List of Mississippi State University people

The following is a list of notable people associated with Mississippi State University, located in the American city of Starkville, Mississippi. == Notable alumni == === Politics and government === Sharion Aycock, first female federal district court judge in Mississippi Donnie Bell, Mississippi state representative Andy Berry, Mississippi state senator Marsha Blackburn, U.S. senator from Tennessee C. Scott Bounds, Mississippi state representative Andy Boyd, Mississippi state representative Nicole Akins Boyd, Mississippi state senator Randy Boyd, forester who serves as a Republican in the Mississippi House of Representatives for District 19 in his native Itawamba County Jenifer Branning, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Hob Bryan, Mississippi state senator Kimberly L. Campbell, Mississippi state representative Videt Carmichael, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Cynthia Cooper, whistleblower, 2002 Time Person of the Year Sam Creekmore IV, Mississippi state representative Leonard B. Cresswell, major general in the Marine Corps; World War II Navy Cross recipient Jess Dickinson, Mississippi Supreme Court justice Charles D. Easley, Mississippi Supreme Court justice Jeremy England, Mississippi state senator Robert Evans, Mississippi state representative Josh Harkins, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Horace Harned, former member of the Mississippi House of Representatives Doc Harris, Mississippi state representative Bill Hawks, former USDA undersecretary, Marketing and Regulatory Programs Joey Hood, Mississippi state representative Mac Huddleston, former Mississippi state representative Todd Jordan, mayor of Tupelo, Mississippi Kabir Karriem, Mississippi state representative Mark Keenum, USDA undersecretary, Farm and Foreign Agricultural Service Rhonda Keenum, assistant to President George W. Bush and director of White House Public Liaison Brad Mattox, Mississippi state representative Billy McCoy, speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives Troy H. Middleton, World War II corps commander (lieutenant general) and president of Louisiana State University Tom Miles, former Mississippi state representative G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery, former U.S. representative and author of the Montgomery G.I. Bill Philip Moran, Mississippi state senator Bill Pigott, Mississippi state representative Brent Powell, Mississippi state representative Brandon Presley, former Democratic Public Service commissioner for Mississippi's northern district Brian Rhodes, Mississippi state senator Rob Roberson, Mississippi state representative Fred Shanks, Mississippi state representative Cecil L. Simmons, speaker pro tempore of the Mississippi House of Representatives John C. Stennis, former U.S. senator; "father of the Modern Navy" Jody Steverson, Mississippi state representative Benjamin Suber, Mississippi state senator Amy Tuck, Mississippi lieutenant governor Angela Turner-Ford, Mississippi state senator William Waller Jr., Mississippi Supreme Court justice Albert H. Wilkening, adjutant general of Wisconsin Bart Williams, Mississippi state senator Charles Young Jr., Mississippi state representative Charles Younger, Mississippi state senator === Academia === James E. Cofer, Fulbright Scholar and former president of Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri, and former president of the University of Louisiana at Monroe Frances Lucas, vice president and campus executive officer of the University of Southern Mississippi-Gulf Coast Damir Novosel, Fulbright Scholar, founder and president of Quanta Technology in Raleigh, North Carolina, former vice president of ABB Automation Products, and former president of IEEE Power & Energy Society Malcolm Portera, former chancellor of the University of Alabama System Charles Sallis, historian and history professor of Millsaps College Priscilla Slade, former president of Texas Southern University === Business === Richard Adkerson, CEO of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

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List of Mississippi State University people

The following is a list of notable people associated with Mississippi State University, located in the American city of Starkville, Mississippi. == Notable alumni == === Politics and government === Sharion Aycock, first female federal district court judge in Mississippi Donnie Bell, Mississippi state representative Andy Berry, Mississippi state senator Marsha Blackburn, U.S. senator from Tennessee C. Scott Bounds, Mississippi state representative Andy Boyd, Mississippi state representative Nicole Akins Boyd, Mississippi state senator Randy Boyd, forester who serves as a Republican in the Mississippi House of Representatives for District 19 in his native Itawamba County Jenifer Branning, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Hob Bryan, Mississippi state senator Kimberly L. Campbell, Mississippi state representative Videt Carmichael, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Cynthia Cooper, whistleblower, 2002 Time Person of the Year Sam Creekmore IV, Mississippi state representative Leonard B. Cresswell, major general in the Marine Corps; World War II Navy Cross recipient Jess Dickinson, Mississippi Supreme Court justice Charles D. Easley, Mississippi Supreme Court justice Jeremy England, Mississippi state senator Robert Evans, Mississippi state representative Josh Harkins, Republican member of the Mississippi State Senate Horace Harned, former member of the Mississippi House of Representatives Doc Harris, Mississippi state representative Bill Hawks, former USDA undersecretary, Marketing and Regulatory Programs Joey Hood, Mississippi state representative Mac Huddleston, former Mississippi state representative Todd Jordan, mayor of Tupelo, Mississippi Kabir Karriem, Mississippi state representative Mark Keenum, USDA undersecretary, Farm and Foreign Agricultural Service Rhonda Keenum, assistant to President George W. Bush and director of White House Public Liaison Brad Mattox, Mississippi state representative Billy McCoy, speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives Troy H. Middleton, World War II corps commander (lieutenant general) and president of Louisiana State University Tom Miles, former Mississippi state representative G.V. "Sonny" Montgomery, former U.S. representative and author of the Montgomery G.I. Bill Philip Moran, Mississippi state senator Bill Pigott, Mississippi state representative Brent Powell, Mississippi state representative Brandon Presley, former Democratic Public Service commissioner for Mississippi's northern district Brian Rhodes, Mississippi state senator Rob Roberson, Mississippi state representative Fred Shanks, Mississippi state representative Cecil L. Simmons, speaker pro tempore of the Mississippi House of Representatives John C. Stennis, former U.S. senator; "father of the Modern Navy" Jody Steverson, Mississippi state representative Benjamin Suber, Mississippi state senator Amy Tuck, Mississippi lieutenant governor Angela Turner-Ford, Mississippi state senator William Waller Jr., Mississippi Supreme Court justice Albert H. Wilkening, adjutant general of Wisconsin Bart Williams, Mississippi state senator Charles Young Jr., Mississippi state representative Charles Younger, Mississippi state senator === Academia === James E. Cofer, Fulbright Scholar and former president of Missouri State University in Springfield, Missouri, and former president of the University of Louisiana at Monroe Frances Lucas, vice president and campus executive officer of the University of Southern Mississippi-Gulf Coast Damir Novosel, Fulbright Scholar, founder and president of Quanta Technology in Raleigh, North Carolina, former vice president of ABB Automation Products, and former president of IEEE Power & Energy Society Malcolm Portera, former chancellor of the University of Alabama System Charles Sallis, historian and history professor of Millsaps College Priscilla Slade, former president of Texas Southern University === Business === Richard Adkerson, CEO of Freeport-McMoRan Copper & Gold Inc.

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