This is a list of alumni and attendees of Western Washington University, a public university in Bellingham, Washington.
List
Business Hoby Darling, business executive and president of Riot Games Julie Larson-Green, businesswoman and former CXO of Qualtrics
Government and law Richard Barlow, intelligence analyst Michael Farris, lawyer and founder of Patrick Henry College Kelli Linville, politician and former mayor of Bellingham, Washington Ralph Munro, former secretary of state of Washington Larry Springer, member of the Washington House of Representatives
Music and entertainment Tori Black, adult film actress and AVN Hall of Fame member Carrie Brownstein, musician and actress Dan Erickson, creator of Severance Ben Gibbard, musician and vocalist of Death Cab for Cutie Nick Harmer, member of Death Cab for Cutie Clayton Knight, musician and member of Odesza TJ Martin, film director and Academy Award winner Harrison Mills, member of Odesza Heidi Grant Murphy, operatic soprano Erin Wall, operatic soprano Hiro Yamamoto, bassist for Soundgarden
Science and academia Peter Kalivas, neuroscientist and speaker Douglas Massey, sociologist at Princeton University Joseph Mougous, microbiologist at Yale University Sarah Myhre, climate scientist Michael E. Phelps, developer of the positron emission tomography scanner
Sports Ryan Couture, professional mixed martial artist Sarah Crouch, long-distance runner Ben Dragavon, professional soccer coach Breezy Johnson, skier and Olympic gold medalist Brian Fairbrother, high school soccer coach Brian Holsinger, college basketball coach Daulton Hommes, professional basketball player Matt Overton, professional football player Bob Robertson, sports broadcaster Tilali Scanlan, Olympic swimmer
Writers
William Dietrich, novelist, journalist, and Pulitzer Prize winner Darril Fosty, author and documentarian Gregg Olsen, true crime author Ijeoma Oluo, writer Zoa Sherburne, author
Other Robert Angel, creator of Pictionary Mike Duncan, history podcaster John Michael Greer, druid and writer Agnes Martin, abstract painter Elizabeth Peratrovich, civil rights activist Heather Purser, Native American LGBT rights advocate
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