James Cook University - Notable Alumni and Staff

Notable Alumni and Staff

  • Andrew Stoner, National Party Member for Oxley in the New South Wales Legislative Assembly
  • Bruce Kapferer, Australian social anthropologist, Foundation Professor, 1996–1999
  • Dale Spender, Australian feminist scholar, teacher, writer and consultant
  • Eddie Mabo, indigenous community leader and human rights activist employed at JCU as a gardener-groundsman between 1967 - 1971.
  • George Musgrave, awarded an honorary Doctorate of Letters for his knowledge of traditional law
  • Henry Reynolds, Australian historian
  • John Newfong, Aboriginal Australian journalist
  • Josh Hall, professional Australian Rules Footballer for the Gold Coast Suns.
  • Margaret Reynolds, former Australian Senator
  • Mike Reynolds, former Australian Labor Party member for Townsville and Speaker in the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
  • Paul Fairall, founding dean of University of South Australia was a law professor at JCU and the Dean of Law between 1998 - 2002 before becoming the Dean of Law at the University of Adelaide in 2002.
  • John Cooney, Java Pro
  • Percy Trezise, Awarded an honorary Doctorate of Letters in recognition of outstanding service to the community of Far North Queensland
  • Robert M. Carter, Geologist and climate change skeptic
  • Silma Ihram, Pioneer of Muslim education in Australia
  • Tommy George, Awarded an honorary Doctorate of Letters for his knowledge of ecological expertise
  • Tony Mooney, Former mayor of Townsville
  • John Quiggin, Australian economist
  • Sonny Thoss, PBA Player of Alaska Aces

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