List of Washington University alumni

The following persons are notable alumni, living and deceased, of Washington University in St. Louis.

Arts and literature

Architecture and design

Architect Gyo Obata

Business

Adventurer and businessman Steve Fossett

Education and academics

Journalism and media

Reporter and artist Marguerite Martyn

Politics, law, and government

Phoebe Couzins, the first female U.S. Marshal
Phil Radford, environmental leader
Judge William H. Webster, 6th Director of the FBI and 14th Director of the CIA
Tayeb Bouzid, Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research of Algeria
  • Tayeb Bouzid (MSCE 1985): Minister of Higher Education and Scientific Research in Algeria.[13]

Science, engineering, and medicine

Admiral Ben Moreell

Sports


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