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This is a list of notable alumni of the Pi Kappa Phi fraternity.[1]
Business
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Name | Chapter | Notability |
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Joe Forehand | Alpha Iota |
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Ben Hill Griffin, Jr. | Alpha Epsilon |
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Mark Clayton Hollis | Chi |
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David Dwight Morgan Sr. | Beta Omicron |
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Parker Pete Petit | Iota |
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Dick Bartlett | Alpha Epsilon |
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Glen Porter Brock | Upsilon |
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Dennis Cakebread | Gamma |
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R. Eugene Cartledge | Omicron |
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David Ratcliffe | Beta Tau |
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Bruce L. Rogers | Chi |
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Robert C. Sledd | Alpha Sigma |
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Kevin Smilak | Eta Sigma |
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John Darrell Wainio | Omicron |
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Bradley E. Singer | Beta Upsilon |
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Valsin A. Marmillion | Beta Omicron |
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Art & Entertainment
[edit]Name | Chapter | Notability |
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Randy Owen | Delta Epsilon | |
Trevor Penick | Zeta Rho | |
George Fisher | unknown |
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Thomas Hart Sayre | Kappa |
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David Beahm | Epsilon Alpha |
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Government
[edit]Legislative
[edit]- Howard Baker, Former Senate Majority Leader and Former U.S. Ambassador to Japan, Alpha Sigma (University of Tennessee)
- Phil Bryant, Lieutenant Governor of Mississippi, Theta Alpha (University of Southern Mississippi)
- Carroll A. Campbell, Jr., Former governor of South Carolina, Sigma (University of South Carolina)
- Howard Coble, U.S. Congressman, Epsilon Iota (UNC-Greensboro)
- Philip Crane, Former U.S. Congressman from Illinois, U.S. House of Representatives (Ill.), Alpha Iota (Auburn University)
- James Edwards, Former Governor of South Carolina and former U.S. Secretary of Energy under President Reagan, Alpha (College of Charleston)
- Henry H. Fowler, Former Secretary of the Treasury, Xi (Roanoke College)
- Lindsey Graham, U.S. Senator from South Carolina, Sigma (University of South Carolina)
- George M. Grant, Former U.S. Congressman from Alabama, Omicron (University of Alabama)
- Albert S. Herlong, Jr., Former U.S. Congressman from Florida, Alpha Epsilon (University of Florida)
- Ernest Hollings, Former U.S. Senator & governor of South Carolina, Alpha (College of Charleston)
- Olin D. Johnston, Former Governor of South Carolina, Zeta (Wofford College)
- Dan K. Moore, Former Governor of North Carolina, Kappa (University of North Carolina)
- Ollie Wilson Nabors, Former U.S. Senator from Alabama, Omicron (University of Alabama)
- Gaylord Nelson, Former U.S. Senator & Governor of Wisconsin, Gamma Nu (LaGrange College)
- Jon T. Rymer, Inspector General for FDIC, Alpha Sigma (University of Tennessee)
- James E. Rzepkowski, Former Maryland Delegate, Eta Epsilon (University of Maryland)
- Mark Singel, Former Lieutenant Governor and Acting Governor of Pennsylvania, Alpha Mu (Pennsylvania State University)
- Wayne Stenehjem, Attorney General of North Dakota, Zeta Gamma (University of North Dakota)
- George Bell Timmerman, Jr., Former Governor of South Carolina, Sigma (University of South Carolina)
- Richard Viguerie, Political Analyst, Beta Nu (University of Houston)
- George Wallace Jr., Former State Treasurer of Alabama, Omicron (University of Alabama)
Judicial
[edit]- Benjamin F. Overton, Former Chief Justice Florida Supreme Court, Alpha Epsilon (University of Florida)
- Alan Sundberg, Former Justice Florida Supreme Court, Beta Eta (Florida State)
- James Turk, Former Senior United States District Judge, Xi (Roanoke College)
Military
[edit]- Leonard Anderson, Pilot, Blue Angels flight demonstration team, Alpha Phi (Illinois Institute of Technology)
- Brigadier General Thomas L. Carter, former Military Attache to President Reagan , United States Air Force Reserve, Gamma Delta (University of Memphis)
- Adrian Cronauer, voice behind Good Morning Vietnam, Eta Epsilon (University of Maryland)
- Marion "Hack" Mixson, U2 spy plane project, Beta (Presbyterian College)
- Hector Andres Negroni, Retired Colonel, U.S. Air Force, first Puerto Rican graduate of the United States Air Force Academy, Alpha Upsilon (Drexel University)
- John J. Yeosock, Lieutenant General, U.S. Army retired, Alpha Mu (Pennsylvania State University)
- Ronald J. Zlatoper, Admiral, US Navy, former Commander of the Pacific Fleet (CINCPAC), Alpha Tau (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute)
Higher Education and Non-Profit
[edit]- George C. Griffin, Former Dean of Students, Georgia Tech, Iota (Georgia Tech)
- S. Walter Martin, President Emeritus, Valdosta State University, Delta (Furman University)
- Durward Owen, Past Director of North-American Interfraternity Conference Board of directors, Xi (Roanoke College)
- Ken Ruscio, President, Washington and Lee University, Rho (Washington and Lee)
- Phillip M. Summers, Former President, Vincennes University, Alpha Psi (Indiana University)
- John Cullum Wilson, Former CEO, American Red Cross, Eta (Emory University)
- Dale Kinkade, linguist and specialist in Salishan languages, Alpha Delta (University of Washington)
Journalism
[edit]- Rich Eisen, Journalist, NFL Network, Alpha Kappa (Michigan)
- David Goodnow, Anchor, CNN Headline News, Alpha Psi (Indiana University)
- Malcolm Johnson, Investigative Journalist and Pulitzer Prize winner, Alpha Alpha (Mercer University)
- Michael Senzon, Television Producer CNN, Beta Tau (Valdosta State University)
Literature
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- Robert F. Inman, Author, Omicron (University of Alabama)
- Thomas Wolfe, Author, Kappa (University of North Carolina)
Religion
[edit]- Keith L. Ackerman, Eighth Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Quincy, Alpha Iota (Auburn University)[3]
- Hunter T. Brewer, Founding Minister, Madison Heights Church (Madison, MS), Alpha Eta (Samford University)
- Gilbert B. Covey, Founding Member, Deacon, and Financial Officer, Boca Glades Baptist Church (Boca Raton, FL), Alpha Eta (Samford University)
Sciences
[edit]- Roger Crouch, Astronaut, Gamma Beta (Old Dominion University)
- Ed Lu, Physicist and astronaut, Psi (Cornell University)
- Paul Braun, Materials Science, Professor at University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Psi (Cornell)
- Russell Conwell Newhouse, Inventor Altimeter, Alpha Nu (Ohio State)
- Charles H. Townes, Nobel Prize-winning physicist, Delta (Furman University)
- Dean Ho, Nanotechnology researcher, Professor at Northwestern University, Eta Sigma (UCLA)
Sports
[edit]- Wally Butts, Former head football coach of the University of Georgia Bulldogs, Alpha Alpha (Mercer University)
- Robert Graziano, Former President/CEO of the Los Angeles Dodgers, Delta Rho (University of Southern California)
- Jim Edmonds, All-Star Outfielder, Chicago Cubs, Zeta Rho (California State University, Fullerton)
- Tommy Lasorda, Former manager of the Los Angeles Dodgers, member-at-large
- John Eagleton, 3-Time Tennis All American, Current Record Holder Most Wins at the University of Miami, Kriek Eagleton Tennis Academy, Sigma (University of South Carolina)
- Joe Sewell, Major League Baseball Infielder and Baseball Hall of Fame inductee, Omicron (University of Alabama)[4]
- Matt Arroyo, Professional mixed martial artist, Beta Lambda (University of Tampa)
- Chris Moneymaker, Professional Poker Player and former winner of the "World Series of Poker" Alpha Sigma (University of Tennessee)
- Pat Rummerfield, world's first fully recovered quadriplegic, land speed world record holder, Theta Iota (Washington State University)
References
[edit]- ^ "Official Pi Kappa Phi website". Pi Kappa Phi. Retrieved 2008-10-15.
- ^ RIAA Top Artists [1] Recording Industry Association of America Accessed 29 July 2007
- ^ Diocese of Quincy - Biography of the Rt. Rev. Keith L. Ackerman
- ^ "Notable alumni". Pi Kappa Phi. Retrieved 2007-12-20.