An aerial view of Stanford University, 2018

This page lists the members of Stanford University, including students, alumni, faculty and academic affiliates associated.

Stanford office

Presidents

Acting presidents were temporary appointments. Swain served while Wilbur was United States Secretary of the Interior under Herbert Hoover; Eurich and Faust after the unexpected death of Tresidder.[1][2]

S. No.NameTerm
1.David Starr Jordan1891–1913
2.John Casper Branner1913–1915
3.Ray Lyman Wilbur1916–1943
*Robert Eccles Swain1929–1933
4.Donald Bertrand Tresidder1943–1948
*Alvin C. Eurich1948
*Clarence H. Faust[3]1949
5.J. E. Wallace Sterling1949–1968
*Robert J. Glaser[4]1968
6.Kenneth Sanborn Pitzer1968–1970
7.Richard Wall Lyman1970–1980
8.Donald Kennedy1980–1992
9.Gerhard Casper1992–2000
10.John L. Hennessy2000–2016
*John Etchemendy2012
11.Marc Tessier-Lavigne2016–2023 [5]
*Richard Saller2023
Color key
  Acting University president (*)

Provosts

The position was created in 1952.[6]

S. No.NameTerm
1.Douglas M. Whitaker1952–1955
2.Frederick E. Terman1955–1965
3.Richard Wall Lyman1967–1970
4.William F. Miller1971–1978
5.Gerald J. Lieberman[7]1979
6.Donald Kennedy1979–1980
7.Albert M. Hastorf[8]1980–1984
8.James N. Rosse[9]1984–1992
9.Gerald J. Lieberman[7]1992–1993
10.Condoleezza Rice1993–1999
11.John L. Hennessy1999–2000
12.John Etchemendy2000–2017
13.Persis Drell2017–2023
14. Jenny S. Martínez 2023-Pres.

Chancellors

This position is often empty and has always been held by a former president.[10]

S. No.NameTerm
1David Starr Jordan[11]1913–1916
2Ray Lyman Wilbur1943–1949
3J. E. Wallace Sterling[12]1968–1985

School Deans

Though Stanford did not originally have schools, over the years the departments have all been collected into schools.

Color key
  Acting Dean (*)
Graduate School of Business[13]
Name Years Notes
1 Willard E. Hotchkiss[14] 1926–1930
2 J. Hugh Jackson[15] 1931–1956
Carlton A. Pederson 1956–1958 acting dean
3 Ernest C. Arbuckle[16] 1958–1968
Samuel "Pete" Pond 1968–1969 acting dean
4 Arjay Miller[17][18] 1969–1979 The top 10% of graduating MBAs are named Arjay Miller Scholars.[19]
Robert Jaedicke 1979–1980 acting dean
5 Rene C. McPherson[20] 1980–1982
6 Robert Jaedicke[21] 1983–1990
7 Michael Spence[22] 1990–1999
8 Robert L. Joss[23] 1999–2009 Stanford Ph.D. 1970
9 Garth Saloner[24] 2009–2015
10 Jonathan Levin 2016–present
Doerr School of Sustainability[25]
Name Years Notes
1 Arun Majumdar[26] 2022–present
School of Earth, Energy & Environmental Sciences[27]
Name Years Notes
1 A. I. Levorsen 1947–1950 Petroleum geologist
2 Charles Park[28] 1950–1965
3 Richard Jahns[29] 1965–1979
4 Allan V. Cox 1979–1987
5 George A. Thompson 1987–1989
6 W. G. Ernst 1989–1994
7 Lynn Orr 1994–2002
8 Pamela Matson 2002–2017
9 Stephan Graham 2017–2022[30]
Graduate School of Education[31]
Name Years Note
1 Ellwood Patterson Cubberley 1917–1933
2 Grayson N. Kefauver[32] 1933–1946
* Lucien Blair Kinney[33] 1943–1946 acting
3 A. John Bartky[34] 1946–1953
4 I. James Quillen[35] 1954–1966
5 H. Thomas James[36] 1966–1970
6 Arthur Coladarci[37] 1970–1979
7 Myron Atkin[38] 1979–1986
8 Marshall S. Smith[39] 1986–1993
9 Richard Shavelson 1993–2001
10 Deborah Stipek 2000–2011
11 Claude Steele 2011–2014
* Deborah Stipek 2014–2015 acting
12 Daniel L. Schwartz[40] 2015–present
School of Engineering[41]
NameYears DepartmentNotes
1 Theodore J. Hoover[42]1925–1936 Mining and MetallurgyStanford AB 1901
2 Samuel B. Morris[43]1936–1944 Civil EngineeringStanford AB 1911
3 Frederick E. Terman1944–1958 Electrical Engineering
4 Joseph M. Pettit1958–1972 Electrical EngineeringStanford Ph.D. 1942
5 William M. Kays[44]1972–1984 Mechanical EngineeringStanford Ph.D. 1951
6 James F. Gibbons[45]1984–1996 Electrical EngineeringStanford Ph.D. 1956
7 John L. Hennessy1996–1999 Computer Science
8 James Plummer[46]1999–2014 Electrical Engineering
9 Persis Drell2014–2016 SLAC/Physics
10 Jennifer Widom[47] 2017–present Computer Science and Electrical Engineering
School of Humanities and Sciences[48]
Name Years Department Notes
1 Clarence H. Faust[3] 1948–1951 English
2 Douglas Merritt Whitaker 1951–1952 Biology
3 Ray N. Faulkner[49] 1952–1956 Art and Architecture
4 Philip H. Rhinelander 1956–1961 Philosophy
5 Robert Richardson Sears 1961–1970 Psychology
6 Albert H. Hastorf III[50] 1970–1973 Psychology
7 Halsey L. Royden[51] 1973–1981 Mathematics
8 Norman K. Wessells[52] 1981–1988 Biology
9 Ewart A.C. Thomas 1988–1993 Psychology
10 John B. Shoven 1993–1998 Economics
11 Malcolm R. Beasley 1998–2001 Applied Physics
12 Sharon R. Long 2001–2007 Biological Sciences
13 Richard Saller[53] 2007–2018 Classics and History
14 Debra Satz[54] 2018–present Philosophy
Law School[55][56]
# Name Years Notes
1 Nathan Abbott 1893–1907 Executive Head
* Charles H. Huberich 1906 acting
2 Frederic Campbell Woodward 1908–1916 first to be called dean
3 Charles A. Huston 1916–1922
* Arthur M. Cathcart 1917–1919 acting
4 Marion R. Kirkwood 1922–1945
* Arthur M. Cathcart 1930–1931 acting
* Lowell Turrentine 1945–1946
5 Carl B. Spaeth 1946–1962
* Samuel D. Thurman 1952–1953 acting
* John R. McDonough 1959–1960 acting
* John R. McDonough 1962–1964 acting
6 Bayless Manning 1964–1971
7 Thomas Ehrlich 1971–1976
* J. Keith Mann 1976 acting
8 Charles J. Meyers 1976–1981 acting
* J. Keith Mann 1981–1982 acting
9 John Hart Ely 1982–1987
10 Paul Brest 1987–1999
11 Kathleen Sullivan 1999–2004
12 Larry Kramer 2004–2012
13 M. Elizabeth Magill 2012–2019
14 Jennifer Martínez 2019–present
School of Medicine[57]
# Name Years Notes
1 Ray Lyman Wilbur 1911–1916
2 William Ophüls 1916–1933
3 Loren R. Chandler[58] 1933–1953
4 Windsor C. Cutting 1953–1957
5 Robert H. Always 1957–1965
6 Robert J. Glaser[4] 1965–1971
7 Clayton Rich[59] 1971–1982
8 Dominick P. Purpura 1982–1984 went on to be dean of Albert Einstein College of Medicine[60]
9 David Korn[61] 1984–1995
10 Eugene A. Bauer 1995–2001
11 Philip Pizzo 2001–2012
12 Lloyd B. Minor 2012–present

Alumni

Academics

Presidents and chancellors of universities and colleges

Academia

Computer science and electrical engineering

Sergey Brin, co-founder, Google
Vinton Cerf, "father of the Internet"
Larry Page, co-founder, Google

Other science

Arts and literature

Artists

Film/television

Ted Danson, actor

Journalism

Rachel Maddow, TV host

Music

Writers

Astronauts

Eileen Collins, first female commander of a Space Shuttle
Col. E. Michael Fincke, ISS Commander, Boeing Starliner Pilot and former American with the most time in space

Business

Ray Dolby, Founder, Dolby
Reed Hastings, co-founder, Netflix
Reid Hoffman, co-founder, LinkedIn
Phil Knight, co-founder, Nike
Jerry Yang, Yahoo! co-founder

Company founders

Other entrepreneurs and business leaders

Religion

Miscellaneous

Chelsea Clinton, First Daughter of the United States
Paul Sohl, Rear Admiral (ret.), U.S. Navy

Sports

Politics

Presidents, Vice Presidents, and Prime Ministers

Herbert Hoover, 31st president of the United States
John F. Kennedy, 35th president of the United States
Ehud Barak, 10th prime minister of Israel
Yukio Hatoyama, 60th prime minister of Japan
Rishi Sunak, prime minister of the United Kingdom
Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Mohammad Reza Aref M.S. 1976
Ph.D. 1980
2nd First Vice President of Iran [100]
Taro Aso Graduate student 1963–1965 59th Prime Minister of Japan [101]
Ehud Barak M.S. 1979 10th Prime Minister of Israel [102]
Yukio Hatoyama Ph.D. 1976 60th Prime Minister of Japan [103]
Herbert Hoover A.B. 1895 31st President of the United States [104]
John F. Kennedy briefly audited classes 35th president of the United States [105]
Ricardo Maduro A.B. 1967 28th President of Honduras [106]
John Atta Mills J.D. 1971 3rd President of Ghana [107]
Kyriakos Mitsotakis A.M. 1993 Prime Minister of Greece (2019–present) [108]
Jorge Serrano Elías A.M. 1973 29th President of Guatemala [109]
Rishi Sunak M.B.A. 2006 Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (2022–present) [110]
Alejandro Toledo A.M. 1972
A.M. 1974
Ph.D. 1993
92nd President of Peru [111]
Mohammed Waheed Hassan M.A. 1982
M.A. 1985
Ph.D 1987
5th President of Maldives [112]

Royalty

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Alfred Achebe B.S. 1966 21st Obi of Onitsha, Nigeria [113]
Kesang Choden Wangchuck B.A. 2004 Princess of Bhutan [114]
Prince Moulay Hicham of Morocco M.A. 1997 Prince of Morocco [115]
Philippe of Belgium A.M. 1985 7th King of the Belgians [116]
Sonam Dechen Wangchuck B.A. 2003 Princess of Bhutan [117]
Prince William of Gloucester post-baccalaureate year in political science, American history, and business 1964 British Prince, grandson of George V

Cabinet Secretaries/Ministers

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Xavier Becerra A.B. 1980
J.D. 1984
25th U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services
33rd California Attorney General
U.S. Congressman (1993–2017)
[118]
Avishay Braverman Ph.D. 1976 Israeli Minister of Minorities (2009–2011) [119]
John Bryson A.B. 1965 37th U.S. Secretary of Commerce [120]
Julian Castro B.A. 1996 16th U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development [121]
Warren Christopher LL.B. 1949 63rd U.S. Secretary of State [122]
William P. Clark, Jr. A.B. 1953 44th U.S. Secretary of the Interior
U.S. National Security Advisor (1982–1983)
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (1981–1982)
Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (1973–1981)
[123]
John S. Herrington A.B. 1961 5th U.S. Secretary of Energy [124]
Regina Ip M.S. 1987
M.A. 2006
Secretary for Security of Hong Kong (1998–2003) [125]
Sally Kosgei A.M. 1975
Ph.D. 1980
Kenyan Minister of Agriculture (2010–2013)
Kenyan Minister for Higher Education (2008–2010)
[126]
William Perry B.S. 1949
M.S. 1950
19th U.S. Secretary of Defense [127]
Penny Pritzker M.B.A. 1984
J.D. 1984
38th United States Secretary of Commerce [128]
Jyotiraditya Scindia M.B.A. 2001 37th Indian Minister of Steel (2022–present)
39th Indian Minister of Civil Aviation (2021–present)
29th Indian Minister of Power (2012–2014)
[129]
R. James Woolsey, Jr. A.B. 1963 16th U.S. Director of Central Intelligence [130]

U.S. Senators

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Max Baucus A.B. 1964
LL.B. 1967
United States Senator [131]
Jeff Bingaman LL.B. 1968 United States Senator [132]
Cory Booker A.B. 1991
A.M. 1992
United States Senator [133]
Frank Church A.B. 1947
LL.B. 1950
United States Senator [134]
Kent Conrad A.B. 1971 United States Senator [135]
Alan Cranston A.B. 1936 United States Senator [136]
Paul Fannin A.B. 1930 United States Senator; 11th Governor of Arizona [137]
Dianne Feinstein A.B. 1955 United States Senator; 38th Mayor of San Francisco [138]
Mark Hatfield A.M. 1948 United States Senator; 29th Governor of Oregon [139]
Josh Hawley B.A. 2002 United States Senator; 42nd Missouri Attorney General [140]
Carl Hayden A.B. 1900 United States Senator; President pro tempore of the United States Senate [141]
Charles B. Henderson A.B. 1893 United States Senator [142]
Henry "Scoop" Jackson A.B. 1936 United States Senator [143]
Ernest McFarland A.M. 1922
LL.B. 1924
United States Senator; 8th United States Senate Majority Leader; 10th Governor of Arizona [144]
Charles L. McNary A.B. 1897 United States Senator; 3rd United States Senate Minority Leader; Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court; 1940 U.S. Vice Presidential nominee [145]
Jeff Merkley A.B. 1979 United States Senator [146]
Lee Metcalf A.B. 1936 United States Senator; U.S. Congressman; Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court [147]
Mitt Romney attended United States Senator; 70th Governor of Massachusetts; 2012 U.S. Presidential nominee [148]
Tina Smith A.B. 1980 United States Senator; 48th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota [149]
Thomas M. Storke A.B. 1898 United States Senator [150]
Tim Wirth Ph.D. 1973 United States Senator [151]
Ron Wyden A.B. 1971 United States Senator [152]

Members of the U.S. House of Representatives

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Robert Badham A.B. 1951 U.S. Congressman [153]
Xavier Becerra A.B. 1980
J.D. 1984
U.S. Congressman; 25th U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services; 33rd Attorney General of California [118]
Judy Biggert A.B. 1959 U.S. Congresswoman [154]
Ernest K. Bramblett A.B. 1925 U.S. Congressman [155]
Hamer H. Budge A.B. 1933 U.S. Congresswoman [156]
Joaquin Castro A.B. 1996 U.S. Congressman [157]
Cal Dooley A.M. 1987 U.S. Congressman [158]
Jennifer Dunn A.B. 1963 U.S. Congresswoman [159]
Don Edwards A.B. 1936
LL.B. 1939
U.S. Congressman [160]
Eric Fingerhut J.D. 1984 U.S. Congressman [161]
Arthur M. Free A.B. 1901
LL.B. 1903
U.S. Congressman [162]
Anthony Gonzalez M.B.A. 2014 U.S. Congressman; football player [163]
Daniel Hamburg A.B. 1970 U.S. Congressman [164]
Josh Harder B.A. 2008 U.S. Congressman [165]
Peter Hoagland A.B. 1963 U.S. Congressman [166]
Steve Horn A.B. 1953
Ph.D. 1958
U.S. Congressman [167]
Chrissy Houlahan B.S. 1989 U.S. Congresswoman [168]
Michael Huffington A.B. 1970
B.S. 1970
U.S. Congressman [169]
Mondaire Jones B.A. 2009 U.S. Congressman [170]
Joseph P. Kennedy III B.S. 2003 U.S. Congressman [171]
Jim Kolbe M.B.A. 1967 U.S. Congressman [172]
Clarence F. Lea A.B. 1897 U.S. Congressman [173]
Mike Levin B.A. 2001 U.S. Congressman [174]
Ted Lieu A.B. 1991
B.S. 1991
U.S. Congressman [175]
Dan Lipinski M.S. 1989 U.S. Congressman [176]
James F. Lloyd A.B. 1958 U.S. Congressman [177]
Zoe Lofgren A.B. 1970 U.S. Congresswoman [178]
Bob Mathias A.B. 1953 U.S. Congressman; two-time Olympic gold medalist [179]
Pete McCloskey A.B. 1950
LL.B. 1953
U.S. Congressman [180]
Lee Metcalf A.B. 1936 U.S. Congressman; United States Senator; Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court [147]
Will Rogers, Jr. A.B. 1935 U.S. Congressman [181]
Adam Schiff A.B. 1982 U.S. Congressman [182]
Jim Sensenbrenner A.B. 1965 U.S. Congressman [183]
Burt L. Talcott A.B. 1942
LL.B. 1948
U.S. Congressman [184]
Charles M. Teague A.B. 1931
LL.B. 1934
U.S. Congressman [185]
William I. Traeger A.B. 1901 U.S. Congressman; Sheriff of Los Angeles County; USC Trojans football head coach [186]
Victor Veysey Ph.D. 1942 U.S. Congressman [187]
Doug Walgren LL.B. 1966 U.S. Congressman [188]
David Wu B.S. 1977 U.S. Congressman [189]
Ed Zschau M.B.A. 1963
M.S. 1964
Ph.D. 1967
U.S. Congressman [190]

Governors

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Gray Davis A.B. 1964 37th Governor of California [191]
Jim Doyle attended 44th Governor of Wisconsin [192]
John V. Evans A.B. 1951 27th Governor of Idaho [193]
Paul Fannin A.B. 1930 11th Governor of Arizona and United States Senator [194]
Mark Hatfield A.M. 1948 29th Governor of Oregon and United States Senator [195]
Goodwin Knight A.B. 1919 31st Governor of California [196]
Scott M. Matheson LL.B. 1952 12th Governor of Utah [197]
Ernest McFarland A.M. 1922
LL.B. 1924
10th Governor of Arizona and 8th United States Senate Majority Leader [198]
Dixy Lee Ray Ph.D. 1945 17th (and first female) Governor of Washington [199]
Mitt Romney attended 70th Governor of Massachusetts, 2012 U.S. Presidential nominee, and United States Senator [148]
Olene Walker A.M. 1954 15th (and first female) Governor of Utah [200]
Hidehiko Yuzaki M.B.A. 1995 Governor of Hiroshima Prefecture [201]
Doug Burgum M.B.A 1980 33rd Governor of North Dakota

U.S. ambassadors

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Michael J. Adler A.M. 1989 4th U.S. Ambassador to South Sudan (2022–present) [202]
Michael R. Carpenter A.B. 1993 8th U.S. Ambassador to the OSCE (2021–present) [203]
Bathsheba Nell Crocker A.B. 1991 20th U.S. Representative to the U.N. European Office (2021–present)
26th U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (2014–2017)
[204]
Eileen Donahoe J.D. 1988
A.M. 1989
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Human Rights Council (2010–2013) [205]
Karl Eikenberry A.M. 1994 U.S. Ambassador to Afghanistan (2009–2011) [206]
March Fong Eu Ed.D. 1954 2nd U.S. Ambassador to Micronesia (1994–1996)
25th California Secretary of State
[207]
John Gavin A.B. 1952 22nd U.S. Ambassador to Mexico (1981–1986) [208]
Gary A. Grappo M.B.A. 1982 11th U.S. Ambassador to Oman (2006–2009) [209]
William Kennard A.B. 1978 18th U.S. Ambassador to the EU (2009–2013)
27th Chairman of the U.S. Federal Communications Commission (1997–2001)
[210]
Hans G. Klemm A.M. 1996 4th U.S. Ambassador to East Timor (2007–2010) [211]
Lisa A. Johnson A.B. 1989 9th U.S. Ambassador to Namibia (2017–present) [212]
Laurence W. Lane Jr. A.B. 1942 17th U.S. Ambassador to Australia (concurrently, 1985–1989)
5th U.S. Ambassador to Nauru (concurrently, 1985–1989)
[213]
Mark Lippert A.B. 1997
A.M. 1998
22nd U.S. Ambassador to South Korea (2014–2017) [214]
Susan McCaw A.B. 1984 18th U.S. Ambassador to Austria (2006–2007) [215]
Michael McFaul A.B., M.A. 1986 7th U.S. Ambassador to Russia (2012–2014)
William T. Monroe A.B. 1972 14th U.S. Ambassador to Bahrain (2004–2007) [216]
Carlos R. Moreno J.D. 1975 9th U.S. Ambassador to Belize (2014–2017)
Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2001–2011)
Judge of the Central District of California (1998–2001)
[217]
Richard Morningstar LL.M. 1970 10th U.S. Ambassador to Azerbaijan (2012–2015)
14th U.S. Ambassador to the EU (1999–2001)
[218]
Herbert S. Okun A.B. 1951 3rd U.S. Ambassador to East Germany (1980–1983) [219]
Carlos Pascual A.B. 1980 28th U.S. Ambassador to Mexico (2009–2011)
4th U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine (2000–2003)
[220]
Susan Rice A.B. 1986 27th U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. (2009–2013) [221]
Thomas T. Riley B.S. 1972 18th U.S. Ambassador to Morocco (2003–2009) [222]
John Roos A.B. 1977
J.D. 1980
29th U.S. Ambassador to Japan (2009–2013) [223]
Ronald P. Spogli A.B. 1970 30th U.S. Ambassador to Italy (concurrently, 2005–2009)
1st U.S. Ambassador to San Marino (concurrently, 2005–2009)
[224]
Robert H. Tuttle A.B. 1965 32nd U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom (2005–2009) [209]
Beth Van Schaack A.B. 1991 7th U.S. Ambassador-at-Large for Global Criminal Justice (2022–present) [225]
James B. Warlick, Jr. A.B. 1978 16th U.S. Ambassador to Bulgaria (2010–2012) [226]
Earl Anthony Wayne A.B. 1973 29th U.S. Ambassador to Mexico (2011–2015)
29th U.S. Ambassador to Argentina (2007–2009)
[227]
Alice Wells A.B. 1985 23rd U.S. Ambassador to Jordan (2014–2017) [228]
Alexa L. Wesner A.B. 1994 21st U.S. Ambassador to Austria (2013–2017) [229]
William A. Wilson B.S. 1936
M.S. 1937
1st U.S. Ambassador to Vatican City (1984–1986) [230]

Other U.S. diplomats

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Goli Ameri A.B. 1977
A.M. 1979
12th U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Educational and Cultural Affairs, 2008–2009 [231]
Eric J. Boswell A.B. 1970 4th and 9th U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Diplomatic Security, 1996–1998 and 2008–2012 [232]
William D. Eberle A.B. 1945 4th U.S. Trade Representative, 1971–1975 [233]
Cheryl Mills J.D. 1990 29th Counselor of the U.S. State Department, 2009–2013 [234]
Louis O'Neill A.B. 1990
A.M. 1992
OSCE Ambassador and Head of Mission to Moldova (2006–2008) [235]
Susan Schwab A.M. 1977 15th U.S. Trade Representative, 2006–2009 [236]
Mallory Stewart J.D. 2000 5th U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for Arms Control, Verification, and Compliance, 2022–present [237]

Lieutenant Governors

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Doug Chin A.B. 1988 13th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii [238]
Bill Halter A.B. 1983 14th Lieutenant Governor of Arkansas [239]
Brian Krolicki A.B. 1983 33rd Lieutenant Governor of Nevada [240]
Loren Leman A.M. 1973 10th Lieutenant Governor of Alaska [241]
Gail Schoettler A.B. 1965 44th Lieutenant Governor of Colorado [242]

U.S. Statewide officials other than Governors/Lieutenant Governors

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Kathleen Brown A.B. 1967 29th California State Treasurer [243]
March Fong Eu Ed.D. 1954 25th California Secretary of State; 2nd U.S. Ambassador to Micronesia [207]
Josh Hawley B.A. 2002 42nd Missouri Attorney General; United States Senator [140]
Doug La Follette M.S. 1964 28th and 30th Wisconsin Secretary of State [244]
Ross Miller A.B. 1998 16th Nevada Secretary of State [245]
Steve Poizner M.B.A. 1980 6th California Insurance Commissioner [246]
Robert Y. Thornton A.B. 1932 8th Oregon Attorney General [247]
John Van de Kamp LL.B. 1959 28th California Attorney General [248]
Steve Westly A.B. 1978
M.B.A. 1983
30th California State Controller [249]
Ted Wheeler A.B. 1985 28th Oregon State Treasurer [250]
Justin Wilson A.B. 1967 34th Tennessee State Comptroller of the Treasury [251]

California State Legislators

U.S. State Legislators outside California

Other non-U.S. political officials

Other U.S. political officials

Law

National supreme court justices

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Stephen Breyer A.B. 1959 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1994–2022)
Chief Judge of the First Circuit Court of Appeals (1990–1994)
Judge of the First Circuit Court of Appeals (1980–1990)
[252]
Sian Elias J.S.M. 1972 1st Female and 12th Chief Justice of New Zealand (1999–2019) [253]
Anthony Kennedy A.B. 1958 Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1988–2018)
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1975–1988)
[254]
Sandra Day O'Connor A.B. 1950
LL.B. 1952
1st Female Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1981–2006)
Judge of the Arizona Court of Appeals (1979–1981)
1st Female U.S. State Senate Majority Leader (1973–1975)
Arizona State Senator (1969–1975)
[255]
William Rehnquist A.B. 1948
A.M. 1948
LL.B. 1952
Chief Justice of the United States (1986–2005)
Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States (1972–1986)
[256]

U.S. federal Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals judges

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Carlos Bea A.B. 1956, LL.B. 1958 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2003–2019) [257]
Consuelo Callahan A.B. 1972 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2003–present)
Associate Justice of the California Third District Court of Appeal (1996–2003)
[258]
Richard H. Chambers LL.B. 1932 Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1959–1976)
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1954–1959)
[259]
Daniel P. Collins J.D. 1988 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2019–present) [260]
Benjamin C. Duniway LL.B. 1931 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1961–1976)
Associate Justice of the California First District Court of Appeal (1959–1961)
[261]
Raymond C. Fisher LL.B. 1966 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1999–2013) [262]
Betty Binns Fletcher A.B. 1943 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1979–1998) [263]
Michelle Friedland B.S. 1995
J.D. 2000
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2014–present) [264]
Cynthia Holcomb Hall A.B. 1951
LL.B. 1954
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1984–1997)
Judge of the Central District of California (1981–1984)
[265]
Shirley Hufstedler LL.B. 1949 1st United States Secretary of Education (1979–1981)
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1968–1979)
Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Five (1966–1968)
[266]
Procter R. Hug Jr. LL.B. 1958 Chief Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1996–2000)
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1977–1996; 2000–2002)
[267]
Gilbert H. Jertberg A.B. 1920
LL.B. 1922
Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1958–1967)
Judge of the Southern District of California (1955–1958)
[268]
Dal Millington Lemmon A.B. 1908 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1954–1958)
Judge of the Northern District of California (1947–1954)
[269]
William Albert Norris LL.B. 1954 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1980–1994) [270]
John B. Owens J.D. 1996 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2014–present) [271]
Pamela Ann Rymer LL.B. 1964 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (1989–2011)
Judge of the Central District of California (1983–1989)
[272]
Holly A. Thomas A.B. 2000 Judge of the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals (2022–present) [273]

U.S. federal court of appeals judges outside the Ninth Circuit

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Allison H. Eid A.B. 1987 Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (2017–present)
Associate Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court (2006–2017)
[274][275]
Britt Grant J.D. 2007 Judge of the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals (2018–present)
Associate Justice of the Georgia Supreme Court (2017–2018)
[276]
Liam P. Hardy M.S. 1996 Judge of the Armed Forces Court of Appeals (2020–present) [277][278]
James C. Ho B.A. 1995 Judge of the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals (2017–present) [279]
Cheryl Ann Krause J.D. 1993 Judge of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals (2014–present) [280]
Scott Matheson Jr. A.B. 1975 Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (2010–present) [281]
Steven Menashi J.D. 2008 Judge of the Second Circuit Court of Appeals (2019–present) [282]
Justin Miller A.B. 1911
LL.B. 1914
Judge of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals (1937–1945) [283]
Florence Y. Pan J.D. 1993 Judge of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals (2022–present)
Judge of the District of Columbia (2021–2022)
[284]
Peter J. Phipps J.D. 1998 Judge of the Third Circuit Court of Appeals (2019–present)
Judge of the Western District of Pennsylvania (2018–2019)
[285]
John M. Rogers A.B. 1970 Judge of the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals (2002–2018) [286]
Oliver Seth A.B. 1937 Chief Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (1977–1984)
Judge of the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals (1962–1977)
[287]
Sri Srinivasan A.B. 1989
M.B.A. 1995
J.D. 1995
Chief Judge of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals (2020–present)
Judge of the DC Circuit Court of Appeals (2013–2020)
[288]

U.S. federal district court judges for the Northern District of California

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Samuel Conti LL.B. 1948 Judge of the Northern District of California (1970–1987) [289]
James Donato J.D. 1998 Judge of the Northern District of California (2014–present) [290]
Jeremy Fogel A.B. 1971 Judge of the Northern District of California (1998–2014)
Director of the Federal Judicial Center (2011–2018)
[291]
Haywood Gilliam J.D. 1994 Judge of the Northern District of California (2014–present) [292]
Phyllis J. Hamilton A.B. 1974 Chief Judge of the Northern District of California (2014–2021)
Judge of the Northern District of California (2000–2014)
[293]
Susan Illston J.D. 1973 Judge of the Northern District of California (1995–2013) [294]
Charles A. Legge A.B. 1952
LL.B. 1954
Judge of the Northern District of California (1984–2001) [295]
Robert F. Peckham A.B. 1941
LL.B. 1945
Chief Judge of the Northern District of California (1976–1988)
Judge of the Northern District of California (1966–1976)
[296]
Fern M. Smith A.B. 1972
J.D. 1975
Judge of the Northern District of California (1988–2003) [297]
Vaughn Walker LL.B. 1970 Chief Judge of the Northern District of California (2004–2010)
Judge of the Northern District of California (1989–2004; 2010–2011)
[298]
James Ware J.D. 1972 Chief Judge of the Northern District of California (2010–2012)
Judge of the Northern District of California (1990–2010)
[299]
Stanley Weigel A.B. 1926
LL.B. 1928
Judge of the Northern District of California (1962–1982) [300]
Claudia Wilken A.B. 1971 Chief Judge of the Northern District of California (2012–2014)
Judge of the Northern District of California (1993–2012)
[301]

U.S. federal district court judges in California outside the Northern District

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Jesus Bernal J.D. 1989 Judge of the Central District of California (2012–present) [302]
Benjamin F. Bledsoe A.B. 1896 Judge of the Southern District of California (1914–1925) [303]
Rudi M. Brewster LL.B. 1960 Judge of the Southern District of California (1984–1998) [304]
Irma Elsa Gonzalez A.B. 1970 Chief Judge of the Southern District of California (2005–2012)
Judge of the Southern District of California (1992–2005; 2012–2013)
[305]
Harry Lindley Hupp A.B. 1953
LL.B. 1955
Judge of the Central District of California (1984–1997) [306]
Fred Kunzel A.B. 1925
LL.B. 1927
Chief Judge of the Southern District of California (1967–1969)
Judge of the Southern District of California (1959–1967)
[307]
David F. Levi J.D. 1980 Chief Judge of the Eastern District of California (2003–2007)
Judge of the Eastern District of California (1990–2003)
[308]
Lawrence Tupper Lydick A.B. 1938
LL.B. 1942
Judge of the Central District of California (1971–1984) [309]
Linda Hodge McLaughlin A.B. 1963 Judge of the Central District of California (1992–1999) [310]
John Mendez A.B. 1977 Judge of the Eastern District of California (2008–2022) [311]
Kimberly J. Mueller J.D. 1995 Chief Judge of the Eastern District of California (2020–present)
Judge of the Eastern District of California (2010–2020)
[312]
S. James Otero J.D. 1976 Judge of the Central District of California (2003–2018) [313]
John S. Rhoades Sr. A.B. 1948 Judge of the Southern District of California (1985–1995) [314]
George P. Schiavelli A.B. 1970 Judge of the Central District of California (2004–2008) [315]
James V. Selna A.B. 1967
LL.B. 1970
Judge of the Central District of California (2003–2020) [316]
Christina A. Snyder J.D. 1972 Judge of the Central District of California (1997–2016) [317]
Sunshine Sykes A.B. 1997
J.D. 2001
Judge of the Central District of California (2022–present) [318]

U.S. federal district court judges outside California

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Wayne Alley A.B. 1952
LL.B. 1957
Judge of the Western District of Oklahoma (1985–1999) [319]
D. Brook Bartlett LL.B. 1962 Chief Judge of the Western District of Missouri (1995–2000)
Judge of the Western District of Missouri (1981–1995)
[320]
Laurie Smith Camp A.B. 1974 Chief Judge of the District of Nebraska (2011–2018)
Judge of the District of Nebraska (2001–2011)
[321]
Paul G. Cassell A.B. 1979
J.D. 1984
Judge of the District of Utah (2002–2007) [322]
Deborah K. Chasanow J.D. 1974 Chief Judge of the District of Maryland (2010–2014)
Judge of the District of Maryland (1993–2010)
[323]
Dana L. Christensen A.B. 1973 Chief Judge of the District of Montana (2013–2020)
Judge of the District of Montana (2011–2013; 2020–present)
[324]
Christopher R. Cooper J.D. 1993 Judge of the District of Columbia (2014–present) [325]
Walter Early Craig A.B. 1931
LL.B. 1934
Chief Judge of the District of Arizona (1973–1979)
Judge of the District of Arizona (1963–1973)
[326]
Gary Feinerman J.D. 1991 Judge of the Northern District of Illinois (2010–present) [327]
Joan B. Gottschall J.D. 1973 Judge of the Northern District of Illinois (1996–2012) [328]
Thomas P. Griesa LL.B. 1958 Chief Judge of the Southern District of New York (1993–2000)
Judge of the Southern District of New York (1972–1993)
[329]
Rachel Kovner J.D. 2006 Judge of the Eastern District of New York (2019–present) [330]
Brian Morris A.B. 1986
A.M. 1987
J.D. 1992
Chief Judge of the District of Montana (2020–present)
Judge of the District of Montana (2013–2020)
Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court (2004–2013)
[331]
Sarala Nagala B.A. 2005 Judge of the District of Connecticut (2021–present) [332]
Halil Suleyman Ozerden J.D. 1998 Judge of the Southern District of Mississippi (2007–present) [333]
Gene E. K. Pratter A.B. 1971 Judge of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania (2004–present) [334]
John Rolly Ross LL.B. 1926 Chief Judge of the District of Nevada (1961–1963)
Judge of the District of Nevada (1954–1961)
[335]
Manish S. Shah A.B. 1994 Judge of the Northern District of Illinois (2014–present) [336]
Gus J. Solomon LL.B. 1929 Chief Judge of the District of Oregon (1958–1971)
Judge of the District of Oregon (1950–1958)
[337]
Richard G. Stearns A.B. 1968 Judge of the District of Massachusetts (1993–present) [338]
Bruce R. Thompson LL.B. 1936 Judge of the District of Nevada (1963–1978) [339]
David Keith Winder LL.B. 1958 Chief Judge of the Judge of the District of Utah (1993–1997)
Judge of the District of Utah (1979–1993)
[340]

U.S. state supreme court chief justices

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Alex Bryner J.D. 1969 14th Chief Justice of Alaska (2003–2006)
Associate Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court (1997–2003; 2006–2007)
[341]
Walter L. Carpeneti A.B. 1967 16th Chief Justice of Alaska (2009–2012)
Associate Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court (1998–2009; 2012–2013)
[342]
Wallace P. Carson, Jr. A.B. 1956 40th Chief Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (1991–2005)
Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (1982–1991; 2005–2006)
Oregon State Senate Minority Leader (1975–1977)
Oregon State Senator (1971–1977)
Oregon State House Majority Leader (1969–1970)
Oregon State Representative (1967–1971)
[343]
Barbara Durham LL.B. 1968 1st Female Chief Justice of the Washington Supreme Court (1995–1998)
Associate Justice of the Washington Supreme Court (1985–1995, 1998–1999)
[344]
Ronald M. George LL.B. 1964 27th Chief Justice of California (1996–2011)
Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (1991–1996)
[345]
Charles E. Jones LL.B. 1962 Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (2002–2005)
Associate Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (1996–2002)
[346]
Warren Matthews A.B. 1961 8th and 12th Chief Justice of Alaska (1987–1990, 1997–2000)
Associate Justice of the Alaska Supreme Court (1977–1987, 1990–1997, 2000–2009)
[347]
Ernest McFarland A.M. 1922
LL.B. 1924
Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (1968–1968)
Associate Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court (1964–1968)
10th Governor of Arizona (1955–1959)
8th United States Senate Majority Leader (1951–1953)
United States Senator (1941–1953)
[144]
Albert L. Rendlen Chief Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court (1983–1985)
Associate Justice of the Missouri Supreme Court (1977–1983; 1985–1992)
[348]
Chase T. Rogers A.B. 1979 2nd Female and 37th Chief Justice of the Connecticut Supreme Court (2007–2018) [349]
Gordon R. Thompson LL.B. 1943 Chief Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court (1966–1968, 1973–1974)
Associate Justice of the Nevada Supreme Court (1961–1965, 1969–1972, 1975–1980)
[350]
Donald Wright A.B. 1929 24th Chief Justice of California (1970–1977) [351]

California supreme court associate justices

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
William P. Clark, Jr. A.B. 1953 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (1973–1981)
U.S. Deputy Secretary of State (1981–1982)
U.S. National Security Advisor (1982–1983)
44th U.S. Secretary of the Interior
[352]
Mariano-Florentino Cuéllar Ph.D. 2000 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2015–2021) [353][354]
Patricia Guerrero J.D. 1997 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2022–present) [355][356]
Joshua Groban B.A. 1995 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2019–present) [357]
Goodwin Liu B.S. 1991 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2011–present) [358]
Marshall F. McComb A.B. 1917 Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (1956–1977) [359]
Carlos R. Moreno J.D. 1975 9th U.S. Ambassador to Belize (2014–2017)
Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (2001–2011)
Judge of the Central District of California (1998–2001)
[360][217]
Frank K. Richardson A.B. 1935
LL.B. 1938
Associate Justice of the California Supreme Court (1974–1983) [361]

U.S. state supreme court associate justices outside California

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Brent R. Appel A.B. 1973
A.M. 1973
Associate Justice of the Iowa Supreme Court (2006–2022) [362]
Cathy Cochran A.B. 1966 Judge of the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals (2001–2015) [363]
Robert G. Klein A.B. 1969 Associate Justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court (1992–2000)
Rebecca Love Kourlis A.B. 1973
J.D. 1976
Associate Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court (1995–2006) [364]
Steven H. Levinson A.B. 1968 Associate Justice of the Hawaii Supreme Court (1992–2008) [365]
Monica Márquez A.B. 1991 Associate Justice of the Colorado Supreme Court (2010–present) [366]
Charles L. McNary A.B. 1897 Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (1913–1915)
United States Senator (1917–1944)
United States Senate Minority Leader (1933–1944)
[145]
Lee Metcalf A.B. 1936 Associate Justice of the Montana Supreme Court (1947–1953)
U.S. Congressman (1953–1961)
United States Senator (1961–1978)
[147]
William A. Neumann LL.B. 1968 Associate Justice of the North Dakota Supreme Court (1993–2005) [367]
Robert S. Smith A.B. 1965 Associate Judge of the New York Court of Appeals (2004–2014) [368]
Jacob Tanzer Associate Justice of the Oregon Supreme Court (1980–1982)
Judge of the Oregon Court of Appeals (1973–1975; 1976–1980)
[369]

California Second District Court of Appeal justices

Name Class year Notability Reference(s)
Richard W. Abbe A.B. 1950 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Six (1982–1990) [370]
Gerold C. Dunn A.B. 1934
LL.B. 1938
Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Four (1968–1977) [371]
John J. Ford A.B. 1928 Presiding Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Three (1966–1977)
Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Three (1959–1966)
[372]
Elizabeth A. Grimes J.D. 1980 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Eight (2010–present) [373]
Richard M. Mosk A.B. 1960 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Five (2001–2016) [374]
Dennis M. Perluss A.B. 1970 Presiding Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Seven (2003–present)
Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Seven (2001–2003)
[375]
William A. Reppy A.B. 1934 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Five (1968–1972) [376]
Kathryn Doi Todd A.B. 1963 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Two (2001–2013)
First female Asian American judge in the history of the United States (1978)
[377]
Walton J. Wood A.B. 1901 Associate Justice of the California Second District Court of Appeal, Division Two (1935–1945)
First public defender in the history of the United States (1914–1921)
[378]

California court of appeal justices outside the second district

U.S. state appellate court judges outside California

U.S. Department of Justice

Other

Stanford faculty and affiliates

Aeronautics and astronautics

  • Sigrid Close, Associate Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics; Electrical Engineering
  • William F. Durand, Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics; Mechanical Engineering; Electrical Engineering (1859–1958)
  • Charbel Farhat, Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics; Mechanical Engineering
  • G. Scott Hubbard, Adjunct Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Antony Jameson, emeritus Faculty, Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Sanjay Lall, Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics; Electrical Engineering
  • Bradford Parkinson, professor emeritus, Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Stephen Rock, Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics
  • Debbie Senesky, Assistant Professor, Aeronautics and Astronautics; Electrical Engineering
  • George Springer, emeritus Faculty, Aeronautics and Astronautics

Biology/biochemistry/medicine

Chemistry

Graduate School of Business

Communication

Computer science

Donald Knuth in 2005

Economics

Education

Engineering

History

International relations

Law

Linguistics

  • Jared Bernstein, Adjunct Professor
  • Eve V. Clark, Richard Lyman Professor in the Humanities, emerita
  • Michael C. Frank, associate professor of psychology and, by courtesy, of linguistics
  • Miyako Inoue, associate professor of anthropology and, by courtesy, of linguistics
  • Dan Jurafsky, professor of linguistics and of computer science, and chair, Department of Linguistics
  • Ronald M. Kaplan, Adjunct Professor
  • Lauri Karttunen, Adjunct Professor
  • Martin Kay, professor of linguistics
  • Paul Kay, Adjunct Professor
  • Paul V. Kiparsky, Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Professor in the School of Humanities and Sciences
  • Beth Levin, William H. Bonsall Professor in the Humanities
  • Jay McClelland, Lucie Stern Professor in the Social Sciences and Professor, by courtesy, of Linguistics
  • John R. Rickford, J. E. Wallace Sterling Professor in the Humanities, emeritus (recalled to active duty 2017–2019)
  • Elizabeth Traugott, professor of linguistics and of English, emerita
  • Tom Wasow, Clarence Irving Lewis Professor in Philosophy and professor of linguistics, emeritus and academic secretary to the university
  • Annie Zaenen, Adjunct Professor
  • Arnold M. Zwicky, Adjunct Professor

Literature and arts

Bahram Beyzai, Persian playwright and filmmaker, taught at Stanford from 2010.

Mathematics and statistics

Political science

  • Coit D. Blacker, political science professor, special assistant to the President for National Security Affairs; and senior director for Russian, Ukrainian and Eurasian affairs, National Security Council; Executive Office of the President
  • Larry Diamond, professor, mentor, senior fellow at the Hoover Institute
  • Morris P. Fiorina, political scientist and author
  • Francis Fukuyama, senior fellow at the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law since 2010
  • Terry Karl, professor of Latin American studies
  • Alexander Kerensky (1881–1970), Russian revolutionary leader, Hoover Institute fellow
  • Condoleezza Rice, political science professor, Secretary of State
  • Douglas Rivers, political science professor, chief scientist of YouGov

Philosophy

Physics

Psychology

Hoover Fellows

  • Jim Mattis, U.S. Secretary of Defense (2017–2019)[385]
  • Abbas Milani, political scientist and historian
  • George Shultz, U.S. Secretary of State (1982–1989), U.S. Secretary of the Treasury (1972–1974), U.S. Secretary of Labor (1969–1970), also lectured at the Graduate School of Business
  • Amy Zegart, political scientist and intelligence reform expert

Coaches

  • Dick Gould, greatest tennis coach in history; from 1966 to 2004 he won 17 NCAA Team titles with 50 All American players
  • Payton Jordan, track coach 1957–1979; head coach of the 1968 US Olympic track team
  • Bill Walsh, twice head coach of the football team; also served as interim athletic director; coach of the three-time Super Bowl champion San Francisco 49ers; inventor of the West Coast Offense
  • Glenn Scobey Warner, College Football Hall of Fame coach known as "Pop" Warner, brought the following mechanics to football: the screen pass, spiral punt, single- and double-wing formations, the use of shoulder and thigh pads, designed helmets red for backs and white for ends

Other

Stanford athletes

Baseball

Basketball

Football

Golf

Tiger Woods spent two years at Stanford.

Gymnastics

  • Amy Chow, Olympic gold medalist
  • Nancy Goldsmith, Israeli Olympic gymnast
  • Ivana Hong, U.S. Olympic team alternate and 2007 World Champion
  • Carly Janiga, NCAA champion in uneven bars, 2010
  • Heather Purnell, captain of 2004 Canadian Olympic Team
  • Jennifer Sey, former U.S. National Gymnastics Champion
  • Samantha Shapiro, five-time member of the USA Gymnastics National Team, 2007 U.S. junior uneven bars champion, 2008 U.S. junior uneven bars and balance beam champion
  • Kerri Strug, Olympic gold medalist

Rowing

Soccer

Swimming

Tennis

Track and field

Volleyball

Water polo

Other sports

Notable current students

Fictional Stanford alumni

In film

  • In Avatar, Grace Augustine wears a Stanford T-shirt.[465]
  • In The American President, President Andrew Shepherd mentions that he went to Stanford.[466]
  • Takagi in Die Hard graduated from Stanford Law School in 1962.[467]
  • The 1944 film Double Indemnity is about a wife who conspires with her lover to kill her husband in Palo Alto on his way to a Stanford reunion.[466]
  • The main character of Antitrust is depicted as a Stanford graduate.[466][468]
  • In Bourne, Aaron Kalloor and Heather Lee attended Stanford.
  • In The Family Plan, attending Stanford is a key theme throughout including the final scene.[469]
  • In High School Musical 3, a key plot point centres on lead character Gabriella Montez receiving early acceptance to Stanford thanks to her achievements in high school mathematics.

In literature

In television

See also

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