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What if the Nobel Prize in economics were granted since 1901? Here I made a draft.As you all know, the Nobel Prize in Economics was created in 1969, long after the others. So I have created a counterfactual scenario in which the Nobel Prize in Economics were granted since the creation of the others prizes, that is, since 1901. I was inspired by Paul Samuelson in his Bertil Ohlin’s bibliography, in which he sketched an outline of possible awards until the year of 1930. I was further, and - steered by my passion for History of Economic Thought - I created a complete scenario in which the Prize existed since 1901. So, in the attempt of constructing the most realistic possible scenario, I changed the dates wherein many economists received the Prize, because it’s obvious that names like Samuelson and Hicks would receive it much before the year which they actually did.Some guys, like William S. Jevons , Abraham Wald, Allyn Young and Frank Ramsey, died prematurely, so I couldn’t put them on the list, otherwise they would certainly appear on it.Disclaimer 1: It's very difficult for me to know exactly what was the economic consensus of each period (the “zeitgeist” in the economic profession of each period), but the economic consensus is very relevant to define who wins the prize. For example, Francis Edgeworth is very famous nowadays, but I have no idea of what was his reputation in the early 20th century, so the prize I gave him was biased with the lens of today. The same is applicable to almost everyone on my list.Disclaimer 2: Since I published this topic I’ve changed my mind about some issues and I’ve edited my list to make some marginal changes. LAST UPDATE: 04/04/2021.Read, enjoy, create your own list, give suggestions and excuse me for my grammatical errors.1901: Alfred Marhsall. “For his powerful synthesis of prior theories and his creation of new concepts and tools of economic analysis”.02: Carl Menger. “For having applied marginal analysis into the study of economics and hence having created a new theory of value”.03: Eugen von Böhm-Bawerk. “For his analysis of capital, interest, and the connection between them”.04: Léon Walras. “For the creation of the general equilibrium analysis”.Today he is more important than, say, Menger, but by this time the Neowalrasian Revolution hadn’t happened yet and I think Menger was more important than him, because the Austrian School was more important than the Lausanne School in this period, apparently. That’s why Menger and Böhm-Bawerk received the prize before him.05: Francis Edgeworth. “For having applied mathematical tools into the analysis of the economic phenomena”.06: Gustav von Schmoller. “For his application of historical methods of analysis that have rendered some important discoveries”.07: Friedrich von Wieser. “For having extended marginal analysis to derive some important concepts, such as the opportunity cost”.08: Frank Taussig. “For his important contribution in trade theory”.He was considered the “American Marshall” and was also the director of the Quarterly Journal of Economics.09: Adolph Wagner. “For his thorough study of public finances”.10: Knut Wicksell. “For his study on the influence of interest rate onto other economic variables, such as inflation and investment”.11: John Bates Clark & Philip Wicksteed. “For their contributions for the theory of income distribution in a market society”.12: J. Shield Nicholson. “For his work on the effects of machinery on wages”.13: Vilfredo Pareto. “For the application of the walrasian analysis into new fields of study”.14–18: WWI. No Prize.19: Max Weber. “For his detailed historical study of the origins of the capitalist economy”.20: John Neville Keynes. “For his invaluable contribution to the methodology of economics”.Yes, the Maynard’s father.21: Irving Fisher. “For his monetary theory and theory of interest”.22: Henry Ludwell Moore & Ladislaus von Bortkiewicz. “For their pioneering efforts toward the use of mathematical methods into economic science”.23: Enrico Barone & Maffeo Pantaleoni.Barone: “For having developed the conditions under which a competitive market is efficient within the framework developed by Pareto”.Pantaleoni: “For his minucious study of tax incidence”.24: Herbert Davenport. “For his analysis of the importance of the entrepreneur for the economic activity”.25: Thorsten Veblen. “For his critical analysis of the income distribution of the social classes”.26: Lujo Brentano. “For his rigorous investigation of the trade unions”.27: Thomas Carver & Frank Fetter. “For their theoretical advances applying the subjectivism into economics”.28: Arthur Cecil Pigou. “For his studies concerning welfare economics”.29: Wesley Mitchell. “For his enormous endeavors in developing economic theories from economic data”.He was the founder of NBER.30: Dennis Robertson. “For his insights on monetary theory”.31: Ludwig von Mises. “For his explanation of the nature of economics and his contribution to monetary theory”.He was one of the leading economists of the Austrian School by that time and had become famous after the worldwide known Lionel Robbins paid homage to him in his magnum opus about the nature of economic science and also his pupil, Friedrich Hayek, turned into the LSE's star.32: John Maynard Keynes. “For his minucious analysis of the role of money on economic activity”.33: Werner Sombart. “For his critical vision of capitalism and his thorough study of its rise”.This is one of the most controversial of the list. His award is justified due the fact that by this time the Great Depression was choking the capitalist economies and there were a widespread skepticism about the capacity of economic recovery. The Prize granted to a socialist reflects this skepticism.34: Edwin Seligman. “For his pioneering work on taxation and public finance”.35: Joseph Schumpeter. “For his penetrating analysis of the business cycles”.He achieved global fame with his 1911 book, The Theory of Economic Development.36: Ralph Hawtrey. “For his contribution on monetary theory and trade cycle”.37: Gustav Cassel. “For his contribution for the General Equilibrium Theory”.38: John Commons. “For his penetrating analysis of institutions and its influence on the economy”.39: John Maynard Keynes. “For the development of the theory of effective demand and its consequent tools to combat economic recessions”.Second prize granted to him.40–43: WWII. No Prize.44: Eugen Slutsky. “For his pioneering decomposition of demand functions into substitution and income effects”.It’s worth noting that this discovery (made in a paper written in Italian in 1915 - and he was Russian! lol) was ignored until 1934, when Hicks and Allen made this same discovery independently from him and only after that they discovered his paper.45: Frank Knight. “For his worthy analytical separation between risk and uncertainty”.46: John Hicks. “For his inestimable contributions in many fields of economics, such as general equilibrium and welfare economics”.47: Alvin Hansen. “For his analysis of the American economy utilizing new economic tools provided by Lord Keynes”.48: Lionel Robbins. “For his contribution concerning the object of study and scope of economic science”.49: John Maurice Clark & Richard Khan. “For their discovery of the principle of the multiplier”.This award reflects the beginning of the keynesian domination.50: Eli Heckscher & Bertil Ohlin. “For their contributions for the theory of international trade”.51: Charles Roos & Arthur Bowley. “For their efforts in the application of statistics into economics”.52: Paul Samuelson. “For his reformulation of economic theory and creation of new methods of economic analysis”.He is only 37 years old! But does somebody doubt that he deserves more than anyone the Prize after his 1947 book, Foundations of Economic Analysis?53: John von Neumann & Oskar Morgenstern. “For their analysis of the strategies of agents who compete with each other, giving origin to the field of Game Theory”.54: Joan Robinson, Edward Chamberlin & Piero Sraffa.Robinson and Chamberlin: “For their development of models of markets wherein agents are price-makers, giving more realism to economic theory”.Sraffa: “For his criticism towards the model of perfect competition, thereby urging formulations of new models of market structures”.This prize should be given before 1956, when Robinson began attacking the mainstream economics in a way much more acid than before. She initiated the Cambridge Capital Controversy with her book from 1956, The Accumulation of Capital. Hence, she and Sraffa started to follow a path much more heterodox, which would prevent them from win the prize.55: Simon Kuznets. “For his contributions concerning the measurements of the national income".Here I changed the motive of his award. In reality he won the prize due his contribution for the theory of economic development, but the bulk of his work concerning this subject was developed principally in the years 40-50. Before that, principally in the 30s, he had done a magnificent work measuring countries’ GNP. This work would deserve a Nobel too, so I gave it to him.56: Jacob Viner. “For his contribution on price theory and theory of the firm”.57: Roy Harrod & Evsey Domar. “For their theory of economic growth”.58: Adolf Berle & Gardiner Means. “For their study of corporate governance”.Their book of 1932, The Modern Corporation and Private Property, showing that the modern industries were very concentraded, sparked a series of political reformulations concerning corporations across the world.59: Harold Hotelling. “For having reworked the theory of production into a choice-theoretic framework based on profit-maximization, setting the foundations of the modern neoclassical approach”.60: Ragnar Frisch & Jan Tinbergen. "For having developed and applied dynamic models for the analysis of economic processes".Same motive by which they received the real Prize.61: Michal Kalecki. “For his contribution on the analysis of the short-run macroeconomics and fluctuations on income”.These days were the heyday of keynesianism. They would laureate Kalecki over this time.62: Wassily Leontief. "For the development of the input-output method and for its application to important economic problems".Same motive by which he received the real Prize.63: Jacob Marschak. “For having introduced uncertainty into the framework of the neowalrasian economics”.64: Abba Lerner. “For having sketched the policies that have served as guide to combat economic recessions”.65: Tjalling Koopmans & Leonid Kantorovich. "For their contributions to the theory of optimum allocation of resources".Same motive by which they received the real Prize.66: Maurice Allais. “For his pioneering contributions to the theory of markets and efficient utilization of resources".Same motive by which he received the real Prize.I shifted him 22 years earlier than his actual award, because his major contributions were done as early as the 40s and I think he’d win the prize earlier in this hypothetical scenario.67: Trygve Haavelmo. "For his clarification of the probability theory foundations of econometrics and his analyses of simultaneous economic structures".Same motive by which he received the real Prize.I shifted him 22 years because the same motive.68: Kenneth Arrow, Gerard Debreu & Lionel McKenzie. “For their rigorous reformulation of the theory of general equilibrium".Here I did a modification: I put Arrow and Debreu together, shifting Debreu's award 15 years to past. In addition, I added McKenzie with them.69: Leonard Savage. “For having developed the theory of subjective probability, which have become very important to the economic science”.70: Milton Friedman. "For his achievements in the fields of consumption analysis, monetary history and theory and for his demonstration of the complexity of stabilization policy".Same motive by which he received the real Prize.71: James Meade & Gottfried Haberler.Meade: “For his pathbreaking contribution to the theory of international trade and international capital movements".Haberler: “For his reformulation of the theory of comparative advantages, constructing the path for new advances in the field of international trade”.Meade won the Prize in 77 together with Ohlin. As Ohlin would already receive it, I put Harberler in addition to Meade.72: Herbert Simon. "For his pioneering research into the decision-making process within economic organizations".Same motive by which he received the real Prize.73: Theodore Schultz & Arthur Lewis. "For their pioneering research into economic development research with particular consideration of the problems of developing countries".Same motive by which they received the real Prize.74: Friedrich von Hayek & Gunnar Myrdal. "For their pioneering work in the theory of money and economic fluctuations and for their penetrating analysis of the interdependence of economic, social and institutional phenomena".Same motive by which they received the real Prize.Some words here: Hayek was one of the leading economists in the 30’s. But after the Keynesian ascension, he lost his place among them. Therefore, he wouldn’t receive the prize that age, in his heyday, because his fall occured very quickly — as quickly as his rise. He would win the award, then, only with the neoliberal rise, in the 70’s.75: Lawrence Klein. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.76: James Tobin. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.77: George Stigler. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.78: Richard Stone. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.79: Franco Modigliani. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.80: James Buchanan. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.81: Robert Solow. Same motive by which he received the real Prize.82: Roy Radner, Herbert Scarf & Edmond Malinvaud. “For their applications of general equilibrium into new fields of research”.Radner applied it into information theory and uncertainty, Malinvaud was able to generate a dynamic model of general equilibrium and Scarf applied general equilibrium into fields that I am not even able to mention. Radner is alive yet, so he still can be awarded, but Scarf and Malinvaud already died. Anyway, here in my parallel world they would receive the prize. :)83: Don Patinkin. “For his incomparable advancement in the field of monetary theory”.84: William Baumol “For his breathtaking advances in many field of economics, such as the labor market, theory of demand for money, finances and entrepreneurship”.The fact that Baumol didn’t receive the prize is the proof that there is no such thing as justice in this world. :(85: Jacob Mincer. “For his research concerning education and its integration within the framework of economic theory”.86: Angus Maddison. “For his pioneering work on economic history”.87: Armen Alchian & Harold Demsetz. “For their contributions for the theory of the firm”.88: Dale Jorgenson. “For the development of his theory of investment”.89: Zvi Griliches. “For his pioneering work dealing with technological development as an endogenous factor”.1990 ahead: The same as the real Nobel Prize. That is:90: Harry Markowitz, Merton Miller & William Sharpe.And so on..Sources I used:Wikipedia.History of Economic Thought Website. This is the most complete site I encountered about HET.Library of Economics and Liberty.The Olhin’s bibliography written by Samuelson, where he sketched his list of laureates until 1930. Bertil Ohlin (1899-1979).

I have watched many more great movies but could not list them all. I would be thankful to you if you suggest me more. Movies may have a visible story line but if watched carefully, they may have a very different philosophy. For ex. Nolan movies(i take his name coz he is popular even among the people who have seen just 1 Hollywood movie )Enjoy.1890–1910 - All Georges Milies Movies- to name a fewA trip to the moonThe Haunted CastleThe Astraunomer’s dreamThe Man with the Rubber headAfter the ball and many more…BIOPICSMOTIVATIONAL/ AMAZING BIOPICSThe aviator (de caprio)(howard huges- father of aviation)(dont miss this one)A beautiful mind (russel crowe)(based on nobel prize winner mathematician john nash)Milk (sean penn)(biopic- harvey milk - first gay activist openly elected official)The wolf of the wall street (de caprio)(jordan belfort- a rich stockbroker and his royal but ugly life style!)The big short (christian bale, steve carell, ryan gosling, brad pitt)(inside out story of 2007 world economic collapse in a very simplified way! Amazing direction! And screen play!)12 years a slave (real story based on slavery in america)Manjhi the mountain man (nawazudin siddiqui)(biopic- dasarath manjhi carves into a mountain with chisel and hammer to make a road)The persuit of happiness (will smith real story based on chris gardner)Dallas buyers club (mathew mconaughey)(ron woodroof- diagnosed of aids, he studies and take his own drugs and sell it to others.. Just watch it, i cant explain it here)Catch me if you can (tom hanks and leonardo de caprio)(a 18 year old thief and interesting chase!)(dont get motivated by this)The fifth estate (benedict cumberbach)(biopic of julian assange, wikileaks)Spotlight (a media investigation firm exposes child abuse by priests)the theory of everything (real story based on stephen hawkings)(best actor academy)Paan singh tomar (irrfan khan)(biopic- a military man turned sprinter turned bandit)Black mass (johny depp, mark ruffalo)(biopic on a notorious gangsters)The kings speech (real story based on king george 5)The insider (al pacino, russel crowe) (the whistle blower exposes big tobaco scandal worth 246 billion dollars)The great debaters (danzel washington)(real story based on the days of racial discrimination)Awakenings (1990)(robin williams, robert de niro)(true story based on medical miracle)Selma (dr. Martin luther king jr.- events and revot in selma)The buttler (forest whitaker)(Cecil gaines, buttler in white house, serves 8 presidents in his tenure)Jimi: all is by my side (biopic on legendary guitarist jimi hendricks)Blood diamond (de caprio)(dramatised on diamond smugling and civil crisis in sierra leone)(dramatised version of base reality)The help (story based on slavery in america)(dramatised version of base reality)WAR-TIME/ HISTORIC BIOPICSSchindler's list (WW-II liam neeson- business saved people)(3hr movie)The imitation game (WW-II benedict cumberbach based on alen turring- the father of artificial intelligence)Downfall (german)(last days of hitler)Life is beautiful (1997)(italian)(a jew father keeps his little kid happy and away from reality in a nazi concentration camp)The counterfeiters (german)( nazis flood england with fake currency)(oscar for best foreign language film)The pianist (WW-II)(Story of a famous jew pianist)Under Sandet (land of mines)Empire of the Sun (young christian bale)Enemy at the gates (WW-II)(story of a russian sniper)The hurt locker (legendary american bomb diffusion squad)(academy best movie)American sniper (bradley cooper)(legendary american sniper)Argo (ben affleck)(rescue mission of 6 people in a very unusual, unrealistic way! But yes this has happened!)Rescue dawn (christian bale)(biopic -Dieter Dengler, a pilot, help captive in vietnam rescues himself)(he had heart!)J edgar (pioneer of fbi, serving 8 presidents)(very slow and might be uninteresting for not artistic movie watchers)SPORTS BIOPICS42 (jackie robinson- first black player to play in white baseball league)(very inspiring)The fighter (christian bale, mark wahlberg)(two brothers- boxers- elder coaches younger- personal life and work gets in their relation)(amazing!)Rudy (daniel e.‘rudy’ruettiger enters notre dame football team against the odds)(very inspiring)Foxcatcher (channing tatum, mark ruffalo, based on true story of the olympic medalist usa wrestlers)The cinderella man (russel crowe)(real story based on boxer james braddock)Rush (real story based on f1 racing rivalry between james hunt and nickey lauda)Invictus (real story nased on nelson madella's role in south african 1st rugby worldcup victory)21 (kevin spacey)(cards gambling-game of black jack)(real story based on Edward O thorp- mathematics professor, father of wearable computers)(dramatised)Money ball (brad pitt- baseball)(real story based on oakland A's, baseball club)Bhag milkha bhag (farhan akhtar on milkha singh)The cool runnings (real story based on winter olympics)Eddie the eagle (ski)Soul surfer (Bethany hamilton- a teenage surfer lost her hand by shark attack. She emerges as a champion surfer later)The blind side (a white rich woman adopts black Michael Oher supports him to become a football player)Coach carter (real story based on ken carter- basketball coach)The seabiscuit (horse racing, nice one but slow)DRAMA MOVIESForest gump (tom hanks)(best feel good movie ever)(academy best movie)The shawshank redemption (tim robbins, morgan freeman)The green mile (tom hanks)Memento (nolan movie)(a man with short term memory loss)(without purpose there is no life)The prestige (nolan movie)(christian bale, hugh jackman)(passion and rivalry in magic)Saving private ryan (tom hanks, matt damon)(a troupe is sent to save a private as his mother has already lost 4 children in war)The secret life of walter mitty(ben stiller)(amazing light hearted movie)(multiple academy awards)300 (gerard buttler)(best cinematography)(spartans)(war movie)Whiplash (j k simmons)(passion for music)Exodus: Gods and kings (christian bale)(mythological story of rescuing lacs of slaves and their journey)Rang De Basanti (amir khan)Lagaan (Amir Khan)Cast away (tom hanks)(philosophy of survival)The physician (ben kingsley)(a barbarian goes from london to persia to study medicine)(amazing journey)Noah (russel crowe)(mythological story of noah and his ark)The passion of the christ(2004) (last days of jesus christ when he is convicted and crucified)(very very thrilling)The da vinci code (tom hanks)Primal fear (edward norton, richard gere)(very sick story with unexpected and sad climax)The Usual suspects (kevin spacey)(predictable but amazing climax)Zodiac (mark ruffalo, dawney jr)(unsloved mystery of zodiac killer)The departed (de caprio, matt damon, jack nicholson)(full of twists!!!)(good cop bad cop movie)Now you see me (mark ruffalo, morgan freeman)(magicians, robbery, twists, chase)Coherence (people caught between time and parallel universes)American hustle (christian bale)The illusionist (edward norton)(love story of a migician)Haider (best of vishal bhardwaj)(shahid kapoor)Leone the professional (unusual love story of an assassin)Immortals (mythological story)Birdman (2014 academy award)(nature of a human)(superb climax)Black (amitabh bacchan rani mukherjee)(dumb, deaf and blind girl by birth gets a teacher who changes her life)American history X (edward norton)(white nazi and his transformation)O brother where art thou (george clooney)(artistic feel good movie)The grand budapest hotel (artistic feelgood movie)The revenant (de caprio)(critical survival, amazing locations and direction!)(revenge of murdered son)Taxi driver (di nero)(slow but artsy)SCIENCE FICTIONInterstellar (nolan movie- mathew mcouanghey)Inception (nolan movie- de caprio)Gravity (george clooney)2001: A space OdysseyThe PrimerThe martian (matt damon)(a rescue mission on mars)(good journey)Transcendence (johney depp)- (watch when you want to pass time)limitless (bradley cooper) (watch when you want to pass time)Travelling salesman (watch when you want to pass time)(please first get the info then watch film)PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLERSNote- movies in this category may contain violently obscene and thrilling scenes. Download only after watching trailers and reading reviews.The silence of the lambs (character to watch- dr. lector- hannibal the cannibal)(academy best movie)(superb dialogues)The machinist (christian bale)American psycho (christian bale)(even after confession, there is no catharsis)Shutter island (leonardo de caprio, mark ruffalo, ben kingsley)Mr. nobody (jared leto)(amazing screenplay)Red dragon (sir anthony hopkins, edward norton)(dr. Lector is always 1step ahead!)The number 23 (jim carrey)Fight club (brad pitt, edward norton)Cache (german)Benny’s Video (german)(a kid kills a girl and shoots it with a camera)Nightcrawler (high business sense)Black swann (passion, many academy awards)Plemya (german mime movie)In the realm of senses (japanese)(the tale of obsession)Jacobs ladder (tim robbins)(unique story line)Gone girl (ben affleck)(messes with the mind!)Following (nolan movie)( black and white)Se7en (kevin spacey, brad pitt, freeman)Pi (black and white)(a mathematician who becomes crazy to find an algorithm)Gone(2012) (good direction)Exam(2009)No smoking (anurag kashyap, vishal bhardwaj film)(john abrahm, paresh rawal)(man entangled in his dreams in quest to quit smoking)The experiment (a psychological experiment of prisoners and guards get out of control)The doodlebug (3mins nolan movie)The game (suspense awaits you. Nice and feel good)Cube (watch when you want to pass time)Fermat's room (watch when you want to pass time)Insomnia (nolan- al pacino)(great location)One hour photo (robin williams has an obsession with a family)Taxi driver (de niro)(purely artistic and very philosophical by interpretation)(very slow)High level of explicit content.Canibbal Holocaust (Italian)Salo- 120 days of sodom (true story based on nazi camps)A serbian film (german)(retired porn actor gets a chance not knowing what is to come)(one of the most thrilling films)Saw (full series)(psychological thriller)(hard to figure out chronological order of events)(character- jigsaw)Excision (surprisingly thrilling in the end)(watch the end only if not a bp patient)Anti christ (sad mvoie)Dogtooth (bad movie)Grotesque (japanese gory movie, talks about obsession)BEST GANGSTER MOVIES(GREAT LESSONS)The Godfather (marlon brando, al pacino)(academy best movie)Goodfellas (de niro, joe pesci, ray liotta)(based on true events)American Gangster (russel crowe, danzel washington)(based on true events)The Godfather part2 (al pacino, de niro)The Godfather part3 (al pacino)Casino (de niro, joe pesci)(like goodfellas- because same director)Heat (robert de niro, al pacino, good end)Reservoir dogs (you know how quarentine tarantino movies are! Hahahaha!)MOVIE SERIESBatman (nolan- series)(all parts)(heath ledger)(christian bale)(the dark knight)The pirates of the Caribbean (johny depp)(all parts) (superb dialogues)Sherlock holmes (robert downey junior)X-man series (hugh jackman and others)Iron man (downey junior)(superb dialogues)Toy story (series)(animated)(feel good)Harry potterFEEL GOOD MOVIESThe lady in the Van (margie, british, feelgood biopic)Goodwill hunting (robin williams and matt damon)(story based on a genius boy)The terminal (tom hanks)(a man spends 90 days on newyork airport due to unusual circumstances to fulfill the wish of his dead father)50 first dates (adam sandler)Seven pounds (will smith)(sadism and happiness)Big fish (unique story of his birth)(feel good)Proof (russel crowe)(blind by birth but clicks photographs)(what is trust?)The judge (downey junior, robert duvall)The truman show (jim carrey)(very unique and feelgood)The boy in the stripped pajamas (WW-II)(a german kid becomes friend with a jewish boy in concentration camp)(not so happy ending)Into the wild (real story directed by sean penn)Bruce almighty (salman khan starrer 'o god tussi great ho')Hitch (salman khan starrer 'partner')Dumb and dumber (jim carrey)(crazy comedy)Happy gilmore (adam sandler)(sentimental comedy)The waterboy (adam sandler)(sentimental comedy)Due date (downey junior)(time pass)When harry met sally (a beautifully directed love story)Rain man (salman khan starrer 'yuvraj)(tom cruise)Pirates of silicon valley (rivalry between apple and microsoft)The angriest man in brooklyn (robin williams)One flew over cuckoos nest (jack nicholson)Dead man walking (sean penn)(last days of a prisoner on death penalty)Moonrise kingdom (love story of two kids who flee from home together)The fan (robert de niro- fiction)(limits of a die hard fan)Scent of a woman (al pacino)(blind man wants something from life)VINTAGE MOVIESIkiru (japanese 1954)(life philosophy)Vertigo (psychological thriller)(amazin twists)Citylights (charlie chaplin)Awara (raj kapoor)Mera naam joker (raj kapoor)Harvey (feelgood)Shree 420 (raj kapoor)The gold rush (charlie chaplin)12 angry men (decision of a jury will decide the fate of a juvenile boy)(movie in one room)(too slow)Other movies I have watched and not yet added in the listHAIL! CAESARAmerican beauty,Captain philips,Erin brockovich,Pearl harbour,The bridge on the river kwai,Nebraska,Platoon,Unbroken,Pixels,The danish girl,The good the bad the ugly,Gangs of wasseypur,Main aur Charles,Apollo 13,Bridge of spies,The monuments men,[aftermath, genesis, the awakening]- short silent movies by nacho cerda.The lobster,All things fair,Shelly,la la land,Manchester by the sea,Tracey fragments,I am not there,Hachiko,The legend of bhagat singh,Mad max fury road,Katyar kaljat ghusli,Natsamrat,Harishchandrachi factory,Dr prakash baba amte,Les Choristes,De Grønne Slagtere(2003),The White Ribbon[2009],La Cérémonie [1995],Delicatessen.1991,Blue is the warmest colour,Innocence 2004,La pianiste,Dogville,Maqbool, Dangal,Hulk series,Captain America series,Anand (rajesh khanna)Ali (boipic of mohammed ali, will smith)The intouchablesTriangleExtremely loud and incredibly closeChappieChaplin (robert downey, biopic of Charlie Chaplin)Please suggest some fine bengali and south indian pieces of art. Please dont suggest bollywood coz I have seen almost all good movies.

At the risk of this being a too-lengthy answer for Quora, I’m posting a partial list here as found on the chapelhillrecorder website. **apologies for the formatting**Notable Alumni of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillAcademiaArtsBusinessEntertainmentJournalismPoliticsSciencesSportsMisc.ACADEMIAUniversity LeadersNameClassMajorNotabilityEdwin Alderman1882Former president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Tulane University and University of VirginiaWilliam Brantley AycockGradLawFormer Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillKemp P. Battle1848Former president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillErskine Bowles1967Business administrationFormer President of the University of North Carolina, former U.S. Senate candidate, and former White House Chief of Staff, co-chair President of the National Commission on Fiscal Responsibility and ReformMary Sue ColemanGrad.BiochemistryCurrent President of the University of MichiganB.B. Dougherty1899PhilosophyCo-founder and first president of Appalachian State UniversityElson S. Floyd1978 / Grad.Higher and Adult EducationPresident of Washington State UniversityPorter Lee Fortune, Jr.1941 / Grad.HistoryFormer Chancellor of the University of MississippiWilliam C. FridayGrad.LawFormer President of the University of North CarolinaCarol Garrison1974 / Grad.EpidemiologyCurrent President of the University of Alabama at BirminghamR. Barbara GitensteinGrad.EnglishCurrent President of The College of New JerseyEdward Kidder Graham1898Former President of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillFrank Porter Graham1909Former president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and United States Senator from North CarolinaGordon Gray1930President of the University of North Carolina, Secretary of the Army, and National Security AdvisorCharles Duncan McIver1881Founder of the University of North Carolina at GreensboroHeather Monroe-BlumGrad.EpidemiologyCurrent Vice-Chancellor of McGill UniversityJ. Michael OrtizGrad.EducationPresident of California State Polytechnic University, Pomona (Cal Poly Pomona)William L. PollardGrad.Social WorkPresident of Medgar Evers CollegeThomas RossGrad.LawCurrent President of the University of North Carolina, Former President of Davidson CollegeTerry Sanford1939 / Grad.LawFormer President of Duke University, and Senator from and Governor of North CarolinaJ. Carlyle Sitterson1931 / Grad.HistoryFormer Chancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillHolden Thorp1986ChemistryChancellor of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillTony Waldrop1974 / Grad.Political science / PhysiologyProvost of the University of Central Florida, gold medalist 1975 Pan American GamesGeorge T. WinstonFormer president of the University of North Carolina at Chapel HillProfessorsNameClassMajorNotabilityDan ArielyGrad.Cognitive PsychologyAlfred P. Sloan Professor of Behavioral Economicsand Professor of Behavioral Economics at Duke UniversityDonald H. Baucom1971 / Grad.PsychologyProfessor of psychology at University of North Carolina at Chapel HillLewis Binford1954Arts & SciencesArcheologistVolker BerghahnGrad.HistoryProfessor of history at Columbia UniversityAlbert Coates1918Arts & SciencesFounder and Director of the Institute of Government University of North CarolinaDan T. CarterGrad.HistoryProfessor of history at the University of South CarolinaW. H. ClatworthyGrad.StatisticsProfessor of mathematics at the University at BuffaloFrederick A. de ArmasGrad.Comparative LiteratureAndrew W. Mellon Distinguished Service Professor in Spanish and Comparative Lit. at the University of ChicagoRobert Digges Wimberly Connor1899PhilosophyUNC professor, historian, and Archivist of the United StatesDavid L. DownieGrad.Political ScienceAuthor; Commentator; Professor of Politics and Environment Policy at Fairfield UniversityGlenda GilmoreGrad.HistoryPeter V. & C. Vann Woodward Professor of History, Yale UniversityBud GoodallGrad.SpeechProfessor of Communication at Arizona State UniversityPeter Blair Henry1991EconomicsDean of New York University Stern School of BusinessRobert HobbsGrad.Art HistoryProfessor of Art at Virginia Commonwealth UniversityRafat HussainGrad.Public HealthDeputy Head of the School of Rural Medicine at the University of New England, AustraliaJohn D. Kasarda1971SociologyDirector, Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, Kenan-Flagler Business School, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, developer of the aerotropolis conceptJack Knight1974 / Grad.English & Religious Studies / LawProfessor at Duke University School of LawChristina KramerGrad.Slavic languages and literatureProfessor of Slavic and Balkan languages at University of TorontoLeo MoserGrad.MathematicsProfessor of Mathematics at University of AlbertaCharles NamGrad.SociologyProfessor of Sociology at Florida State UniversityKai Nielsen1949Professor of philosophy at Concordia UniversityArthur F. Raper1924 / Grad.SociologyProfessor at Agnes Scott CollegeDwijendra Kumar Ray-ChaudhuriGrad.MathematicsProfessor of mathematics at Ohio State UniversityD. W. Robertson, Jr.1935 / Grad.EnglishProfessor of medieval English at Princeton UniversityDavid RobinsonGrad.Business AdministrationProfessor of Marketing at Haas School of Business, University of California, BerkeleyCaryl RusbultGrad.PsychologyProfessor of psychology at Vrije UniversiteitScott Silliman1965 / Grad.Philosophy / LawProfessor of the Practice of Law at Duke Law SchoolCarol Miller SwainGrad.Political ScienceProfessor of Law at Vanderbilt Law SchoolWilliam Y. ThompsonGrad.HistoryProfessor of History at Louisiana Tech UniversityGreg TurkGrad.Computer scienceProfessor of computer science at Georgia Institute of TechnologyOdd Arne WestadGrad.HistoryProfessor of International History at the London School of Economics and Governor of the International History DepartmentARTS & LITERATUREArtistsNameClassMajorNotabilityRichard Adler1943Dramatic artComposer and lyricistRichard Kern1977ArtPhotographerHoward LittleArtistBen Long1967Did not graduateArtistPlaywrightsNameClassMajorNotabilityPaul Green1921Dramatic artPlaywright and Pulitzer Prize winnerKermit HunterGrad.Dramatic art and EnglishPlaywrightAmon Liner1965Dramatic artPoet and playwrightPoetsNameClassMajorNotabilityEdgar Bowers1950PoetHayden Carruth1943JournalismPoet and winner of the National Book AwardCid CormanPoet and translatorLawrence Ferlinghetti1941JournalismPoet and publisherKerri French2003EnglishPoetPatrick Herron1993 / Grad.Philosophy and Information SciencePoet and Information ScientistDonald JusticeGrad.EnglishPoetAmon Liner1965Dramatic artPoet and playwrightWilliam MatthewsGrad.EnglishPoetMichael McFee1976 / Grad.EnglishPoetMichael Rothenberg1973EnglishPoet and editorWritersNameClassMajorNotabilityDaphne Athas1943EnglishNovelistRussell Banks1967EnglishNovelist and poetTaylor Branch1968Author and historianPoppy Z. BriteNovelistWill Blythe1979EnglishWriter and authorSarah Dessen1993EnglishWriter and authorClyde Edgerton1966 / Grad.EnglishNovelistThomas FlemingGrad.ClassicsWriter and founding editor of neo-confederatejournal Southern PartisanShelby Foote1992HonoraryHistorian and novelistBen Fountain1980EnglishWriter and authorCharles Frazier1973NovelistL. M. ElliottGrad.JournalismYoung adult novelistKaye Gibbons1984NovelistGail Godwin1960JournalismNovelistRandall Kenan1985EnglishWriterNick Efthimiou1990EnglishWriterArmistead Maupin1966EnglishNovelistRichard McKenna1956Arts & SciencesNovelistLydia Millet1990Interdisciplinary studiesNovelistJoseph MitchellWriter for The New YorkerLawrence Naumoff1969Arts & SciencesNovelistMary Pope Osborne1971Religious StudiesAuthorWalker Percy1937Arts & SciencesNovelistMelanie Sumner1986Religious studiesNovelistDaniel Wallace2008EnglishNovelist and teacherThomas Wolfe1920Arts & SciencesNovelistOtherNameClassMajorNotabilityBrent GlassGrad.HistoryDirector of the Smithsonian National Museum of American HistoryAlexander Julian1969Fashion designerPaul R. LairdGrad.MusicMusicologistRobert Spencer (author)Grad.Religious studiesAuthor and blogger best known for Critiques of Islam and Research of Islamic terrorism and JihadC. Vann WoodwardGrad.HistoryHistorianBUSINESSNameClassMajorNotabilityJohn Allison1971Business AdministrationChairman, BB&T Corporation/Branch Banking & Trust CoMax C. Chapman1966EconomicsFormer president and CEO of Kidder, Peabody & CoWarren Grice Elliott1867President of Atlantic Coast Line RailroadDavid Gardner1988EnglishCo-founder of The Motley FoolPeaches Golding1976BiologyHigh Sheriff of Bristol, England, 2010-11[2]Bowman Gray, Sr.1890Did not graduateFormer President and Chairman of R.J. ReynoldsWilliam B. Harrison, Jr.1966EconomicsFormer CEO and Chairman of JPMorgan ChaseGeorge Watts Hill1922 / Grad.Commerce / LawBanker and philanthropistJohn Sprunt Hill1889PhilosophyBanker and philanthropistWalter E. Hussman, Jr.1969JournalismPublisher of the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette in Little RockRichard “Dick” Jenrette1951Founder of the Wall Street firm Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette and Chairman and CEO of world insurance leader The Equitable from 1990 to 1996William JohnsonGrad.LawPresident and CEO of Progress EnergyPaul Kolton1944JournalismChairman of the American Stock Exchange.[3]Sallie Krawcheck1987JournalismChairman and CEO of Citigroup Global Wealth Management and former CFO of Citigroup Inc.Jason Kilar1993Journalism and Business AdministrationCEO of HuluHoward R. Levine1981Business AdministrationChairman of the board and CEO of Family DollarScott Livengood1974Industrial relationsOwner and CEO of Dewey’s Bakers and former CEO of Krispy KremeHugh McColl1957Business administrationFormer CEO of Bank of AmericaJohn Medlin1956Business administrationFormer CEO of WachoviaAllen B. Morgan, Jr.1965HistoryFounder and former CEO of Morgan Keegan & CompanyMercer “Merce” Reynolds III1967Business administrationFinance chair of U.S. President George W. Bush’s 2004 re-election campaign and a U.S. ambassador to Switzerland and LiechtensteinJulian Robertson1955Business administrationFounded the investment firm Tiger Management Corp.Bill Ruger1940Did not graduateFounded firearms manufacturer Sturm, RugerPete Rummell1967Chemistry/English literatureFormer Chairman and CEO of Walt Disney Imagineering and St. Joe CompanyMarcus G. SmithDid not graduateJournalismPresident and COO of Speedway Motorsports, Inc.Ken Thompson1973American studiesFormer Chairman and CEO of WachoviaENTERTAINMENTActorsNameClassMajorNotabilityWhit Bissell1932Arts & SciencesActorDan Cortese1990Radio, television & motion pictureActor and TV personalityBilly Crudup1990SpeechActorMichael Cumpsty1982 / Grad.English / Dramatic artActorMelissa Claire Egan2003Dramatic artSoap opera actress, Annie Lavery on All My Children.John Forsythe1948ActorLouise Fletcher1957Dramatic artAcademy Award-winning ActressRick Fox1994Radio, television & motion pictureActor & former professional basketball playerAndy Griffith1949Dramatic artActor, comedian, writer, and producer, The Andy Griffith Show, MatlockGeorge Grizzard1949Radio, television & motion pictureActorLiza HuberSoap opera actress (formerly Gwen Hotchkiss on Passions), daughter of Susan Lucci.Ken JeongGrad.MedicineActor and comedianDarwin Joston1960Dramatic artActorBen JonesActor and former U.S. Representative from GeorgiaKay Kyser1928EconomicsPopular bandleader, radio personality, and movie actor in the 1930s and 1940sSharon Lawrence1983JournalismEmmy Award nominated actressMichael Louden1986Did not graduateActorCrystal McLaurin-Coney1993JournalismActressJane McNeillJournalismActressJack Palance1949Actor (transferred to Stanford and graduated from there)Jim Rash1994Radio, TV, Motion PicturesActor and Oscar-winning screenwriterJeff Richards1998CommunicationsActor and comedianRandolph ScottDid not graduateActorJay ThomasActor and winner of Emmy Award for portraying “Jerry Gold” in “Murphy Brown”BroadcastersNameClassMajorNotabilityAndrew Ballen1995Political scienceTV personality, producer, A&R executive in Mainland ChinaHowie Carr1973JournalismRadio personalityRick Dees1972Radio, television & motion pictureRadio personality and composer of novelty song“Disco Duck”Barry Farber1952JournalismConservative radio talk show hostAshlan Gorse2002JournalismE! television network personalityKit Hoover1992SpeechTelevision personalityKwame Jackson1996Business administrationFinished second in the first season of “The Apprentice”Bomani JonesGrad.EconomicsRadio and television personalityKay Kyser1928EconomicsPopular bandleader, radio personality, and movie actor in the 1930s and 1940sChris MatthewsGrad.Did not graduateTelevision personality and speechwriter for President CarterWes Moss1998EconomicsContestant on “The Apprentice 2” who now teaches at Emory University.Rick Sebak1975EnglishWQED personalityMusiciansNameClassMajorNotabilityLaura Ballance1990AnthropologyBassist in the rock band Superchunk and co-founder of Merge RecordsMeg Christian1968MusicSinger and founder of lesbian record company, OliviaAnoop Desai2008Political science and American studiesAmerican Idol 6th place finalist, singerLisa Furukawa1999Music and Asian studiesPianist, singer, songwriter, and J-pop and anime theme song performerGeorge HamiltonCountry music singerWayne Handy1962Business AdministrationRockabilly singerBrendan James2002CommunicationsAmerican singer and songwriterKay Kyser1928EconomicsPopular bandleader, radio personality, and movie actor in the 1930s and 1940sLachi2005Economics, Management and SocietyAlternative rock artist, AuthorDoug Largent1994Computer ScienceBass Player, Organist, The Doug Largent TrioTift Merritt2000SingerOliver1967Radio, television & motion picturePop singerDavid Olney–Did not graduateMusicianBud Shank1947MusicianWriters, Producers & DirectorsNameClassMajorNotabilityAndy Griffith1949Dramatic artActor, comedian, writer, and producerBrian Hargrove1977Dramatic artAmerican TV writer and producerLarry Peerce1951Film and television directorMichael Piller1970Radio, television & motion pictureWriter for and Co-Creator of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine and Star Trek: VoyagerPeyton Reed1986Radio, television & motion pictureDirector of Bring It On and The Break-UpHughes Winborne1975HistoryFilm editor and 2005 Academy Award-Winner for CrashJosh Pate1992EnglishScreenwriter, director and producer.OtherNameClassMajorNotabilityLewis Black1970Dramatic artComedian and playwrightWyatt Cenac1994Did Not GraduateComedian and ProducerJeff MacNelly1969ArtCreator of Shoe comic stripJOURNALISMNameClassMajorNotabilityJones Angell2001JournalismSportscaster and voice of the Tar HeelsBrooke Baldwin2001Journalism and SpanishTelevision journalistJack Betts1968JournalismEditor and columnist for the Charlotte ObserverFurman Bisher1938JournalismSportswriter and editorMarty Brennaman1965Radio, television & motion pictureSportscasterDavid Brinkley–Did not graduateTelevision journalistPamela Ashley Brown2006JournalismTelevision JournalistFrank Bruni1986EnglishChief Restaurant Critic for the New York Times & Op-ed columnist for the sameHelene Cooper1987JournalismNew York Times correspondentLaurie Dhue1990Political scienceTV news anchor, reporterWoody Durham1963Radio, television & motion pictureSportscaster and voice of the Tar HeelsJoseph Egemonye1970JournalismJournalist and founder of The Winston-Salem ChronicleSamuel T. FrancisGrad.HistorySyndicated conservative columnistPeter Gammons1967Sportswriter and member of the Baseball Hall of FameGail Gregg1975JournalismArtist, photographer and journalistCarl Kasell1956NPR newscasterCharles Kuralt1965Radio, television & motion pictureJournalistJim Lampley1971EnglishSportscasterNancy Ingram Largent1992International StudiesFounder of The Chapel Hill RecorderTristan Louis1993JournalismAuthor and journalistPhilip MeyerGrad.Political scienceJournalist and professor of journalismMonica Malpass1983JournalismNews anchor and reporter for WPVI (Channel 6 Action News) in Philadelphia[4]Mick Mixon1980Radio, television & movie pictureSportscaster and voice of the Carolina PanthersRoger MuddGrad.HistoryJournalist and broadcasterRob Nelson2000JournalismTelevision journalistKaren L. Parker1965JournalismFirst African-American female undergraduate and journalist for the Winston-Salem JournalSophie Pyle2009JournalismDC Editor for Guest of a Guest, Blonde Charity MafiaDon Robertson1950CommunicationSportscasterRobert Ruark1935JournalismSyndicated columnist and authorStuart Scott1987Radio, television & motion pictureSportscasterStephen Stock1983Radio, television & motion pictureInvestigative reporterJames Surowiecki1988HistoryJournalist for The New Yorker and author of The Wisdom of CrowdsAmi Vitale1994International studiesPhotographer and journalistTom Wicker1948JournalismAuthor and New York Times journalistPerry Deane Young1993JournalismJournalist and authorPulitzer Prize WinnersNameClassMajorNotabilityW. Horace Carter1949JournalismPulitzer Prize winner for public service, owner and publisher of the Tabor City TribuneLenoir Chambers1914Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial writing, editor of The Virginian-PilotSarah Cohen1979EconomicsPulitzer Prize winner for investigative reporting, professor at Duke UniversityClaudia EmersonGradCreative writingPulitzer Prize winner for poetryJeff MacNellyThree time Pulitzer Prize winner for editorial cartoonsGene Roberts1954JournalismPulitzer prize winning author, former executive editor of the Philadelphia Inquirer, former managing editor of The New York Times, and professor of journalism at the University of MarylandVermont C. Royster1935JournalismPulitzer Prize winner for editorial writing and former editor of the Wall Street JournalMelanie Sill1981JournalismPulitzer Prize winner for investigative reporting, and editor of the Sacramento BeePat Stith1966JournalismPulitzer Prize winner for investigative reporting, investigative reporter at the News & ObserverJim Yardley1986HistoryPulitzer Prize-winning New York Times reporterJonathan Yardley1961EnglishAuthor and Pulitzer Prize-winning book critic for the Washington PostEdwin Yoder1956EnglishPulitzer Prize winner for editorial writingPolitics & Public LifePresident of the United StatesNameClassMajorNotabilityJames K. Polk1818 / Grad.11th President of the United StatesVice President of the United StatesNameClassMajorNotabilityWilliam R. King180313th Vice President of the United StatesGovernorsNameClassMajorNotabilityCharles B. Aycock1880Oratory and essay writingFormer Governor of North CarolinaAaron V. Brown1814Former Governor of and U.S. Representative from Tennessee, Postmaster GeneralJohn Branch1801Arts & SciencesFormer Governor of and U.S. Senator from North Carolina, Secretary of the NavyTod Robinson Caldwell184019th Century governor of North CarolinaGaston Caperton1963Business administrationFormer Governor of West VirginiaElias Carr185919th Century governor of North CarolinaHenry Toole Clark1826 / Grad.19th Century governor of North CarolinaSteve Cowper1960 / Grad.History / LawFormer Governor of AlaskaLocke Craig1880Former governor of North CarolinaMike Easley1972Political ScienceFormer Governor of North CarolinaJohn Willis Ellis184119th Century governor of North CarolinaJohn C. B. Ehringhaus1902Former governor of North CarolinaOliver Max GardnerGrad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaWilliam Alexander Graham1824 / Grad.19th century US Senator and Governor of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy, Vice-Presidential Candidate, and CSA Senator.Clyde R. HoeyGrad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaLuther H. Hodges1919Former governor of North CarolinaJames HolshouserGrad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaThomas Michael HoltDid not graduate19th Century governor of North CarolinaJim HuntGrad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaWilliam Walton KitchinGrad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaCharles Manly181419th Century governor of North CarolinaAngus Wilton McLean1892 / Grad.LawFormer governor of North CarolinaWilliam MillerDid not graduate19th Century governor of North CarolinaDan K. Moore1927 / Grad.LawFormer governor of North Carolina, former justice of N.C. Supreme CourtJohn Motley Morehead181719th Century governor of North CarolinaWilliam Dunn Moseley1818Arts & Sciences1st Governor of the State of FloridaJohn OwenDid not graduateFormer Governor of North CarolinaDaniel Lindsay RussellDid not graduate19th Century governor of North CarolinaTerry Sanford1939 / Grad.LawFormer Senator from and Governor of North Carolina and President of Duke UniversityAlfred Moore ScalesDid not graduate19th Century governor of North CarolinaRichard Dobbs Spaight Jr181519th Century governor of North Carolina, governor of Florida, and U.S. representative from North CarolinaDavid Lowry SwainDid not graduate19th Century governor of North CarolinaJohn SwainsonGrad.LawFormer governor of MichiganWilliam B. Umstead1916Former Governor of North Carolina, U.S. representative from North CarolinaZebulon Baird VanceFormer Governor of North CarolinaWarren Winslow19th Century governor of North Carolina and U.S. Representative from North CarolinaU.S. SenatorsNameClassMajorNotabilityThomas Hart Benton–Did not graduateFormer Senator from MissouriJohn Branch1801Former Governor of and U.S. Senator from North Carolina, Secretary of the NavyThomas Lanier Clingman1832Former U.S. Senator and U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn EatonGrad.Senator from Tennessee and Secretary of WarJohn EdwardsGrad.LawFormer Senator from North Carolina, 2004 Democratic candidate for vice president, and 2004 and 2008 Democratic primary candidate for presidential nominationSamuel James Ervin Jr.1917Former Senator from North Carolina, member of The Senate Select Committee to Investigate Campaign PracticesWilliam Alexander Graham1824 / Grad.19th century US Senator and Governor of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy, Vice-Presidential Candidate, and CSA Senator.William Henry Haywood, Jr.1819 / Grad.Former Senator from North CarolinaWillie Person Mangum1815 / Grad.Former Senator from North CarolinaAlfred O. P. Nicholson1827Former Senator from TennesseeJohn Pool1847Former Senator from North CarolinaTerry Sanford1939 / Grad.LawFormer Senator from and Governor of North Carolina and President of Duke UniversityWilliam R. Webb1867 / Grad.Former Senator from TennesseePaul Wellstone1965 / Grad.Political ScienceFormer Senator from MinnesotaU.S. RepresentativesNameClassMajorNotabilityCharles Laban AbernethyGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaHugh Quincy AlexanderGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaSydenham Benoni Alexander1860U.S. Representative from North CarolinaIke Franklin Andrews1950 / Grad.Business / LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaThomas Samuel Ashe1832U.S. Representative from North CarolinaCass Ballenger1948U.S. Representative from North CarolinaMichael D. Barnes1965U.S. Representative from MarylandDaniel Moreau Barringer1826U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJames Jefferson BrittGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJim Broyhill1950Business AdministrationU.S. Representative from North CarolinaAaron V. Brown1814Former U.S. Representative from and Governor of Tennessee, Postmaster GeneralAlfred L. BulwinkleGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaFrank Ertel CarlyleU.S. Representative from North CarolinaHenry Selby Clark1828U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJ. Bayard ClarkLawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaThomas Lanier Clingman1832U.S. Representative from North CarolinaHoward CobleGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJim Cooper1975History & EconomicsU.S. Representative from TennesseeFrancis Burton Craige1829 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaWilliam C. Cramer1946U.S. Representative from FloridaWilliam T. CrawfordGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn Reeves Jones Daniel1821 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaSusan DavisGrad.Social workU.S. Representative from CaliforniaJames C. Dobbin1832U.S. Representative from North Carolina and Secretary of the NavyRichard Spaight Donnell1839U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJoseph Wilson Ervin1921U.S. Representative from North CarolinaSamuel James Ervin Jr.1917U.S. Representative from North Carolina and Senator from North CarolinaAlonzo Dillard Folger1912 / Grad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn Hamlin FolgerGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaDaniel Munroe Forney1808U.S. Representative from North CarolinaLawrence H. Fountain1934 / Grad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaVirginia Foxx1968 / Grad.English / EducationU.S. Representative from North Carolina elected in 2004Hannibal Lafayette GodwinGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJames Graham1814U.S. Representative from North CarolinaV. Lamar Gudger1940 / Grad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaWilliam C. HammerGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaMicajah Thomas Hawkins1807U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn S. Henderson1865LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn Hill1816U.S. Representative from North CarolinaCharles R. Jonas1925 / Grad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaBen JonesDid not graduateFormer U.S. Representative from Georgia and actorHamilton C. Jones1906LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaWilliam Carter Love1806U.S. Representative from North CarolinaAllard Lowenstein1949Former U.S. Representative from New YorkWillie Person Mangum1815 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJohn Y. Mason1816Former U.S. Representative from Virginia, United States Attorney General and Secretary of the NavyMike McIntyre1978 / Grad.Political science / LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaAlex McMillan1954HistoryU.S. Representative from North CarolinaAnderson Mitchell1821 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaBrad Miller1975U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJames Turner Morehead1819U.S. Representative from North CarolinaMick MulvaneyGradLawU.S. Representative from South CarolinaWilliam H. MurfreeU.S. Representative from North CarolinaDavid Outlaw1824U.S. Representative from North CarolinaEbenezer PettigrewU.S. Representative from North CarolinaDavid Price1961Arts & SciencesU.S. Representative from North Carolina (represents the district where UNC is located)George M. Pritchard1907U.S. Representative from North CarolinaAbraham Rencher1822 / Grad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaSion Hart Rogers1846 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaCharlie RoseGrad.LawU.S. Representative from North CarolinaThomas Hart RuffinU.S. Representative from North CarolinaRomulus Mitchell SaundersU.S. Representative from North CarolinaSamuel Tredwell SawyerU.S. Representative from North CarolinaCharles Biddle ShepardU.S. Representative from North CarolinaWilliam Crawford SherrodU.S. Representative from AlabamaFrancis Edwin Shober1851 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaFrancis Edwin Shober1862U.S. Representative from North CarolinaRichard Dobbs Spaight Jr181519th Century governor of North Carolina, governor of Florida, and U.S. representative from North CarolinaCharles Manly Stedman1861 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaWalter Leak Steele1844 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaJacob Thompson1831U.S. Representative from Mississippi, Secretary of the InteriorWilliam B. Umstead1916Former Governor of North Carolina, U.S. representative from North CarolinaTim ValentineGrad.LawU.S. representative from North CarolinaAlfred Moore WaddellU.S. representative from North CarolinaHallett Sydney WardGrad.LawU.S. representative from North CarolinaLindsay Carter Warren1906 / Grad.LawU.S. representative from North CarolinaMel Watt1967Business AdministrationU.S. Representative from North CarolinaZebulon WeaverGrad.LawU.S. representative from North CarolinaEdwin Y. WebbGrad.LawU.S. representative from North CarolinaLewis Williams1808 / Grad.U.S. Representative from North CarolinaWarren Winslow182719th Century governor of North Carolina and U.S. Representative from North CarolinaBartlett YanceyU.S. Representative from North CarolinaU.S. Cabinet Members & Other Executive OfficersNameClassMajorNotabilityClaude Allen1982Political scienceDirector of the Domestic Policy Council for the George W. Bush administrationMelody Barnes1986HistoryDirector of the Domestic Policy Council for the Obama administrationJohn Branch1801Former Governor of and U.S. Senator from North Carolina, Secretary of the NavyJonathan W. Daniels1921 / Grad.Former White House Press SecretaryJames C. Dobbin1832U.S. Representative from North Carolina and Secretary of the NavyJohn EatonGrad.Senator from Tennessee and Secretary of WarWilliam Alexander Graham1824 / Grad.19th century US Senator and Governor of North Carolina, Secretary of the Navy, Vice-Presidential Candidate, and CSA Senator.C. Boyden GrayGrad.LawFormer White House Counsel; Current Ambassador to the EUGordon Gray1930Secretary of the Army, National Security Advisor and president of the University of North CarolinaKevin Martin1989Political scienceFormer Chairman of the Federal Communications CommissionJohn Y. Mason1816Former United States Attorney General and Secretary of the NavyColin R. McMillan1957GeologyFormer assistant Secretary of the Navy and nominee for Secretary of DefenseKenneth Claiborne Royall1914Former Secretary of War and Secretary of the ArmyJacob Thompson1831U.S. Representative from Mississippi, Secretary of the InteriorFederal JudgesNameClassMajorNotabilityLance M. Africk1973 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of LouisianaJames A. Beaty, Jr.Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North CarolinaJ. Spencer BellGrad.LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth CircuitFrank William Bullock, Jr.1961 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North CarolinaRobert Hardy ClelandGrad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of MichiganEric L. Clay1969LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth CircuitMax O. Cogburn, Jr.1973Political ScienceJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaRobert P. Dick1843 / Grad.Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaFranklin Taylor Dupree Jr.1933 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North CarolinaJames Carroll Fox1950 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North CarolinaDonnell Gilliam1909 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of North CarolinaPeter W. Hall1971 / Grad.English / EducationJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second CircuitDavid Ezekiel Henderson1904Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaKaren L. HendersonGrad.LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia CircuitTruman McGill Hobbs1942Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of AlabamaAlgenon L. Marbley1976Political scienceJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of OhioJohn Young Mason1816Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of VirginiaHarold Brent McKnight1974 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaJames Bryan McMillan1937Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaJames Ward Morris1912Judge of the U.S. District Court for the District of ColumbiaWilliam Lindsay Osteen, Jr.1983 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North CarolinaWilliam Lindsay Osteen, Sr.Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North CarolinaJohn J. Parker1907 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth CircuitJames Dickson Phillips, Jr.Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth CircuitS. Jay Plager1952Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal CircuitMartin Karl Reidinger1981 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaDavid B. Sentelle1965 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia CircuitThomas Settle1850Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of FloridaWilliam Bostwick Sheppard1881Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of FloridaLacy Thornburg1952 / Grad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaRichard Lesley VoorheesGrad.LawJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaDavid Dortch Warriner1951Judge of the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of VirginiaFrank DeArmon WhitneyGrad.Law and businessJudge of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaJames A. Wynn, Jr.1975JournalismJudge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth CircuitLawNameClassMajorNotabilityThomas Samuel Ashe1832Former justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, U.S. Representative from North CarolinaM.V. BarnhillGrad.lawFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtWilliam Horn BattleFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtWilliam H. BobbittFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtPeter Carlisle1974PsychologyMayor of Honolulu; former Prosecuting Attorney of HonoluluJ. Phil CarltonGrad.LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtWalter Clark1864Former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtRoy Cooper1979 / Grad.Political Science / LawCurrent North Carolina Attorney GeneralJoseph J. DavisGrad.LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, U.S. Representative from North CarolinaWalter E. Dellinger III1963Political ScienceFormer United States Solicitor GeneralWilliam A. DevinGrad.LawFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtRobert P. Dick1843Former justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, Judge for the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North CarolinaRobert H. Edmunds, Jr.Grad.LawCurrent justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtJames G. Exum1957Former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtFranklin FreemanGrad.LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtHenry E. FryeGrad.LawFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, first African American chief justiceBarbara Jackson1984 / Grad.Interdisciplinary studies / LawJustice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtRobin E. HudsonGrad.LawCurrent justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtJ. Frank Huskins1930 / Grad.LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtMatthias Evans Manly1824Former justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtJohn Y. Mason1816Former United States Attorney General and Secretary of the NavyMark MartinGrad.LawCurrent justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtBurley MitchellGrad.LawFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtDan K. Moore1927 / Grad.LawFormer governor of North Carolina, former justice of N.C. Supreme CourtPaul Martin NewbyGrad.LawCurrent justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtMike NifongDistrict attorney for Durham County, North Carolinaduring the 2006 Duke University lacrosse caseRobert F. Orr1968 / Grad.LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtSusan OwensGrad.LawCurrent justice of the Washington Supreme CourtSarah ParkerGrad.LawCurrent chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtWilliam B. Rodman1836Former justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtAaron A. F. Seawell1884Former justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtSusie SharpGrad.LawFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme Court, first female chief justiceJames E. ShepherdFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtDavid F. Simons1973PsychologyAttorneyClive Stafford SmithLawyer; founder of ReprieveWalter P. Stacy1908Former chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtPatricia Timmons-Goodson1976 / Grad.Speech / LawCurrent justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtJohn WebbFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtWillis Whichard1962 / Grad.History / LawFormer justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtJ. Wallace WinborneFormer chief justice of the North Carolina Supreme CourtReligious LeadersNameClassMajorNotabilityClifton Daniel III1969EducationEpiscopal Bishop and noted North Carolina nativeThomas F. Davis1822Episcopal Bishop of South CarolinaSam Dixon1971Political ScienceHead of the United Methodist Committee on ReliefWilliam Mercer Green1818Episcopal Bishop of MississippiJames Hervey Otey1820 / GradFirst Episcopal Bishop of TennesseeJohn Shelby Spong1952Arts & SciencesEpiscopal Bishop and liberal theologianRuth Carter StapletonEvangelist, sister of Jimmy CarterG. Porter Taylor1972EnglishEpiscopal Bishop of the Diocese of Western North CarolinaLon Solomon1971ChemistryMegachurch evangelist, former member of President’s Committee on Intellectual DisabilitiesBen Witherington III1974EnglishUnited Methodist Church minister and New TestamentscholarOtherNameClassMajorNotabilityJames H. “Jim” Brown1963Political ScienceFormer Louisiana state senator, secretary of state, and insurance commissioner and father of journalist Campbell BrownGarry ConilleGrad.Public HealthFormerPrime Minister of HaitiWalter H. Dalton1971 / Grad.LawCurrent Lieutenant Governor of North CarolinaElizabeth Edwards1971 / Grad.English / LawAttorney, author and wife of John EdwardsThad A. Eure1921LawNorth Carolina Secretary of StatePatricia Horoho1982NursingSurgeon General of the United States ArmyRashad Hussain1999Philosophy & Political ScienceUnited States special envoy to the Organisation of the Islamic ConferenceKarl Inderfurth1968Political ScienceFormer Assistant Secretary of State for South Asian Affairs, former U.S. Representative for Special Political Affairs to the United NationsJim JordanGrad.LawPolitical consultantMoushira KhattabGrad.International RelationsEgyptian politician and diplomatHoward Nathaniel LeeGrad.Social WorkChairman of the North Carolina State Board of EducationMary J. MillerGrad.City and Regional PlanningAssistant Secretary of the Treasury for Financial MarketsErica Payne1991Radio, TV, Motion PicturesFounder of the Agenda ProjectOtto Reich1966International StudiesFormer ambassador to VenezuelaMatt Sherman1994 / GradHistory and LawFormer State Department official and advisor to General Stanley McChrystal and David PetraeusShari Villarosa1972International StudiesActing ambassador to BurmaRichard Vinroot1963 / Grad.Business / LawMayor of CharlotteSciencesNameClassMajorNotabilityFrancis Collins (geneticist)Grad.MedicineDirector National Human Genome Project, discovered gene for cystic fibrosis, Director National Institutes of Health (2009–present)Robert F. Furchgott1937ChemistryChemist and winner of the 1998 Nobel Prize in Physiology or MedicineSeymour GeisserGrad.StatisticsStatistician and DNA evidence expert, founder of the University of Minnesota‘s School of StatisticsMa Haide1932Pre-medicineDoctor and public health official in ChinaHoward T. Odum1947ZoologyEcosystem ecologistBarbara Rothbaum1982PsychologyPsychologistTamara SherGrad.PsychologyNIH Researcher and IIT ProfessorKevin R. StoneGrad.MedicineOrthopedic surgeon and founder of The Stone ClinicCharles TartGrad.PsychologyPsychologistSPORTSBaseball PlayersNameClassMajorNotabilityDustin AckleyProfessional baseball playerRuss AdamsProfessional baseball playerDaniel Bard2006Professional baseball playerMoonlight GrahamProfessional baseball playerAdam GreenbergProfessional baseball playerMatt HarveyProfessional baseball playerGary HillProfessional baseball playerChris IannettaProfessional baseball playerMichael JordanGeographyProfessional baseball player, professional basketball player and member of the basketball hall of fameAndrew MillerProfessional baseball playerBrian Robertstransferred to USCProfessional baseball playerPaul ShueyProfessional baseball playerKyle SnyderProfessional baseball playerB.J. SurhoffFormer Professional baseball playerWalt WeissFormer professional baseball playerBrad WoodallProfessional baseball playerBasketball PlayersNameClassMajorNotabilityHarrison BarnesBusiness AdministrationProfessional basketball playerDudley Bradley1979Recreation administrationProfessional basketball playerPete Brennan1958Industrial relationsProfessional basketball playerLarry Brown1963HistoryCollege and professional basketball coach and member of the Basketball Hall of FameSteve Bucknall1989Radio, television & motion pictureProfessional basketball player and coachVince Carter2001African-American StudiesProfessional basketball playerPete Chilcutt1991Industrial relations & psychologyProfessional basketball playerEd CotaProfessional basketball playerSylvia Crawley1994Radio, Television & Motion PictureProfessional basketball playerBilly Cunningham1971HistoryProfessional basketball player and member of the Basketball Hall of FameBrad Daugherty1986Radio, Television & Motion PictureFormer professional basketball player and sportscasterHubert Davis1992Criminal JusticeProfessional basketball player and UNC assistant coachWalter Davis1988Recreation AdministrationProfessional basketball playerJohn Dillon1948Professional basketball playerWayne EllingtonProfessional basketball playerDarrell Elston1974HistoryProfessional basketball playerRaymond FeltonProfessional basketball playerPhil Ford1978Business administrationProfessional basketball playerJoseph ForteProfessional basketball playerRick Fox1994Radio, Television & Motion PictureProfessional basketball player and actorGeorge GlamackProfessional basketball playerDanny Green2009CommunicationsProfessional basketball playerTyler Hansbrough2009CommunicationsProfessional basketball playerBrendan Haywood2001CommunicationsProfessional basketball playerJohn HensonProfessional basketball playerAntawn JamisonProfessional basketball playerBobby Jones1974PsychologyProfessional basketball playerMarion JonesProfessional basketball player and former track and field athleteMichael Jordan1986GeographyProfessional basketball player and member of the Basketball Hall of FameGeorge KarlProfessional basketball player and coachTommy Kearns1958HistoryProfessional basketball playerMitch Kupchak1976Political science & PsychologyProfessional basketball player and general manager of the Los Angeles LakersIvory Latta2007Exercise & sports scienceProfessional basketball playerYork Larese1961SociologyProfessional basketball player and coachTy LawsonProfessional basketball playerGeorge Lynch1993African studiesProfessional basketball playerSean May2009African-American studiesProfessional basketball playerKendall MarshallProfessional basketball playerBob McAdooProfessional basketball player and member of the Basketball Hall of FameRashad McCantsProfessional basketball playerRashanda McCants2009Professional basketball playerJeff McInnisProfessional basketball playerHorace McKinney1948Professional basketball player and coach, college coachLarry Miller1968Business administrationProfessional basketball playerDoug MoeProfessional basketball player and coachEric Montross1994Professional basketball playerDavid Noel2006African-American studiesProfessional basketball playerAdemola Okulaja1999International studiesProfessional basketball playerSam Perkins1984Radio, Television & Motion PictureProfessional basketball playerDave Popson1987GeographyProfessional basketball playerJ.R. Reid1992Radio, Television & Motion PictureProfessional basketball playerHenrik Rödl1993BiologyProfessional basketball player and coachLennie Rosenbluth1957Professional basketball playerClifford RozierProfessional basketball playerCharlie ScottProfessional basketball playerLee Shaffer1960Business administrationProfessional basketball playerCharlotte Smith1999SociologyProfessional basketball playerKenny SmithProfessional basketball player and basketball analystJerry Stackhouse1999African-American StudiesProfessional basketball playerRasheed WallaceProfessional basketball playerMarvin WilliamsProfessional basketball playerScott WilliamsProfessional basketball playerShammond WilliamsProfessional basketball playerJoe Wolf1987Industrial RelationsProfessional basketball playerAl Wood1988Recreation AdministrationProfessional basketball playerJames Worthy1985Recreation AdministrationProfessional basketball player and member of the Basketball Hall of FameBrandan WrightProfessional basketball playerTyler Zeller2012Business administrationProfessional basketball playerBasketball CoachesNameClassMajorNotabilityLarry Brown1963HistoryCollege and professional basketball coach and member of the Basketball Hall of FameJason Capel2002CommunicationsCurrent head coach of the Appalachian StateScott Cherry1993Business administrationCollege basketball coachBilly Cunningham1971HistoryProfessional basketball coach and member of the Basketball Hall of FameMatt Doherty1984Business administrationCollege basketball coachEddie Fogler1970 / Grad.Mathematics / Physical EducationCollege basketball coachGeorge KarlProfessional basketball player and coachJohn Kuester1977HealthProfessional and college coachJeff Lebo1990Business AdministrationCollege basketball coachMonk McDonald1923 / Grad.MedicineCollege basketball player and coachWes Miller2007Political scienceCollege basketball coachDoug MoeProfessional basketball player and coachMike O’Koren1980Recreation AdministrationProfessional basketball player and coachBuzz Peterson1986GeographyCollege basketball coachKing Rice1992Radio, television & motion pictureCollege basketball coachHenrik Rödl1993BiologyProfessional basketball player and coachTony Shaver1976 / Grad.Business Administration / EducationCollege basketball coachRoy Williams1972 / Grad.EducationCurrent North Carolina Tar Heels men’s basketball coach and member of the Basketball Hall of FameFootball PlayersNameClassMajorNotabilitySam AikenProfessional football playerEthan AlbrightProfessional football playerFrank AschenbrennerProfessional football playerMatthew BakerProfessional football playerConnor Barth2007Communications StudiesProfessional football playerHarris BartonFinanceProfessional football playerDré BlyProfessional football playerAlge CrumplerProfessional football playerRonald CurryProfessional football playerDave DrechslerProfessional football playerGreg EllisProfessional football playerBrooks Foster2008Management & SocietyProfessional football playerJeff HayesProfessional football playerWilliam HendersonProfessional football playerJesse HolleyProfessional football playerCharlie JusticeProfessional football player and member of the College Football Hall of FameKivuusama MaysProfessional football playerDon McCauleyConsensus All-American and professional football player and member of the College Football Hall of FameTom McCauleyProfessional football playerNatrone MeansProfessional football playerHakeem NicksProfessional football playerWillie ParkerProfessional football playerJulius PeppersProfessional football playerJeff ReedProfessional football playerDexter ReidProfessional football playerJeff SaturdayProfessional football playerBrian SimmonsProfessional football playerDave SimmonsProfessional football playerLawrence TaylorProfessional football player and member of the Football Hall of FameDavid ThorntonProfessional football playerArt WeinerCollege Football Hall of FameT.J. YatesProfessional football playerFootball CoachesNameClassMajorNotabilityCharlie BaggettCollege and professional football coachScot DappGrad.Physical EducationCollege football coachJim Tatum1939Business AdministrationCollege football coachKevin Wilson1984 / Grad.Mathematics / Physical EducationHead coach of Indiana UniversityGolfersNameClassMajorNotabilityMeaghan Francella2005CommunicationsProfessional golferRaymond FloydProfessional golferDavis Love IIIProfessional golferAshley PrangeProfessional golferHarvie Ward1951EconomicsAmateur golferSoccerNameClassMajorNotabilityYael AverbuchPsychologyProfessional soccer playerGregg BerhalterProfessional soccer playerChris CarrieriProfessional soccer playerMatt Crawford2003BiologyProfessional soccer playerLorrie FairU.S Women’s National Team soccer playerMichael FarfanProfessional soccer playerNick Efthimiou1990JournalismProfessional soccer playerRobyn Gayle2008Canada Women’s National Team soccer playerJordan Graye2010Professional soccer playerMia Hamm1993Political ScienceU.S Women’s National Team soccer playerTobin Heath2010U.S. Women’s National Team soccer playerApril Heinrichs1986Radio, Television & Motion PictureU.S Women’s National Team soccer playerJason Hughes2006Exercise & sports scienceProfessional soccer playerChris LeitchProfessional soccer playerEric LichajProfessional soccer playerKristine LillyU.S. Women’s National Team soccer playerHeather O’Reilly2006U.S. Women’s National Team soccer playerLogan Pause2007EconomicsProfessional soccer playerCindy ParlowU.S. Women’s National Team soccer playerEddie PopeProfessional soccer playerEddie RobinsonProfessional soccer playerDavid Stokes2009CommunicationsProfessional soccer playerCarey TalleyProfessional soccer playerLindsay TarpleyProfessional soccer player and ESPN Rise player of the decade ’00’sDavid Testo2009Management & societyProfessional soccer playerCat WhitehillUnited States Women’s National Team soccer playerSheanon WilliamsProfessional soccer playerKerry Zavagnin2000Exercise & sports scienceProfessional soccer playerSports AdministratorsNameClassMajorNotabilityJames Delany1970 / Grad.Political Science / LawCommissioner of the Big TenMitch Kupchak1976Political Science & PsychologyProfessional basketball player and general manager of the Los Angeles LakersDanny MorrisonGrad.Education administration & supervisionPresident of the Carolina PanthersJohn Swofford1971PsychologyCommissioner of the Atlantic Coast ConferenceNorwood Teague1988Political ScienceAthletics Director at the University of MinnesotaTravis Tygart1993PhilosophyCEO of the United States Anti-Doping AgencyDonnie Walsh1962 / Grad.Political Science / LawPresident of New York Knicks, former CEO of Indiana PacersTrack & FieldNameClassMajorNotabilityJim BeattyFirst person to run a four-minute mile indoorsLaTasha Colander1998CommunicationsFormer track and field athleteDominic Demeritte1999EconomicsFormer track and field athleteVikas Gowda2006Discus throwerAllen JohnsonFormer track and field athleteMarion JonesFormer track and field athlete and professional basketball playerEarl OwensProfessional runner and triathleteAlice Schmidt2004Middle distance runnerOla Sesay2001Long jumperTony Waldrop1974 / Grad.Political science / PhysiologyGold medalist 1975 Pan American Games in the 1500 meter, Provost of the University of Central FloridaOlympiansNameOlympic SportLocationYearBill AlbansTrack & FieldLondon1948Natalie AnterSoftballAthens2004Danute Bankaitis-DavisCyclingSeoul1988Scott BankheadBaseballLos Angeles1984Kate BarberFiled HockeyBeijing2008Tracy Bates-LeonSoccerAthens2004Jim BeattyTrack & FieldRome1960Larry BrownBasketballTokyo, Athens1964, 2004Vince CarterBasketballSyndey2000Lori ChalupnySoccerBeijing2008LaTasha Colander-RichardsonTrack & FieldSydney, Athens2000, 2004Sharon CouchTrack & FieldBarcelona, Sydney1992, 2000Crystal CoxTrack & FieldAthens2004Kendall CrossWrestlingBarcelona, Atlanta1992, 1996Illse DavidsField HockeyLondon2012Walter DavisBasketballMontreal1976Rachel DawsonField HockeyBeijing, Londona2008, 2012Yann DeFabriqueSwimmingBarcelona1992Dominic DemeritteSoccerSydney, Athens, Beijing2000, 2004, 2008Erin DonohueTrack & FieldBeijing2008Lorrie FairSoccerSydney2000Katelyn FalgowskiField HockeyBeijing, London2008, 2012Nadine Faustin-ParkerTrack & FieldBeijing2008Shalane FlanaganTrack & FieldLondon2012Phil FordBasketballMontreal1976Charles FosterTrack & FieldMontreal1976David FoxSwimmingAtlanta1996John FriedbergFencingBarcelona1992Robyn GaleSoccerBeijing2008Nicole GambleTrack & FieldSydney2000Robyn GayleSoccerLondon2012Laura GerraughtyTrack & FieldAthens2004Jesse GeyTrack & FieldBeijing2008Vikas GowdaTrack & FieldAthens, Beijing, London2004, 2008, 2012Laurie GreggSoccerAtlanta, Sydney1996, 2000Bill GuthridgeBasketballMontreal1976Mia HammSoccerAtlanta, Sydney, Athens1996, 2000, 2004Janis HapeSwimmingMontreal1976Ken HarndenTrack & FieldAtlanta, Sydney1996, 2000Sylvia HatchellBasketballSeoul1988Tobin HeathSoccerBeijing, London2008, 2012April HeinrichsSoccerAtlanta, Sydney, Athens1996, 2000, 2004Perrin HendersonWrestlingMelbourne1956Monique HennaganTrack & FieldSydney, Athens2000, 2004Laurel HersheyField HockeyAtlanta1996Kelli JamesField HockeyAtlanta1996Allen JohnsonTrack & FieldAtlanta, Sydney, Athens1996, 2000, 2004Curtis JohnsonTrack & FieldSydney2000Bobby JonesBasketballMunich1972Michael JordanBasketballLos Angeles1984John KellerHandballAtlanta1996Mitch KupchakBasketballMontreal1976John LaceyBasketballTokyo, Munich1964, 1972Tom LaGardeBasketballMontreal1976Nhi Lan LeFencingAtlanta1996Kristine LillySoccerAtlanta, Sydney, Athens1996, 2000, 2004Carrie LingoField HockeyBeijing2008Lynda LipsonTrack & FieldAtlanta, Sydney1996, 2000Leslie LynessField HockeyAtlanta1996Thompson MannSwimmingTokyo1964Ann MarshallSwimmingMunich1972Dax McCartySoccerBeijing2008Andrew MillerBaseballAthens2004David MonasterioSwimmingBarcelona1992Siri MullinixSoccerSydney2000Joan NesbitTrack & FieldAtlanta1996Eddie NeufvilleTrack & FieldAtlanta, Sydnney1996, 2000Tracy NoonanSoccerAtlanta1996Heather O’ReillySoccerAthens, Beijing, London2004, 2008, 2012Marcia PankratzField HockeySeoul1988Cindy ParlowSoccerAtlanta, Sydney, Athens1996, 2000, 2004Steve PennHandballAtlanta1996Sam PerkinsBasketballLos Angeles1984Eddie PopeBasketballAtlanta1996Catherine ReddickSoccerAthens2004J.R. ReidBasketballSeoul1988Phil RikerSwimmingTokyo1964Tiffany RobertsSoccerAtlanta1996Trish RobertsBasketballMontreal1976Henrik RödlBasketballBarcelona1992Blake RusselTrack & FieldBeijing2008Alice SchmidtTrack & FieldBeijing, London2008, 2012Charlie ScottBasketballMexico City1968Ola SesayTrack & FieldLondon2012Karen SheltonField HockeyLos Angeles1984Chuck SimmonsTrack & FieldLondon, Helsinki1948, 1952Dean SmithBasketballMontreal1976Chris StevensonSwimmingLos Angeles1984B.J. SurhoffBaseballLos Angeles1984Amy SwensenField HockeyLondon2012Lindsay TarpleySoccerAthens, Beijing2004, 2008Liz TchouField HockeyAtlanta1996Stan TinkhamSwimmingMelbourne1956Amy TranField HockeyBeijing2008Tisha VenturiniSoccerAtlanta1996Tisha WallerTrack & FieldAtlanta, Athens1996, 2004Chryss WattsHandballAtlanta1996Wendy WeinbergSwimmingMontreal1976Carla WerdenSoccerAtlanta1996Cindy WerleyField HockeyAtlanta1996Kacey WhiteSoccerBeijing2008Roy WilliamsBasketballAthens2004Harry WilliamsonTrack & FieldBerlin1936Staci WilsonSoccerAtlanta1996OtherNameClassMajorNotabilityKatelyn Falgowski2011Field HockeyShalane Flanagan2004Distance runnerRachel Dawson2007Field HockeyRob Koll1989SpeechCollege wrestling coachRichie Meade1976 / Grad.College lacrosse coachNick MonroeProfessional tennis playerBill RoyGrad.U.S. Olympic and world champion skeet shooter, Professor of English at United States Air Force AcademyAmy Swensen2002Field HockeyCindy WerleyU.S. Olympic field hockey playerMiscellaneousNameClassMajorNotabilityRye Barcott2001Peace, War, and DefenseFounder of Carolina for KiberaCaleb Bradham1890Pharmacist and inventor of Pepsi-ColaCharles E. Brady, Jr.1971Pre-medicineAstronautEve Carson2008Biology and Political ScienceStudent Body President, Murdered in 2008Hinton James1798Arts and SciencesFirst student to registerJerry M. LinengerGrad.Public healthAstronautJulia Compton Moore1950Wife of Hal MooreCharles Moose1975HistoryFormer police chief of Montgomery County, Maryland who investigated Beltway snipers in 2002Johnston Pettigrew1847Arts & SciencesConfederate General in the American Civil Warwho participated in Pickett’s ChargeJonathan ReckfordPolitical ScienceCEO of Habitat for Humanity InternationalWilliam E. Thornton1952 / Grad.Physics / MedicineAstronautAmanda Watson2010 / Grad.Music / TeachingMiss North Carolina 2008