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List of University of Connecticut people

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This is a list of notable alumni and faculty from the University of Connecticut

Alumni

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Academics

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Academic administrators

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Scholars and critics of literature, art and ethics

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Scholars of law and political scientists

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Scholars of the natural sciences

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Scholars of the social sciences

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Arts and entertainment

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Authors, journalists and commentators

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Business and industry

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Civic leaders and activists

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  • Lottie B. Scott – civic leader and African American civil rights advocate

Diplomacy, government, law, and politics

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Elected officials

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Judges and attorneys

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Diplomats, government officials and party leaders

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Foreign officials

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Military

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Sports

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Baseball

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Men's basketball

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Women's basketball

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Football

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Men's hockey

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Men's soccer

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Women's soccer

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  • Niki Cross – forward for Houston Dash of the National Women's Soccer League
  • Rachel Hill – forward for Orlando Pride of the NWSL
  • Stephanie Labbé – Olympic bronze medalist, Canadian goalkeeper
  • Sara Whalen (born 1976) – Olympic silver medalist

Other

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Faculty

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Current

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Former

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Note: Years and official titles are given when possible.

Presidents of the University of Connecticut

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References

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