Eastern Washington University is a public university in Cheney, Washington. This is an incomplete list of its notable alumni.
Academia Scott M. Fitzpatrick, professor in the Department of Anthropology and associate director for Research and Collections at the Museum of Natural and Cultural History at the University of Oregon Adam Jansen, state archivist for the Hawaii State Archives Charles Mutschler, archivist and Interim Dean of Eastern Washington University Libraries Leslie Wong, psychology professor and president of Northern Michigan University and San Francisco State University
Arts
Edward Kienholz, installation artist and assemblage sculptor Todd McFarlane, creator of the Spawn comic book series, artist, writer, and filmmaker Glen Michaels, sculptor and painter
Entertainment
Ernie Afaganis, Canadian sportscaster, particularly for CBC Television Colin Cowherd, sports media personality and host of The Herd with Colin Cowherd Ramsey Denison, documentary filmmaker, director, producer, and editor Thomas Hampson, Grammy-nominated opera singer Austin McBroom, YouTube star Ann Sandifur, composer
Law
R. W. Buzzard, judge of the District Court of Lewis County, Washington
Literature
Herbert Aldinger, novelist Jennifer Boyden, poet Elizabeth Cook-Lynn, editor, essayist, poet, and novelist Chris Crutcher, author of young adult novels Terry Davis, novelist Wendy J. Fox, author Alma Heflin, pilot, author, and magazine editor Derrick Jensen, ecophilosopher, writer, and author Paula Meehan, poet and playwright Misha, science fiction writer Carrie Oeding, poet Jess Walter, novelist
Military
Gary J. Volesky, lieutenant general in U.S. Army, corps commander
Politics
Eric Anderson, member of the Idaho State Representative Bette Cato, former member of the Alaska House of Representatives Rob Chase, Washington House of Representatives Ali bin Ahmed Al Kuwari, Qatari minister of Finance Clarence D. Martin, 11th governor of Washington and Washington House of Representatives Alfred Mutua, Kenyan cabinet secretary for Foreign and Diaspora Affairs and governor of Machakos County Mike Navarre, mayor of Alaska's Kenai Peninsula Borough, member of the Alaska House of Representatives Rahman Owokoniran, former member of the Lagos State House of Assembly Margaret Rayburn, educator, member of the Washington House of Representatives Karen Stratton, Spokane City Council Thomas Wagoner, former member of the Alaska Senate
Sports T. J. Ackerman, gridiron football player with the Canadian Football League Tom Ackerman, former NFL center Vernon Adams, gridiron football player with the Canadian Football League Troy Alexander, gridiron football player with the Canadian Football League Angelo Allegri, professional basketball player Jill Bakken, Olympic bobsledder Bruce Barnum, college football coach Eric Barriere, professional football player Adrian L. Beamer, college football coach and athletics administrator Henry Bekkering, professional basketball player Aaron Best, college football coach Josh Blankenship, college football coach Bohdan Blyzniuk, professional basketball player Kendrick Bourne, NFL Wide Receiver for the New England Patriots Lamont Brightful, former NFL cornerback Demitrius Bronson, former NFL running back for the Seattle Seahawks Paul Butorac, professional basketball player Jesse Chatman, former running back for the New York Jets of the National Football League Ed Chissus, college football coach Dave Christensen, offensive coordinator at the University of Utah Zac Claus, professional basketball player Dan Curley, former NFL tight end and fullback Adris De León, professional basketball player Clay DeBord, professional football player Samson Ebukam, professional football player Shea Emry, gridiron football player with the Canadian Football League Luke Fritz, professional football player Mark Gehring, professional football player Keith Grennan, professional football player Tanner Groves, professional basketball player Gage Gubrud, football player Tyler Harvey, professional basketball player Venky Jois, professional basketball player Taiwan Jones, NFL running back for the Buffalo Bills Brandon Kaufman, former NFL wide receiver for the Buffalo Bills Omar Krayem, professional basketball player Cooper Kupp, NFL wide receiver for the Seattle Seahawks, Super Bowl champion Bashir Levingston, former CFL All-Star Robin Lund, professional baseball coach Tom Mason, college football coach and former player Jim McElwain, former head football coach at the University of Florida Ronn McMahon, former Canadian national men's basketball team player, Launi Meili, gold medalist in women's three-position smallbore rifle shooting at the 1992 Summer Olympics Erik Meyer, quarterback for Spokane Shock Kris Monaghan, professional golfer who played on the LPGA Tour Don Monson, former college basketball head coach Jeff Ogden, former NFL wide receiver Aaron Olson, former Australian NBL player for the New Zealand Breakers Brittney Page, member of the Canada women's national volleyball team Mason Peatling, professional basketball player Ryan Phillips, former CFL All-Star Jaleen Roberts, track and field athlete who won medals for Team USA at the 2017 World Para Athletics Championships and 2019 Parapan American Games Michael Roos, former NFL offensive tackle for the Tennessee Titans Kevin Sargent, former NFL offensive tackle Kurt Schulz, former NFL player Martin Seiferth, professional basketball player Ed Simmons, NFL offensive lineman for 11 years for the Washington Redskins, 2x Super Bowl champion Tom Sneva, former race car driver, Indianapolis 500 winner in 1983 Alvin Snow, professional basketball player Rodney Stuckey, former NBA player for the Indiana Pacers Isaiah Trufant, former NFL cornerback for the New York Jets, younger brother of former Seattle Seahawks cornerback, Marcus Trufant John Utendale, professional ice hockey player Steele Venters, college basketball player Raul Vijil, former AFL player for the Spokane Shock Lee Watkinson, professional poker player Jacob Wiley, professional basketball player
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