List of Baylor University people

This is a list of notable people associated with Baylor University in Waco, Texas, United States. To be included in this list, a person must have their own, existing Wikipedia article. The list includes notable alumni, faculty, and former students.

Alumni

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Academics

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The arts

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Angela Kinsey (BA, 1993), Emmy Award-winning actress
 
Willie Nelson, six-time Grammy Award-winning musician

Business

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Media

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Military

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First Lieutenant Jack Lummus, Marine Corps Medal of Honor recipient

Politics

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Trey Gowdy (BA, 1986), former U.S. representative from South Carolina and television news personality
 
Ann Richards (BA, 1954), 45th governor of Texas
 
U.S. Senator Rand Paul (Kentucky)

Religion

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Science and medicine

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Athletics

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Badminton

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Baseball

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Men's basketball

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Women's basketball

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Football

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Golf

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Gymnastics

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Tennis

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Track and field

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Volleyball

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Faculty

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Administration

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Coaches

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Biology

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Economics

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  • Earl Grinols, Distinguished Professor of Economics, notable works include contributions to the study of the economic effect of gambling and casinos[176]
  • David VanHoose, Herman W. Lay Professor of Private Enterprise. He has written text books and papers used in the field of economics. Areas of focus are international economics, monetary economics, macroeconomics, and banking

Engineering

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English

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  • Greg Garrett, Professor of English, winner of the Pirate's Alley William Faulkner Prize for Fiction, and author of several books[177]

History

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Mathematics

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Philosophy

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Physics

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  • Anzhong Wang, Theoretical physicist, specialized in gravitation, cosmology and astroparticle physics; currently working on cosmology in string/M theory and the Hořava-Lifshitz gravity
  • Bennie Ward, Theoretical particle physicist, Fellow of the American Physical Society and is currently Co-Editor-in-Chief of The Open Nuclear and Particle Physics Journal

Religion

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School of Music

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Social sciences

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Truett Seminary

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  • Jimmy Dorrell, Professor of Missions, author of Trolls and Truth
  • Roger E. Olson, Professor of Theology, author of The Story of Christian Theology Twenty Centuries of Tradition & Reform

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