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List of University of North Dakota people

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National and international award winners Pulitzer Prize winners Rhodes scholars Arts and entertainment Athletics Business Law, politics, and government Literature and journalism Military Science
Faculty
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This is a list of notable people associated with the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, North Dakota. This list includes both alumni and faculty members.

Alumni

National and international award winners

Pulitzer Prize winners

Maxwell Anderson – Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, author, poet, reporter, and lyricist
Mel Ruder – editor of the Hungry Horse News in Columbia Falls, Montana; 1965 Pulitzer Prize winner in Journalism for spot news covering a 1964 flood in Montana

Rhodes scholars

Thomas McGrath – distinguished poet and Rhodes scholar

Arts and entertainment

Sam Anderson – actor
Michael Halstenson – musician and composer
Nicole Linkletter – winner of reality show America's Next Top Model fifth season
Shadoe Stevens – announcer on Hollywood Squares

Athletics

Jim Archibald - former player in the NHL (Minnesota North Stars)
Murray Baron – former NHL defenseman
Ryan Bayda – former player in the NHL Carolina Hurricanes
Ed Belfour – former NHL goaltender and member of the Hockey Hall of Fame
Jason Blake – former NHL player
Brock Boeser – current NHL player with the Vancouver Canucks
Drake Caggiula – current NHL player with the Chicago Blackhawks
Taylor Chorney – former NHL player
Dave Christian – member of the 1980 Olympic ice hockey team that beat the USSR in the "Miracle on Ice" game
Mike Commodore – former NHL player
Aaron Dell – current NHL player with the San Jose Sharks
Ryan Duncan – winner of the 2007 Hobey Baker Award
Derek Forbort – current NHL player with the Los Angeles Kings
Pablo Garza – basketball player; professional mixed martial artist; former UFC Featherweight^[1]
Matt Greene – former NHL player
Rocco Grimaldi – current NHL player with the Nashville Predators
David Hale – current Phoenix Coyotes player in the NHL
Dave Hakstol – current head coach of the Philadelphia Flyers
Tony Hrkac – former NHL player and 1987 Hobey Baker Award winner
Phil Jackson – former NBA player and coach
Greg Johnson – former player in the NHL
Luke Johnson (ice hockey) – current NHL player with the Chicago Blackhawks
Ryan Johnson – former player in the NHL
Milson Jones – former CFL running back
Tyson Jost – current NHL player with the Colorado Avalanche
Jim Kleinsasser – former Minnesota Vikings NFL player
Chris Kuper – former Denver Broncos NFL player and current coach
Paul LaDue – current NHL player with the Los Angeles Kings
Jim LeClair – former Cincinnati Bengals NFL player
Brian Lee – former Ottawa Senators player in the NHL
Brad Malone – current NHL player with the Edmonton Oilers
Errol Mann – former Detroit Lions NFL player
Joe Miggs – former NHL player
Gene Murphy – North Dakota football player and head coach
Chad Mustard – former Denver Broncos NFL player
Brock Nelson – current NHL player for the New York Islanders
Travis O'Neel – UND football captain of 2001 National Championship Team
Dave Osborn – former Minnesota Vikings NFL player
T.J. Oshie – current Washington Capitals player in the NHL
Zach Parise – current Minnesota Wild player in the NHL
Tucker Poolman – current NHL player with the Winnipeg Jets
Pete Retzlaff – former Philadelphia Eagles NFL player
Nick Schmaltz – current NHL player with the Arizona Coyotes
James Sigl – current History Educator at Roberts High School
Lawrie Skolrood – former CFL player
Monte Smith – former Denver Broncos NFL player
Drew Stafford – current New Jersey Devils player in the NHL
Troy Stecher – current NHL player with the Vancouver Canucks
Dave Tippett – former NHL player; current head coach of the Arizona Coyotes
Jonathan Toews – current Chicago Blackhawks player in the NHL
Landon Wilson – former Dallas Stars player in the NHL
Travis Zajac – current New Jersey Devils player in the NHL

Business

Paul Backes – partner at McMahan and Associates
Thomas Barger – geologist and former CEO of Aramco
Mark Chipman – NHL executive, owner of the Winnipeg Jets
Elmer Ellis – former president of the University of Missouri (1955–63)
Ralph Engelstad – former Las Vegas casino owner; UND philanthropist
Dave Fennell – founder of Golden Star Resources
Andrew Freeman – inventor of the block heater; former manager of Minnkota Power Cooperative
Hugo Magnuson – founder of Hugo's regional grocery store chain; former Grand Forks mayor
William C. Marcil – current CEO of Forum Communications
Dale Morrison – former CEO of McCain Foods
Peter Nygård – founder and chairman of Nygård International
Gregory R. Page – current president and CEO of Cargill
Sally J. Smith – current president and CEO of Buffalo Wild Wings restaurant chain

Law, politics, and government

Fred G. Aandahl – former governor of North Dakota and former U.S. Congressman^[2]
Dick Armey – former United States House of Representatives Majority Leader
Ronald Davies – former federal judge, ordered the integration of Little Rock Central High School
John E. Davis – former governor of North Dakota
Byron Dorgan – former U.S. Senator for North Dakota
Lynn Frazier – former governor of North Dakota and former U.S. Senator for North Dakota
H. F. Gierke III – 71st National Commander of The American Legion; Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces
Heidi Heitkamp – former U.S. Senator for North Dakota
Joseph N. Kimkung – former Kenyan Member of Parliament for Mt. Elgon Constituency
William Langer – former governor of North Dakota and former U.S. Senator for North Dakota
John Moses – former governor of North Dakota and former U.S. Senator for North Dakota
Ragnvald A. Nestos – former governor of North Dakota
Allen I. Olson – former governor of North Dakota
Rosanna M. Peterson – professor at Gonzaga University School of Law and current federal judicial nominee to the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Washington
Mark Pfeifle - former Deputy National Security Advisor to President George W. Bush, architect of the Surge strategic communications, and Communications Director for the 2004 Republican National Convention.
Earl Pomeroy – former U.S. Representative for North Dakota
Michael Rustad – scholar on intellectual property; author; professor at Suffolk University Law School
Brent Sanford – Lieutenant Governor-elect of North Dakota^[3]
Ed Schafer – former United States Secretary of Agriculture and Governor of North Dakota
George F. Shafer – 17th Governor of North Dakota, serving from 1929 to 1933^[4]
Charles Tighe – Lieutenant Governor of North Dakota
Kurt Zellers – current Minnesota State Representative and former Speaker of the Minnesota House of Representatives

Literature and journalism

Maxwell Anderson – Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, author, poet, reporter, and lyricist
Jon Hassler – novelist
Chuck Klosterman – author and journalist for Spin and Esquire magazines
Irv Kupcinet – Chicago Sun-Times columnist; national syndicated talk show host; winner of 15 Emmy Awards and a Peabody Award
Thomas McGrath – distinguished poet and Rhodes scholar
Edward W. Moser – linguistics teacher
Edward K. Thompson – former editor of LIFE magazine
Era Bell Thompson – former editor of Ebony magazine
Larry Watson – Milkweed National Fiction Prize-winning author

Military

Harvey M. Haakenson – former Brigadier General in the National Guard of the United States
David Charles Jones – former Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and former General in the United States Air Force
Joane Mathews – Brigadier General in the National Guard of the United States
Homer N. Wallin – former Vice Admiral in the United States Navy

Science

Cora Smith Eaton – physician, suffragist and mountaineer
Carl Eielson – pioneer aviator
Karen L. Nyberg – NASA astronaut
Harry Nyquist – important contributor to information theory; recipient of the IEEE Medal of Honor (1960)
Vilhjalmur Stefansson – Arctic explorer

Faculty

Robert B. Ammons – founder of Psychological Reports and Perceptual and Motor Skills journals
Rich Davis – former Dean of the UND School of Medicine; founder of KC Masterpiece barbecue sauce
Michael James Gaffey – planetary scientist
Robert L. Henry, Jr. – former Dean of the UND School of Law
Meyer Jacobstein – professor of economics U.S. Representative from New York
Philip Manuel – pianist, organist, harpsichordist
Peter A. Munch – professor of sociology
Rodney K. Smith – current President of Southern Virginia University
Albert H. Taylor – electrical engineer who made important early contributions to the development of radar
Jack Russell Weinstein – professor of philosophy

References

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2. ^{{cite web|url= http://bioguide.congress.gov/scripts/biodisplay.pl?index=A000001|title= AANDAHL, Fred George (1897–1966) |publisher= Biographical Directory of the United States Congress|accessdate= September 6, 2012}}
3. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.wday.com/news/4155069-doug-burgum-elected-governor-speech-upcoming-wday|title=Doug Burgum elected Governor; speech upcoming on WDAY|publisher=WDAY / WDAZ|accessdate=November 10, 2016}}
4. ^{{cite web|title=North Dakota Governor George Frederick Shafer|url=http://www.nga.org/cms/home/governors/past-governors-bios/page_north_dakota/col2-content/main-content-list/title_shafer_george.html|publisher=National Governors Association|accessdate=6 September 2012}}

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