University of Memphis
The University of Memphis, colloquially known as U of M, is a public research university in Memphis, Tennessee. Founded in 1912, the university has an enrollment of more than 21,000 students.
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W. W. Herenton
Former Mayor of Memphis
Antonio Barton
Basketball player
John Deberry
Former Tennessee State Representative
Arthur G. Bedeian
American professor
Ken Dunek
American football player
Chance McGrady
Basketball player
Keith Simpson
Pathologist
Eric Taylor
Fictional character
Will Christopher Baer
American author
Caroline C. Hunter
Commissioner of the Federal Election Commission
Jonathan Abramowitz
American clinical psychologist
Keith Butler
American coach
Mike McKenzie
American football player
Raynere Thornton
Basketball player
Trenyce
American singer
Tonya Zavasta
Author
Kevin Vaughan
Tennessee State Representative
Larry Porter
American musician
Ken Yager
Tennessee State Senator
Charlotte E. Maguire
Medical doctor
Scooter McFadgon
Basketball player
Stanley Booth
American journalist
Mark White
American bass player
Bernice Bouie Donald
American lawyer
Annette P. Jimerson
American artist
William Bedford
American former professional basketball player
Terdell Middleton
American football player
Donnie Elder
Former American football player
Dedric Lawson
American professional basketball player
David Lillard
Politician
Michael McLendon
Member of the Mississippi State Senate
Bernice Donald
American lawyer
Linda Elder
American educational psychologist
Tammy Irons
Former Alabama state senator
David Kustoff
United States Representative
John Bradford
North Carolina State Representative
E. Hunter Harrison
Executive
J. Peter Sartain
American prelate
Joey Dorsey
American basketball player
Lonnie Ballentine
American football safety
Joey Hensley
American Politician
Vincent Askew
American basketball player
William R. Lucas
Director of the Marshall Space Flight Center
Scott Crossley
Professor
Larry Robinson
Canadian former ice hockey coach
