List of San Francisco State University people
The following is a list of notable people associated with San Francisco State University , located in the American city of San Francisco, California. Many alumni may still need to be added to the San Francisco State University alumni category.
Notable alumni
Fine art
Alvin Ailey (1931–1989) – dance choreographer and activist[ 1] Opal Palmer Adisa – artist, writerKim Anno (born 1958) – abstract painter, photographer, filmmaker, educator[ 2] Lutz Bacher (1943–2019) – artistDebra Bloomfield – artist, photographerSunny Buick – Canadian-born painter, tattoo artist[ 3] Lenore Chinn – painter[ 4] Honey Lee Cottrell (1946–2015) – lesbian photographer and filmmaker[ 5] Roy De Forest (1930–2007) – painter and sculptorDominic Di Mare (born 1932) – abstract sculpture, fiber art[ 6] Victor De La Rosa – class of 1999, textile artist, educator[ 7] [ 8] Phoebe Gloeckner – visual artist and cartoonistSuzanne Jackson – visual artist, poet, and dancerElliott Linwood – conceptual artistFred Rinne – visual and performance artistHannah Stouffer – artist
Business
Journalism
Literature
Oscar Zeta Acosta – writer, activist, attorneyKim Addonizio – poet and novelistRae Armantrout – Pulitzer Prize-winning poetJames Brown – novelistPatrick Califia – writer and poetLaban Coblentz – writer, educator, science policy adviser, international civil servant, entrepreneurKelly Corrigan – writerAdam Cornford – poet, librettist, and essayistJane Cutler – writerCarol Muske-Dukes – former California Poet Laureate Ernest J. Gaines – novelist, National Humanities Medal winner, The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman Leonard Gardner – novelist[ 13] Jack Gilbert (1925–2012) – poet[ 14] Eugene Gloria – poetLinda Gregg – poetGerald Haslam – novelist, essayist, writer, public speakerJonathan Holden – poetBill Lee – authorRussell Leong – author and philosopherDevorah Major – writerFrances Mayes – poet, memoirist, essayist, novelistMichael McClure – poet, playwright, songwriter, and novelistRichard Melo – writer, author of Jokerman 8 Alyce Miller – writerJanice Mirikitani – poet and activistCherríe Moraga – writer and activistAnne Rice – writerJohn Saul – horror novelistKathy Lou Schultz – poet, scholarPhilip Schultz – Pulitzer Prize-winning authorRon Silliman – poetDaniel Silva – journalist and novelistKate Small – writerRebecca Solnit – writer, contributing editor at Harper's Magazine Chad Sweeney – poetGail Tsukiyama – novelistRickey Vincent – author and Ethnic Studies professorRishi Vohra – novelistVivian Walsh – writer, Olive, the Other Reindeer Shawn Wong – author and English professorKirby Wright – writer
Jack Angel – voice actorGary Austin (1941–2017) – founder of the Groundlings theatre[ 15] Margaret Avery – actress nominated for an Academy Award for The Color Purple Tory Belleci – special effects engineer and cast member on MythBusters [ 16] Annette Bening – Academy Award-nominated actress, American Beauty The American President The Kids Are All Right [ 17] Alex Borstein – actress on MadTV Family Guy Christopher Boyes – Academy Award-winning sound editor and mixer[ 18] Bernard Bragg – actorKari Byron – artist, cast member on the Discovery Channel show MythBusters [ 19] David Carradine (1936–2009) – actorDana Carvey – comedian[ 20] Peter Casey – Emmy Award -winning producer and writer, Frasier Cheers The Jeffersons Wings [ 21] Glen Charles – writer-producer[ 22] Vernon Chatman – member of art collective/rock band PFFR , co-creator of Wonder Showzen Xavier [ 23] Margaret Cho – comedian and actressLisa Cholodenko – screenwriter and directorStephen Colletti – actor, One Tree Hill Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County Peter Coyote – actor and author[ 24] Robert Culp (1930–2010) – actor, I Spy The Greatest American Hero Everybody Loves Raymond [ 25] Michael Curtis – Emmy Award -nominated producer and writer, Friends JONAS Hari Dhillon – actor, Holby City Deepti Divakar – Indian model, actress, writer and Miss India World 1981 Roger Dobkowitz – producer, The Price Is Right Walt Dohrn – actor, voice of Rumpelstiltskin in Shrek Forever After Arthur Dong – documentary filmmakerKeir Dullea – actor, best known for starring in 2001: A Space Odyssey [ 26] Dina Eastwood – former television news anchor, star of Mrs. Eastwood & Company E! ; married to Clint Eastwood André Fenley – Award-winning, senior sound editor for Skywalker Sound .George Fenneman (1919–1997) – radio and television announcerAnthony C. Ferrante – director, producer and writer[ 27] Keith Fowler – actor, director, educatorDanny Glover – actor[ 28] Nina Hartley – adult actress, author, feminist, activistEllen Idelson (1961–2003) – television producer, writer and actressDaren Kagasoff – actor[ 29] Sammi Kane Kraft (1992–2012) – actressJohn Lee – member of art collective/rock band PFFR, co-creator of Wonder Showzen Xavier [ 23] Lynn Hershman Leeson – artist and filmmakerMadeleine Lim – award-winning filmmaker, LGBTQ activist, and founder of QWOCMAP Delroy Lindo – actor[ 30] Rosie Malek-Yonan – actor and author of The Crimson Field Mary Mara – actressJoseph E. Marshall, Jr. – radio talk show hostIrene McGee – talk show host, former cast member of The Real World: Seattle Mike McShane – actor, improvisational comedianMichael Medved – film critic and radio talk show host[ 31] Shawn Murphy – Academy Award-winning sound editor[ 18] Rex Navarette – comedian[ 32] Melissa Ng – Hong Kong actress, first runner-up at Miss Chinese International Pageant 1996 Steven Okazaki – documentary filmmakerJoanna Pang - actress, dancer, and teaching artist best known for The Secrets of Isis [ 33]
Greg Proops – comedian and improviser best known for Whose Line is it Anyway? Jonas Rivera – Academy Award-winning producer of Inside Out [ 34] Ronnie Schell – comedian and actorRob Schneider – comedic actor[ 35] Adivi Sesh – Indian film actor, director, and screenwriterBen Shedd – Academy Award-winning filmmakerHarry Shum, Jr. – actor, dancer, Glee [ 36] Frank Silva (1950-1995) – actor, Twin Peaks Daniel J. Sullivan – theatre director and playwrightRita Taggart – actress, Night Court Jeffrey Tambor – actor[ 37] Ethan Van der Ryn – Academy Award-winning sound editor[ 18] Janet Varney – actress, comedianAdrian Voo – actorDavid Wallechinsky – populist historian and television commentatorCarl Weathers – actor, best known for starring in the Rocky Predator Happy Gilmore [ 38] B.D. Wong – actor[ 39] Steven Zaillian – Academy Award-winning screenwriter; wrote screenplay for Schindler's List [ 40] Andre Fenley – Academy Award winning sound engineer at Skywalker Sound .Doug Siebum - professional audio engineer.
Music
Annette A. Aguilar – percussionist, bandleader, and music educatorVernon Alley (1915–2004) – jazz bassistMike Burkett – lead singer of NOFX Paul Desmond (1924–1977) – jazz musician, member of The Dave Brubeck Quartet and composer of "Take Five "George Duke (1946–2013) – musician and producerDon Falcone – musician and producerJennifer Finch – bass player for the rock band L7 Paul Gemignani – Broadway musical directorNoah Georgeson – musician and producerVince Guaraldi (1928–1976) – jazz musician and composer of the Peanuts [ 41] Kirk Hammett – Metallica 's lead guitarist[ 42] Dan Hicks (1941–2016) – musician, member of The Charlatans , leader of Dan Hicks and His Hot Licks Ella Jenkins – folk singerJohnny Mathis – singer[ 43] Dean Menta – composer / guitarist for Faith No More and Sparks Steven Miller – producer, arranger, and record company executiveKent Nagano – conductorDaniel M. Nakamura – a.k.a. Dan the Automator , hip hop producer
Pauline Oliveros (1932–2016) – composer, accordionist and electronic art musicianJohn Patitucci – jazz double bass and jazz fusion electric bass playerTerry Riley – composerPete Rugolo (1915–2011) – jazz composer, arranger and record producerOliver Tree – (surrealist music ) singer, songwriter, comedian, and filmmakerCal Tjader (1925–1982) – jazz musician Joe Louis Walker – electric blues guitarist, singer, songwriter and producerJanet Weiss – drummer for Sleater-Kinney David Woodard – conductor
Politics and Government
Science and Technology
R. Paul Butler – astronomerYvonne Cagle – NASA astronaut[ 51] Douglas Crockford – programmer , specifier of JSON , JavaScript language developerHillman Curtis (1961–2012) – pioneering web designer[ 52] Debra Fischer – astronomy professor, Yale University Gerta Keller – paleontologist, professor of Geosciences at Princeton University Gilman Louie – technologist, venture capitalist, game designer; former CEO of Spectrum HoloByte , Inc., In-Q-Tel ; Chairman of the Federation of American Scientists Stanley Mazor – co-inventor of the microprocessor[ 53] Amalia Mesa-Bains – psychologist and artistSophie Molholm – neuroscientist and academic, Albert Einstein College of Medicine Alison Murray – biochemist and Antarctic researcherDan Werthimer – co-founder and chief scientist of SETI@home Joseph White (1932–2017) – psychologist, godfather of Black Psychology
Sports
Kevin Anderson – athletic director for the University of Maryland, College Park Billy Baird – New York Jets player (1963–1969) and coach (1981–1984)Bebe Bryans – United States and Olympic head coach in women's rowingKen Carter – education activist and former high school basketball coachPaul Cayard – professional sailorElmer Collett – NFL player, 1967–1977Ali Dia – professional soccer playerPete Dominguez – assistant coach for Milwaukee Bucks of NBA Frank Duncan – NFL player, 1979–1981[ 54] Maury Duncan – NFL and CFL player, 1954–1958Esmé Emmanuel (born 1947) - South African tennis playerTommy Harper – MLB player, 1962–1976Bud Harrelson – MLB player, 1965–1980Mike Holmgren – SFSU football coach; later NFL coach and executive, 1986–2012Joe Jackson – American football playerCarl Kammerer – NFL player, 1961–1969Gilbert Melendez – professional mixed martial artist, former World Extreme Cagefighting and Strikeforce Lightweight Champion, UFC lightweight contender[ 55] Floyd Peters (1936–2008) – NFL player (1958–1970) and coach (1974–1996)Jim Sochor (1938–2015) – football player and coachJake Shields – professional mixed martial artist, former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion , and formerly competing for the UFC[ 56] Jesse Taylor (attended) – wrestler, mixed martial arts fighter[ 57] Bob Toledo – football player and coach
Other
Vester Lee Flanagan II (1973–2015) – gunman in the deaths of two U.S. journalistsMahyar Amouzegar - mathematician, engineer, policy analyst, author, and academicLee Francis (1945–2003) – poet, educator, and founder of the Wordcraft Circle of Native Writers and StorytellersEva Galperin – director of cybersecurity at the Electronic Frontier Foundation Stephen Gaskin (1935–2014) – author, teacher, public speaker, political activist, and philanthropic organizer[ 58] Aidan Kelly – academic, poet and influential figure in the Neopagan religion of Wicca Chandra Levy (1977–2001) – intern; murdered 2001 in Washington, D.C.Jaime Levy – interface designer and user experience strategistRuth B. Love – former superintendent of the Oakland Unified School District and Chicago Public Schools Marianne O'Grady – deputy country director Afghanistan with Care International , during Fall of Kabul (2021) Roxanne Dunbar-Ortiz – Professor Emerita of Ethnic Studies at California State University, East Bay James Van Praagh – self-proclaimed medium, recipient of the 2012 Pigasus Award in the category "Refusal to face reality"Alice Fong Yu (1905–2000) – first Chinese American public school teacher in California
Notable current and past faculty
Craig Abaya – artistRabab Abdulhadi (born 1955), Palestinian-born American scholar, activist, educator, editor, and an academic director.[ 59] Kim Addonizio – poet, novelistHerbert Blau (1926–2013) – theater director, co-director of the San Francisco Actor's Workshop , 1953–1965Zita Cabello-Barrueto – professor, activist [ 60] Jeffery Paul Chan – professor of Asian American studies and EnglishPhilip Choy (1926–2017) – historianLarry Clark – member of L.A. Rebellion School of Black Filmmakers[ 61] Walter Van Tilburg Clark – founder of the Creative Writing program; author of The Ox-Bow Incident John Collier Jr. (1913–1992) – anthropologistAugust Coppola (1936–2009) – Dean of Creative ArtsAngela Davis (born 1944) – professor of ethnic studiesVictor De La Rosa – class of 1999, professor of fine artRoland De Wolk – journalist, Pulitzer Prize winnerMarc Dollinger – professor of Jewish studiesRichard Festinger – composerBennett Friedman – musician, saxophonistGloria Frym – poet, fiction writer, and essayistSally Miller Gearhart – feminist, science fiction writer, and political activistVartan Gregorian – former professor, president of Carnegie Corporation of New York John Gutmann (1905–1998) – photographerMilton Halberstadt (1919–2000) – photographer, artistJohn Handy – jazz musicianNathan Hare – first coordinator of black studies, founding publisher of The Black Scholar S. I. Hayakawa (1906–1992) – former SFSU president, and U.S. Senator Paul Hoover – poetRalf Hotchkiss – Distinguished Research Scientist in the Department of EngineeringJules Irving (1925–1979) – actor, director, co-director of the San Francisco Actors' Workshop, 1953–1965, and artistic director of the Repertory Company of Lincoln Center, NYCPersis Karim (b. 1962) – poet, editor, the Neda Nobari Distinguished Chair and director of the Center for Iranian Diaspora Studies[ 62] John Keith Irwin (1929–2010) – professor of sociology[ 63] Russell Jeung – professor of sociology, co-founder of Stop AAPI Hate Luis Kemnitzer (1928–2006) – anthropologist, political activistDean H. Kenyon – Professor Emeritus of Biology, author of Of Pandas and People intelligent design Michael Krasny – professor of EnglishCatherine Kudlick – professor of history, director of the Paul K. Longmore Institute on DisabilityDavid Kuraoka – ceramic artistBruce A. Manning – professor of chemistry and biochemistryEric Mar – lecturer on Asian American Studies, politician, member of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors Geoff Marcy – astronomer, discoverer of more than 150 extrasolar planets David Matsumoto – psychologistJoseph McBride – author and film historianDave McElhatton (1928–2010) – journalist, evening news anchorSandra Lee McKay – linguistJan Millsapps – writer, filmmakerMahmood Monshipouri (born 1952) – scholar, author, educatorWright Morris (1910–1998) – novelist and photographer, professor of English (1962-1975)Alejandro Murguía – San Francisco Poet Laureate (2012)Pete Najarian – writerJacob Needleman – philosopher of religionBill Nichols – Professor Emeritus in the Cinema Department Roger Nixon (1921–2009) – composer, musicianPeter Orner – writerWayne Peterson – composer, Pulitzer Prize winnerStan Rice (1942–2002) – professor of English and creative writingMoses Rischin – historianStephen Rodefer (1940–2015) – poetTheodore Roszak (1933–2011) – historian, author of The Making of a Counter Culture [ 64] Vic Rowen (1919–2013) – football player and coachCarol Lee Sanchez – poet, visual artist, essayistIrving Saraf (1932–2012) – Academy Award -winning film director and producer, former professor of film production[ 65] James Schevill (1920–2009) – poet, critic, and playwrightAnita Silvers – (1940–2019) – philosopher of science, disability rights activistNick Sousanis – cartoonistAskia M. Touré – poet, professor, and activist associated with the Black Arts Movement Bas van Fraassen – Philosopher of Science, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at SFSU, Fellow of the British Academy , and Fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences Sylvia Solochek Walters – Professor Emeritus of Art, artist and printmakerCarleton Washburne (1889–1968) – author and educational reformerRoger Woodward – pianistSachi Cunningham – PBS FRONTLINE/World producer and director of photography, Los Angeles Times video journalist, journalism professorDoug Siebum – professional audio engineer
Presidents
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