Alabama State University
Alabama State University is a public historically black university in Montgomery, Alabama. Founded in 1867, ASU is a member-school of the Thurgood Marshall College Fund.
Alabama State University People (First 42 people) - Page 0
Fred Shuttlesworth
Civil rights activist
Isaiah Crowell
American football running back
Fred Gray
Civil rights activist
Jesse White
Former Illinois Secretary of State
Clarence Carter
American singer-songwriter
Tangi Miller
American actress
James Haskins
American author
Erskine Hawkins
American trumpeter
Brandon McGee
Former Connecticut State Representative
Priscilla Dunn
American Politician
Bobby Singleton
American Politician
Joe Reed
American football player
Reggie Barlow
Former american football player
Thad McClammy
Former Alabama State Representative
Hazel Nell Dukes
Human rights activist
Lataisha Jackson
Mississippi State Representative
Quinton Ross
American Politician
Avery Parrish
American pianist
Rosephanye Powell
American composer
Alvance Robinson
Former American football player
Matthew Gee
Alvin Holmes
American Politician
Yvonne Kennedy
Former Alabama State Representative
Zefross Moss
American football player
Terry Greer
Former American football player
Lil Greenwood
American singer
Joe L. Reed
American Politician
Fred Wesley
American trombonist
Coco Montrese
Drag queen
William G. Anderson
American osteopath
Jylan Ware
American football offensive tackle
Tonya Anderson
Member of the Georgia State Senate
Thara Memory
Trumpeter
Tarana Burke
American activist
Curtis Green
American football player
Ralph Abernathy
American civil rights activist
Tyrone Rogers
American football player
Eddie Robinson Jr.
American coach
Eddie Robinson
American coach
Marcus Henderson
American actor
Eugene Sawyer
Former Mayor of Chicago