This is a list of notable alumni who attended the University of North Carolina Wilmington (UNCW).

Lavonne J. Adams (1986), poet and author Claudia Bassols (transferred), actress Brandon Beane (1998), Buffalo Bills general manager John R. Bell, IV (2001), majority leader of the North Carolina House of Representatives Brett Blizzard (2003), professional basketball player Mark Byington (1998), basketball coach Devontae Cacok (2019), professional basketball player John Calipari (transferred), basketball coach Craig Callahan (2003), professional basketball player; Most Valuable Player of the Czech Republic's National Basketball League Kona Carmack (2000), model and actress Marc Antonio Carter (2008), professional basketball player Martha Cheney (1975), author Billy Donlon (1999), basketball coach Matt Fish (1992), professional basketball player John Goldsberry (2006), professional basketball player Carl Hart (transferred), professor at Columbia University Dax Harwood, professional wrestler Chris Hatcher (2006), professional baseball player Bill Haywood (1964), professional baseball player Kirsten Holmstedt (2006), author and journalist Martin Jarmond, athletic director at UCLA Phoebe Jeter, air defense artillery officer Greg Jones, professional baseball player Rick Jones (1975), baseball coach Brad Knighton (2007), professional soccer player Anna Kooiman (2005), reporter Todd Lickliter (transferred), basketball coach Matt Lutz (2001), actor Jill Mikucki (1996), microbiologist, Antarctic researcher Brandon Miller (2012), professional soccer player Hekuran Murati (2010), minister of finance, labor and transfers of the Republic of Kosovo Derek Nikitas, author Evan Phillips (2015), professional baseball player Bevin Prince (2003), actress John Raynor (2006), professional baseball player Cecil R. Reynolds (1975), psychologist Brian Rowsom (1989), professional basketball player Bill Saffo, mayor of Wilmington Terry Schappert, television host, commentator Adam Smith (born 1992), basketball player for Hapoel Holon in the Israel Basketball Premier League Cody Stanley (2010), professional baseball player John M. Tyson (1974), judge on the North Carolina Court of Appeals Skeet Ulrich (did not graduate), actor Shaun Utterson (2012), professional soccer player Jacob VanCompernolle (2014), professional soccer player Christopher Warner (1991), Anglican bishop Carl Willis (1990), baseball coach Christian Worley (2020), civil rights activist

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