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The list of Northern Illinois University people includes notable alumni, non-graduates, faculty and staff, chief executives, and affiliates of the Northern Illinois University.

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Notable alumni

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Academe

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Arts and entertainment

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Media

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Business

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Athletics

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American football

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Baseball

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Basketball

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Professional wrestling

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Other

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Politics and government

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Federal government

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State legislators

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Colorado
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Florida
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  • Bill Heller, Democratic member of the Florida House of Representatives, representing the 52nd district 2007–2011[104]
Illinois
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  • Steven Andersson, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives since 2015[105]
  • Ralph C. Capparelli, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1971–2004[106]
  • Cristina Castro, Democratic member of the Illinois since 2017; earned her Bachelor of Science and master of business administration at NIU[107]
  • Annazette Collins, Democratic member of the Illinois State Senate, representing the 5th district, 2011–2013; served in the Illinois House of Representatives, representing the 10th District, 2001–2011[108]
  • John Curran, Republican member of the Illinois Senate since 2017[109]
  • Joe Dunn, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 2003–2009[110]
  • Roger L. Eddy, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 2003–2012[111]
  • Beverly Fawell, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives (1981–1983) and the Illinois Senate (1983–1999)[112]
  • Gene L. Hoffman, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1967–1991; earned his master's and doctorate degrees from NIU[106]
  • Joyce Holmberg, Democratic member of the Illinois Senate, 1983–1993[106]
  • Toi Hutchinson, Democratic member of the Illinois Senate since 2009[113]
  • Christine J. Johnson, Republican member of the Illinois Senate, 2011–2013[114]
  • Wendell E. Jones, Republican member of the Illinois Senate, 1998–2007[115]
  • Jeremiah E. Joyce, Democratic member of the Illinois Senate, 1979–1993; served as a member of the NIU Board of Trustees[106][116]
  • Doris Karpiel, Republican member of the Illinois Senate, 1984–2003; served in the Illinois House of Representatives, 1979–1984; earned her B.A. in political science from NIU[117]
  • Nancy Kaszak, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1993–1997[118]
  • Stephanie Kifowit, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, representing the 84th district since 2013[119]
  • Anna Moeller, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives representing the 43rd district since 2014[120]
  • Bob Morgan, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives representing the 58th district as of 2019[121][122]
  • Ruth Munson, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 2002–2009[123]
  • Vincent Persico, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1991–2002; earned his masters of education at NIU in 1986[106]
  • Tom Rooney, Republican member of the Illinois Senate appointed in 2016; earned his M.P.A. from NIU in 2011[124]
  • Michael V. Rotello, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives 1991–1995; earned his Bachelor of Arts and did public administration graduate work at NIU[106]
  • Kathleen A. Ryg, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 2003–2009[125]
  • Jack Schaffer, Republican member of the Illinois Senate, 1973–1999[106]
  • George Scully, Jr., Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1997–2009[126]
  • Joe Sosnowski, Republican member of the Illinois House of Representatives since 2011[127]
  • Litesa Wallace, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives since 2014[128]
  • Pennie Von Bergen Wessels, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 1993–1995[106]
  • Lance Yednock, Democratic member of the Illinois House of Representatives, 2019–present[129]
Indiana
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Iowa
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  • Cindy Golding, Republican member of the Iowa House of Representatives, representing the 83rd district, 2023–present[131]
  • David Hartsuch, Republican member of the Iowa Senate, representing the 41st District, 2007–2011[132]
Maryland
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Michigan
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Montana
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  • Tim Furey, Democratic member of the Montana House of Representatives, representing the 91st district, 2007–2011[135]
New Hampshire
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New York
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Oregon
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Virginia
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Wisconsin
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Local officeholders

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Judiciary

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Activists

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International figures

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Presidents of Northern Illinois University

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  • Lisa C. Freeman, 2017–present[168]
  • Douglas D. Baker, 2013–2017
  • John G. Peters, 2000–2013
  • John E. La Tourette, 1986–2000
  • Clyde Wingfield, 1985–1986
  • William R. Monat, 1978–1984
  • Richard J. Nelson, 1971–1978
  • Rhoten A. Smith, 1967–1971
  • Leslie A. Holmes, 1949–1967
  • Karl Langdon Adams, 1929–1948
  • Joseph Clifton Brown, 1927–1929
  • J. Stanley Brown, 1919–1927
  • John Williston Cook, 1899–1919[169]

Notable faculty and staff

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Academics

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Athletics

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References

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