Washington Adventist University - Notable Alumni and Former Students

Notable Alumni and Former Students

  • Leonard L Bailey – 1964 – pediatric heart surgeon
  • Roscoe Bartlett – 1947 – Republican in United States House of Representatives representing Maryland's 6th congressional district
  • Hans-Jørgen Holman, Norwegian-American musicologist and educationalist
  • H.M.S. Richards – 1919 – pioneer radio broadcaster and founder of the Voice of Prophecy media ministry
  • Rachel Roy – 1996 – fashion designer
  • Thomas L. Saaty – 1948 – mathematician and inventor of the Analytic Hierarchy Process
  • David Tate – 1970 – radio broadcaster
  • Benjamin G. Wilkinson – major contributor to the King-James-Only Movement with his book Our Authorized Bible Vindicated
  • Ted N. C. Wilson – 1971 – General Conference president of the Seventh Day Adventist church

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