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This is a list of notable alumni, faculty, and students of Southern Methodist University. Those individuals who qualify for multiple categories have been placed under the section for which they are best known.

This is a dynamic list and may never be able to satisfy particular standards for completeness. You can help by adding missing items with reliable sources.

Notable alumni and attendees

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Politics and government

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Foreign government

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U.S. government

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U.S. Cabinet/White House
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First Lady Laura Bush
U.S. Senate
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US Senator John Tower of Texas
U.S. House of Representatives
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U.S. ambassadors and diplomats
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State governors
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Former Governor and now US Senator Rick Scott of Florida
State legislators
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Other state and local government
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Military

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Craig R. McKinley, first general of the National Guard to gain four-star rank

Business

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Bob Dudley, BP executive in charge of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill response
 
Lamar Hunt, principal founder of the American Football League and Major League Soccer
 
Jeffrey Skilling, CEO of Enron

Law

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Judge Barbara M.G. Lynn of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas

Scientists

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Donald Holmquest, NASA astronaut
 
Mary Ellen Weber, NASA astronaut

Academia

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Larry Faulkner, President of the University of Texas at Austin
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Kathy Bates, Oscar-winning actress
 
Brian Baumgartner, actor on The Office
 
Bill Fagerbakke, the voice of Patrick Star
 
Kourtney Kardashian attended SMU, but did not graduate.

Writing and journalism

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Religious

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Non-profit

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Athletics

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Main article: SMU Mustangs

Football

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Main article: SMU Mustangs football
 
Doak Walker, Heisman trophy winner

Basketball

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Main article: SMU Mustangs men's basketball

Baseball

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Golf

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Soccer

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Swimming

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Track and field

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Other athletics

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Notable faculty members

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Current faculty

Former faculty

Chairpersons of the board of trustees

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The board of governors served as an executive committee of the 75-member board of trustees. Because of the group's size, most of the real governing was done by the 21-member board of governors. In the aftermath of the 1987 football "death penalty" against SMU, the board of governors was eliminated and replaced with a smaller and more efficient board of trustees. The changes were also designed to increase the independence and authority of the university president. The new structure called for a board of trustees of 40 members and meeting four times a year instead of twice.

Chairpersons of the board of trustees

Name Years
David B. Miller 2022–present
Robert H. Dedman Jr. 2018–2022
Michael M. Boone 2014–2018
Caren H. Prothro 2010–2014
Carl Sewell 2006–2010
Gerald J. Ford 2002–2006
Ruth Sharp Altshuler 2000–2002
William R. Howell 1996–2000
Robert H. Dedman Sr. 1992–1996
Ray Lee Hunt 1987–1992
Edwin L. Cox, Sr. 1976–1987

Chairpersons of the board of governors

Name Years
William L. Hutchison 1986–1987
Bill Clements 1983–1986
Bill Clements 1967–1973
Eugene McElvaney 1952–1956

Honorary degree recipients

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Honorary degree recipient George H. W. Bush

Other SMU affiliates (non-alumni)

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  • U.S. Vice-president Dick Cheney was a diplomat-in-residence at SMU's John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies in March 1996. Later that year, Cheney was named to the SMU Board of Trustees, resigning in August 2000 when he became the Republican candidate for U.S. vice president.
  • General Colin Powell in 1997 received the first Medal of Freedom Award given by SMU's John Goodwin Tower Center for Political Studies at Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences.
  • Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Margaret Thatcher in 1999 received the second Medal of Freedom Award, presented to her by Colin Powell, the recipient of the first medal.
  • Senator and candidate for the Republican nomination for US President John McCain received the Tower Center's Medal of Freedom Award in 2005.
  • Former British prime minister Tony Blair received the Medal of Freedom Award in 2008.

SMU presidents

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Name Years
Robert Stewart Hyer 1911–1920
Hiram Abiff Boaz 1920–1922
Charles Claude Selecman 1923–1938
Umphrey Lee 1939–1954
Willis M. Tate 1954–1972
Paul Hardin 1972–1974
James Zumberge 1975–1980
L. Donald Shields 1980–1986
A. Kenneth Pye 1987–1994
R. Gerald Turner 1995–present

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