area Sherri Coale (1987) – head coach, University of Oklahoma women's basketball Patrice Douglas (1983) – former member of the Oklahoma Corporation Commission Joe Clifford Faust (1980) – science fiction author and freelance writer Allison Garrett (1984), VP for academic affairs (2007–2012); current president at Emporia State University Rhein Gibson – professional golfer and Guinness World Record holder Roderick Green (2002) – paralympic athlete Molefi Kete Asante (under his birth name, Arthur Lee Smith, Jr.; 1964) – scholar of African studies and African American studies at Temple University; founder of the first Ph.D. program in African-American studies Greg Lee – actor, host of PBS series Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego? and voice of Mayor/Principal Bob White on Doug. Roy Ratcliff (1970) – Christian minister, ministered to Jeffrey Dahmer Tess Teague (2012) – former Oklahoma State Representative Sam Winterbotham (1999) – head coach, University of Tennessee men's tennis References External links Official athletics website Universities and colleges in Oklahoma City Universities and colleges affiliated with the Churches of Christ Private universities and colleges in Oklahoma Educational institutions established in 1950 1950 establishments in Oklahoma Council for Christian Colleges and Universities