The following is a list of Indiana Wesleyan University alumni.
Academics James Huffman, historian specializing in East Asian history; professor emeritus at Wittenberg University Jerry Pattengale, founder of purpose-guided education, director of Green Scholars Initiative, executive director at the Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C. Harold W. Stoke, academic and university president (University of New Hampshire 1944–1947, Louisiana State University (LSU) 1947–1951, Queens College 1958–1964) Aly Williams, academic administrator; 17th president of Midland University
Arts, literature, and entertainment Laurell K. Hamilton, author Keith O'Conner Murphy, singer and songwriter John M. Pratt, American newspaper editor, publisher of Louisville Herald-Post, co-founder of North American Newspaper Alliance and former chairman of the Heritage Foundation
Business, entrepreneurship, and philanthropy Kari Underly, American meat cutter, author, and CEO of Range, Inc.; James Beard Award finalist for The Art of Beef Cutting (2011)
Government, law, public policy, and military Joseph Kofi Adda, member of Parliament in Ghana Jerry Bonnet, former interim Secretary of State of Indiana Jean Breaux, Indiana state senator Jeff Cardwell, former chair of the Indiana Republican Party André Carson, U.S. representative Marc Griffin, lawyer, world's youngest judge Tim Harris, former member of the Indiana House of Representatives Ghassan Hitto, former opposition prime minister of Syria Julie McIntosh, physician and politician; member of the Oklahoma State Senate Yemi Mobolade, mayor of Colorado Springs, Colorado Renee Pack, member of the Indiana House of Representatives Scott Schneider, former member of the Indiana State Senate (2009–2016) Becky Skillman, 49th Lieutenant Governor of Indiana John Snyder, member of the Florida House of Representatives Randy Truitt, Indiana state representative Kyle Walker, member of the Indiana Senate
Religion Leo G. Cox, minister and theologian John L. Drury, ordained minister in The Wesleyan Church, theologian and educator R. Sheldon Duecker, bishop of the United Methodist Church
Science, technology, medicine, and engineering Marti Jett, biochemist and researcher specializing in PTSD and coagulopathy; director of the at the U.S. Army Center for Environmental Health Research Paul Otto Schallert, physician and botanist; educator of botany at Salem College
Sports Brandon Beachy, professional baseball player Jared Embick, head coach of the University of Akron men's soccer team Kyle Mangas, NBA G League basketball player for Austin Spurs; two-time NABC NAIA Division II Player of the Year, Bevo Francis Award winner, and all-time leading scorer at Indiana Wesleyan University Nico Matern, professional soccer midfielder Jamar Newsome, professional football player Jordan Weidner - professional basketball player
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