Pepperdine University
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Famous PU Alumni

Rob Blagojevich (JD ’83) – Governor of Illinois
Steven Baldwin (Class of ’79) – Executive Director, Council for National Policy
Dain Blanton (Class of ’94) – 2000 Olympic gold medalist in beach volleyball
Richard Carlson (PhD ’83) – Author of Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff
Doug Christie (Class of ’93) – Plays for the Sacramento Kings
Bob Ctvrtlik (Class of ’85) – 1988 Olympic gold medalist in volleyball
Kim Fields (Class of ’90) – “Tootie” on TV’s The Facts of Life
Brad Gilbert (Class of ’82) – Former championship tennis player and Andre Agassi’s coach
Jason Gore (Class of ’00) – Walker Cup Team and PGA Tour member
James K. Hahn (JD ’72) – Mayor of Los Angeles
Dennis Johnson (Class of ’76) – NBA Hall of Famer & LA Clippers coach
Montell Jordan (Class of ’91) – R&B recording artist
Jami Miscik (Class of ’80) – Director of the Office of International Affairs, CIA
Tia and Tamera Mowry (Class of ’03) – Stars of TV’s Sister, Sister
Eric Christian Olsen (Didn’t graduate) – The young Lloyd Christmas in Dumb and Dumberer
Todd R. Platts (JD ’83) – U.S. Senator from Texas
Jessica Rivera (Class of ’96) – Soprano opera singer
Bill Weir (Class of ’90) – Sportscaster
Randy Wolf (Class of ’97) – Plays for the Philadelphia Phillies