Charles H Townes, physicist, 1964 Nobel Prize Winner in Physics John B. Watson, psychologist, founder of Behaviorism Richard Riley, United States Secretary of Education under President Bill Clinton Herman W. Lay, founder of Frito-Lay potato chips Amy Grant, contemporary Christian/pop artist and 6-time Grammy Award winner John Michael McDonnell, Admiral, former Director of the National Security Agency, and former Director of National Intelligence under President George W. Bush Brad Cox, computer scientist, creator of the Objective-C programming language Keith Lockhart, conductor, music director of the Boston Pops Orchestra, and Principal Conductor of the BBC Concert Orchestra Thomas T. Goldsmith Jr., television pioneer, the co-inventor of the first arcade game to use a cathode-ray tube Alexander Stubb, politician, former prime minister of Finland Judy Clarke, criminal defense attorney who has represented high-profile defendants Robert Blocker, dean of the Yale School of Music John F. Mulholland Jr., former CIA associate director Mark Sanford, politician, former Governor of South Carolina Tomiko Brown-Nagin, legal historian, former dean at Harvard University Clint Dempsey, retired professional soccer player. Beth Daniel, 33 LPGA Tour events winner and member of the World Golf Hall of Fame Sam Wyche, former head coach for the Cincinnati Bengals and quarterbacks coach for the San Francisco 49ers Robert G. Owens Jr., Major general, U.S. Marine Corps and flying ace Victoria Jackson, actress and comedian, former cast member of NBC Saturday Night Live Ben Browder, actor, writer and director David C. Garrett Jr., businessman, former CEO of Delta Air Lines Allie Beth Stuckey, podcast host, blogger, and conservative commentator. Xavier Woods, WWE superstar and YouTube personality Julie McElrath, world-leading HIV immunology and vaccine researcher