List of University of Florida alumni

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This list of University of Florida alumni includes current students, former students, and graduates of the University of Florida in Gainesville, Florida. Honorary degree recipients can be found on the List of University of Florida honorary degree recipients, and notable administration, faculty, and staff are found on the List of University of Florida faculty and administrators.

Century Tower – a tribute to the students and alumni who died in World War I and World War II University of Florida Alumni Association

Engineering, science, and mathematics

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Dr. Marshall Nirenberg Dr. Nils Diaz Dr. Jonathan Earle Dr. Pramod Khargonekar Peter Pritchard Dr. Michael Ryschkewitsch Dr. Will Steffen Dr. Ashutosh Tewari Eva Vertes Dr. James Thompson Dr. Robert Grubbs

Nobel Prize laureates

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Astronauts

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Kevin Ford

Presidents of universities and colleges

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Sandy D'Alemberte Dr. Madaboosi Ananth

Politicians, military officers, and judges

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Jeffrey Atwater Ellyn Bogdanoff John Bolt Pam Bondi Bernadette Castro Anitere Flores Joseph Kittinger Jonathan Lovitz Stephen C. O'Connell Adam Putnam Nan Rich Keith Sonderling Jim Williams Dr. Barbara Stephenson Lucius Battle

United States ambassadors

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United States senators

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Bob Graham Marco Rubio

Federal judges

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Rosemary Barkett Susan Black James Whittemore George Young

United States Representatives

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Jason Altmire Gus Bilirakis Marjorie Holt Evan Jenkins John Mica Debbie Wasserman Schultz

Governors

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Reubin Askew

Mayors

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Buddy Dyer Leon Salomon Paul Tibbets

Generals and admirals

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Business executives, policy leaders and others

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Carol Browner Pedro Greer Jon Mills Frederick Schultz Frank Shorter Hal Steinbrenner Jim Thompson Karen Thurman Craig Waters

Presidents and chief executive officers

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Alan Boyd Malcolm Bricklin Dr. André-Philippe Futa Betsy Markey Satya Prabhakar Robert Wexler

Architects

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Lawrence Scarpa

Athletic directors

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Ben Hill Griffin Jr.


University benefactors

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Arts, literature, humanities, and entertainment

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Todd Barry Jenn Brown Kelly Carrington Michael Connelly GloZell Green Elise Ippolito Eliot Kleinberg Charlotte Laws Jon McKenzie Lorraine Murray Rodney Mullen Andrew Prokos Marc Randazza James Rizzi Alan Rogers Thane Rosenbaum Eugene Sledge Maggie Taylor

Actors and actresses

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Faye Dunaway Adrian Pasdar Stephen Root

Head football coaches

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Steve Spurrier Gene Chizik

Musicians

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Andrew Copeland Stephen Stills Mel Tillis

Pageantry

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Nancy Stafford Melissa Witek

Poets

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Reporters, correspondents, and newscasters

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Erin Andrews Jamie McIntyre Heather Mitts Joseph Scarborough

Sportcasters

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Red Barber Tim Tebow

Sports

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Baseball

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For University of Florida baseball players, see List of Florida Gators baseball players in Major League Baseball.

Basketball (NBA)

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For some University of Florida men's basketball players, see List of Florida Gators in the NBA.
For some University of Florida women's basketball players, see List of Florida Gators women's basketball players in the WNBA.
See also: Category:Florida Gators men's basketball players
Al Horford

Basketball (current Gators)

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Further information: 2024–25 Florida Gators men's basketball team

Overseas (non-NBA)

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John Egbunu

eSports

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Football

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For University of Florida football players, see List of Florida Gators in the NFL draft.
See also: Category:Florida Gators football players

Golf

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For University of Florida men's golfers, see List of Florida Gators men's golfers on the PGA Tour.
For University of Florida women's golfers, see List of Florida Gators women's golfers on the LPGA Tour.

Tennis

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For University of Florida tennis players, see List of Florida Gators tennis players.

Olympians

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For University of Florida Olympians, see List of University of Florida Olympians.

See also

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References

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