLAS B.S. Assistant professor of geology, Harvard University; University of California, Santa Barbara[11]
Thomas|Talbott}} B.S. Professor emeritus of philosophy, Willamette University[12][13]
Jack Ernest|Vincent}} 1957 PSC B.S. Professor emeritus of political science, University of Idaho[14]
Dali|Yang}} 1988 CLAS M.A. Professor of political science, University of Chicago[15]

Architecture and design

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Sergio Palleroni Architect and co-founder of BASIC Initiative[16]

Art and literature

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Holly|Andres}} 2004 CA M.F.A. Photographer[17][18]
John|Callahan|John Callahan (cartoonist)}}DNGalign=left}} Cartoonist, creator of Pelswick[19]
Francisco Laguna|Correa}} CLASB.A. Poet, professor of Latinx studies at University of Denver[20]
Walt|Curtis}} Poet and painter[21]
Carolyn|Davidson}}1971CLASB.A. Graphic designer; creator of the Nike swoosh[22]
Gwen M.|Davidson}}1987CAM.F.A. Contemporary artist[23]
Michael|Dickman}} DNGalign=left}} Poet, recipient of Alfred Hodder Fellowship at Princeton University[24][25]
David James|Duncan}} 1973 CLAS B.A. Novelist and essayist[26]
Ann|Gardner}}1974CAM.F.A. Glass artist[27]
Larry|Harvey}} DNGalign=left}} Artist, co-founder of Burning Man festival[28]
Michael|Hornburg}}DNGalign=left}} Novelist, journalist[29]
Christopher|Howell}}1971CLASM.A. Poet, two-time National Endowment Fellowship winner[30]
Anne|Hughes}} Art patron, gallery owner
Ariana|Jacob}}2010CAM.F.A. Contemporary artist[31]
Lee|Kelly}} VC Sculptor[32]
Richard|Kennedy|Richard Kennedy (author)}} 1958 PSC B.A. Children's author, proponent of Oxfordian theory of Shakespeare authorship[33]
Travis|Knight|Travis Knight (animator)}} 1998CLASB.S. Animator; CEO of LAIKA[34]
Ted|Newsom}} Screenwriter, film producer[35]
Jack|Ohman}}CLASB.A. Editorial cartoonist of The Oregonian[36]
Pierre|Ouellette}} Science fiction author
Bill|Plympton}} 1968 PSC B.A. Animator[37]
Mike|Richardson|Mike Richardson (publisher)}} 1977 CA B.A. Publisher, founder of Dark Horse Comics[38]
Deborah J.|Ross}} 1973 CLAS M.S. Science fiction and fantasy author[39]
Laura|Ross-Paul}} 1976 CA M.F.A. Painter[40]
Roland|Smith}}DNGalign=left}} Young adult fiction author[41]
Howard Ben|Tré}} 1978 CLAS B.S.A. Glass artist[42][43]
Celeste|West}} CLAS B.A. Librarian and author[44][45]
John Sibley|Williams}} GSBP M.A. Poet and publisher[46]

Business and finance

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Rachel|Christenson}} SB M.S. Entrepreneur, co-founder of Selling Energy[47]
D. Scott Davis B.S. Chairman and CEO of UPS[48]
Sho Dozono 1968 CE M.Ed.Businessman, CEO of Azumano Travel[49]
Mike|Erickson}} 1988 SB B.S.Entrepreneur[50]
Judi|Hofer}} Executive CEO, The May Department Stores Company[51]
Darren|Kimura}} DNGalign=left}} Inventor of MicroCSP[52]
Steven|Smith|Steven Smith (teamaker)}} DNGalign=left}} Entrepreneur, founder of Tazo Tea Company[53]
Norm Winningstad 1973 SB M.B.A. Businessperson, engineer[54]

Civil society

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Arthur|Honeyman}} 1965, 1974 CLAS B.S., M.A. Disability rights activist, writer[55]
Konrad|Juengling}} CLAS B.S. Gay rights activist[55]
Musse|Olol}}CLASB.S. Social activist and recipient of the Director's Community Leadership Award (DCLA)[56]
Richard|Pimentel}} Disability rights activist[57]
Paul|Popham}}PSC Founder of the Gay Men's Health Crisis; Vietnam war veteran[58]
Robert|Robideau}}CLASB.S. Native American activist; acquitted in 1975 shooting deaths of two FBI agents in South Dakota[59]

Entertainment

Film, television, and performing arts

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Bruce|Abbott}} DNGalign=left}} Film and television actor[60]
Jessica|Carlson|Jessica Carlson (Miss Oregon USA)}} 2003 CLAS B.S., M.S. Miss Oregon USA winner[61]
Mark|Dacascos}} Film actor and martial artist[62]
Karl|Glusman}} DNGalign=left}} Film actor[63]
Katie|Harman}}2003CLASB.S. 2002 Miss America[64][65]
Terence|Knox}} CA M.F.A. Film actor[66]
Jennifer LyonDNGalign=left}} Competitor on Palau[67]
Holly Madison DNGalign=left}} Playboy model, reality television star[68]
Caroline McGowan Actress, Miss Oregon winner; Miss America competitor
Kari Ann Peniche Miss Teen USA winner
Rick Reynolds 1976 CLAS B.S. Comedian[69][70]
Sara Jean Underwood Playboy model, actress[71]
Erin Way Actress[72]

Music

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Aminé DNGalign=left}} Hip-hop artist[73]
Mel|Brown|Mel Brown (drummer)}} Jazz drummer, collaborator of Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye[74]
Ken|Butler}} 1977 CA M.F.A. Experimental musician[75]
Dave|Carter}} CLAS B.S. Folk musician[76]
Jack|Ely}} Musician, singer of The Kingsmen[77]
Eric|Funk}} 1972, 1978 CLAS B.A., M.A. Contemporary classical composer and conductor[78]
Haley|Heynderickx}} Singer-songwriter[79]
IssaIssa (Senegalese singer)} 2008 SB B.S. Singer and songwriter[80][81]
Courtney|Love}}{{abbr>att.|attended}} {{circa}} 1983 CLASalign=left}} Musician and actress; frontwoman of Grammy-nominated rock band Hole[82]
Audrey|Luna}}2001CLASB.A. Grammy-winning soprano; hit highest note ever sung at New York’s Metropolitan Opera in 2017[83]
Rob|Simonsen}} Film composer[84]
Lawrence Leighton|Smith}}1957CLASB.A. Conductor and pianist[85]
Esperanza|Spalding}}{{abbr>att.|attended}} 2000–2001align=left}} Four time Grammy-winning jazz musician[86][87]
Nancy|Wilson|Nancy Wilson (rock musician)}}{{abbr>att.|attended}} 1973align=left}} Singer and guitarist of Heart[88]
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Humanities

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Chet|Orloff}} CLAS M.A. Historian, director emeritus of Oregon Historical Society[89]
Mark|Weber|Mark Weber (historian)}} CLAS B.A. Historian, director of Institute for Historical Review[90]
Amos|Yong}} Pentecostal theologian[91]

Media and communications

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Mike|Bivins}} Journalist
Kambiz|Hosseini}} Political satirist, radio host[92]
Paul|Linnman}}CLASB.A.Television journalist, radio host[93]
Lana|Lokteff}} Alt-right YouTube personality
Michael|Moynihan|Michael Moynihan (journalist)}} 2000 CLAS B.A. Journalist, author of Lords of Chaos[94]

Government and politics

Heads of state and government

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Casten|Nemra}}2000SBB.B.A. 7th President of the Republic of the Marshall Islands[95]

Governors of the United States

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Barbara|Roberts}} 1964 CLAS B.A. 34th Governor of Oregon[96]

United States congress

U.S. Senators

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Margaret|Carter}}1972CEB.A. Democratic member of Oregon State Senate[97]
Avel|Gordly}}1974CLASB.S. First African American woman elected to the Oregon State Senate[98]
Rod|Monroe}} 1965, 1969 CLAS B.S., M.A. Democratic member of Oregon State Senate[99]
Chuck|Riley|Chuck Riley (politician)}} Democratic member of Oregon State Senate, 15th district[100]
Martha|Schrader}} CE, CUPA M.A. Democratic member of Oregon State Senate, 20th district[101]
Chip|Shields}} SSW M.S.W. Democratic member of Oregon State Senate, 22nd district[102]
Rob|Wagner|Rob Wagner (politician)}} CLAS B.S. Democratic member of Oregon State Senate, 19th district[103]

U.S. Representatives

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Jeff|Barker|Jeff Barker (politician)}} CLAS B.S. Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives, 28th district[104]
Rick|Bauman}} Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives, 11th/13th district[105]
Deborah|Boone}} CLAS B.S. Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives, 32nd district[106]
Scott|Bruun}} SB M.B.A. Republican member of Oregon House of Representatives, 37th district[107]
Albert H.|Densmore}} 1968 CLAS B.S. Democratic member Oregon House of Representatives, 50th district[108]
Richard|Devlin}} 1976 CLAS B.S. Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives and Senate[109]
Margaret|Doherty}} CLAS B.A. Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 35th district[110]
Larry|Galizio}} CUPA PhD Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 35th district[111]
Joe|Gallegos}} CLAS, SSW B.S., M.S.W. Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 13th district[112]
Chris|Gorsek}} 2004 CLAS PhD Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 49th district[113]
Diego|Hernandez|Diego Hernandez (politician)}} SSW M.S.W. Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 47th district[114]
Nick|Kahl}} 2000 CA B.A. Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 49th district[115]
Teresa Alonso|Leon}} 2013 CUPA M.A. Democratic member of the Oregon House of Representatives, 22nd district[116]
Thomas|Lockhart}} SB M.B.A. Republican member of the Wyoming House of Representatives, 57th district[117]
Jim|Moeller}} DNG SSWalign=left}} Democratic member of the Washington House of Representatives, 49th district[118]
Ron|Packard}} DNGalign=left}} Republican member of the California House of Representatives, 43rd district[119]
Tawna|Sanchez}} 2012 SSW M.S.W. Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives, 43rd district[120]
Bruce|Starr}} 1991 CLAS B.S. Republican member of Oregon House of Representatives and State Senate[121]
Carolyn|Tomei}} SSW M.S.W. Democratic member of Oregon House of Representatives, 41st district[122]
Matt|Wand}} 1997 CLAS B.S. Republican member of Oregon House of Representatives, 49th district[123]

Other U.S. political figures

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Joe|DeLaCruz}} DNG Native American program leader, elected president of National Congress of American Indians[124]
Susan|Eggman}} 2002 SSW PhD Member of California State Assembly, 13th district[125]
Joseph|LeBaron}} 1969 CLAS B.S. U.S. Ambassador to Qatar[126][127]
Marisa|Lino}} 1971 CLAS B.S. U.S. Ambassador to Albania[128]
Gladys|McCoy}} 1967 SSW M.S.W. First African American woman elected to public office in Oregon[129]
Charles|Moose}} CUPA M.A., PhD Former police chief for Montgomery County, Maryland, one of the sites of the Beltway Sniper attacks[130]

Judges

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Anna J.|Brown}} 1975 CLAS B.S. U.S. federal judge[131]
Paul|De Muniz}} 1972 CLAS B.S. Oregon Supreme Court Chief Justice[132]
R. William|Riggs}} 1961 CLAS B.A. Oregon Supreme Court justice[133]
Betty|Roberts}} 195 PSC B.S. First woman to serve on the Oregon Supreme Court and Oregon Court of Appeals[134]

Sciences and technology

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
John|Hughes|John Hughes (counselor)}}SSWM.S.W. Pioneer in school-based alcohol and drug prevention efforts
Fariborz|Maseeh}}CLASB.S., M.S. Pioneer in the field of micro-electro mechanical systems (MEMS); founder of IntelliSense[135]
Jill|Mikucki}}2001CLASM.S. Microbiologist and Antarctic researcher; professor of microbiology at University of Tennessee, Knoxville[136]
Bruce|Ogilvie}} CLAS M.S. Sports psychologist and professor, San Jose State University
Sage|Sharp}} CLAS B.S. Programmer who contributed to Linux kernel[137]

Sports

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Shaun|Bodiford}} Football wide receiver, New York Giants; Oakland Raiders[138]
Kameron|Canaday}} NFL player[139]
Tony|Curtis|Tony Curtis (American football)}} Football backup tight end, Dallas Cowboys[140]
Clint|Didier}} NFL tight end, Super Bowl XVII Champion[141]
Dan|Frantz}} Football player, Chicago Rush[142]
Adam|Hayward}} 2006 Linebacker, Tampa Bay Buccaneers[143]
Darick|Holmes}} NFL running back, Buffalo Bills[144]
Evan|Jager}} 2015 CLAS B.S. Distance runner[145]
Dave|Jansen}} Wrestler, mixed martial artist[146]
Joe|Kraemer}} Major League Baseball player, Chicago Cubs[147]
Jeff|Lahti}} Retired Major League Baseball pitcher; 1982 World Series Champion[148]
Neil|Lomax}} 1981 CLAS B.S. National Football League quarterback, St. Louis/Arizona Cardinals (1981–89)[149]
Steve|Olin}} 1988 Major League Baseball pitcher[150]
Andre|Murray}} 2009 CLAS B.S. Basketball player, Tokio Marine Nichido Big Blue[151]
Shannon|O'Keefe}} Professional bowler, coach[152]
Mike|Pierce}} Two-time All-American wrestler; professional mixed martial artist, formerly competed in the UFC[153]
Gordon|Riese}} 1964 Portland State pitcher, Pac-10 referee[154]
Richard|Sanders|Richard Sanders (wrestler)}} Wrestler, NCAA, FILA and Summer Olympics[155]
Bree|Schaaf}} 2002 CLAS B.A. U.S. Olympic bobsledder, 2010 Winter Olympics, Vancouver[156]
Paul|Schrieber}} Major League Baseball umpire[157]
Jordan|Senn}} Linebacker, Carolina Panthers[158]
DeShawn|Shead}} 2011 CLAS B.S. Safety for the 2014 Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks[159][160]
Dave|Stief}} Football wide receiver, St. Louis Cardinals and Washington Redskins[161]
Julius|Thomas}} Tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars[162]
Tom|Trebelhorn}} 1970 CLAS B.S. Major League Baseball manager[163]
Ime|Udoka}} Assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs in the National Basketball Association[164]
Dominic|Waters}} LNB Pro A basketball player[165]
Freeman|Williams}} Retired National Basketball Association guard[166]

Miscellaneous

NameClass yearSchool(s)Degree(s)Notability{{abbr|Ref.|Reference(s)
Julienne|Bušić}} CLAS M.A. Widow of Zvonko Bušić; convicted in hijacking of TWA Flight 355[167]
Patrice Lumumba|Ford}} CLAS B.A. Convicted member of the terrorist group, the Portland Seven[168]
Randall|Woodfield}}{{abbr>att.|attended}} 1970–1974align=left}} Green Bay Packers draftee; later convicted serial killer[169]

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