Wisconsin Scott Walker attended Marquette in the 1980s, but left during his senior year. Notable athletes who attended Marquette include professional basketball players Dwyane Wade, Jimmy Butler, Maurice Lucas, Jae Crowder, Maurice "Bo" Ellis, Don Kojis, Wesley Matthews, Allie McGuire, Dean Meminger, and Tony Miller. The Philadelphia 76ers coach Glenn "Doc" Rivers and former college basketball coach Rick Majerus both graduated from the school. Olympic medalists include track and field athletes Ralph Metcalfe, Ken Wiesner, John Bennett, speedskater Brian Hansen, and basketball player Frank McCabe. Marquette alumni in science include George Delahunty, Donald Laub, Robert B. Pinter, Carol Pontzer, and Jeffery D. Molkentin. Economist and writer Michael R. Strain graduated from Marquette. Faculty The following is a list of notable members of the Marquette University faculty, both past and present: Les Aspin, professor of political science, 1969–1971; Center for Government renamed in his honor Michel René Barnes, associate professor of historical theology Daniel D. Blinka, law professor and historian Virgil Blum, professor of political science Chris Bury, journalism instructor, 1979–80; Nightline correspondent Margaret Callahan, Dean of the College of Nursing Tom Colbert, Assistant Dean of the Marquette Law School (1982–1984), Justice of the Oklahoma Supreme Court (2004–) Richard Dickson Cudahy, Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals John A. Decker, Chief Judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals Paddy Driscoll, NFL player and head coach, MLB player Arpad Elo, professor of physics, author of The Rating of Chessplayers, Past and Present Stephen M. Engel, professor of political science Russ Feingold, U.S. Senator, visiting professor in 2011 Luis Feliciano, Professional Boxer, Super Lightweight Champion Janine P. Geske, Justice of the Wisconsin Supreme Court Alexander Golitzen, professor of theology, Bishop of Toledo and the Bulgarian Diocese (OCA) Arthur Guepe, head coach of the Virginia Cavaliers and Vanderbilt Commodores football teams, Commissioner of the Ohio Valley Conference Jack Harbaugh, associate athletic director Joseph D. Kearney, Dean of the Law School Alice Beck Kehoe, professor emeritus of anthropology Joan F. Kessler, Judge of the Wisconsin Court of Appeals Jean-Pierre LaFouge, Associate Professor of French Timothy R. Lannon, President of Creighton University Frank Lazarus, President of the University of Dallas William Markowitz, professor of physics (1966–1972) John C. McAdams, associate professor of political science David Merkow, golfer and golf coach Frank Murray, member of the College Football Hall of Fame Rev. John E. Naus, various roles George New, artist Andrei Orlov, associate professor of Christian