13 Facts About Stedman Graham

Stedman Graham received a bachelor's degree in social work from Hardin-Simmons University in 1974 and a master's degree in education from Ball State University in 1979.

Stedman Graham eventually moved to High Point, North Carolina, to establish himself in public relations.

Stedman Graham is founder of Chicago's AAD, a non-profit organization that provides services to youth and has awarded over $1.5 million in scholarships since its founding in 1985.

Stedman Graham is a member of the Indiana Broadcasting Hall of Fame.

Stedman Graham has delivered speeches at many public and private schools on the topics of identity and self-awareness.

Stedman Graham is the author of several self-help and business-related books, including:.

Stedman Graham became a columnist for The Huffington Post in 2013.

Stedman Graham contributed an article on personal identity to the College Board School Counseling Series in 2012.

Stedman Graham told the Chicago Tribune in 1995 that he married immediately after college, and that his marriage had lasted six years.

Stedman Graham was a tennis instructor at the Denver Country Club when he met Robin Robinson.

Stedman Graham was a weekend news anchor on KMGH-TV at the time.

Stedman Graham has been the subject of much publicity since 1986, most notably through tabloid articles claiming to chronicle his ongoing relationship with Oprah Winfrey.

Stedman Graham was conferred an honorary degree by Notre Dame de Namur University of Belmont, Calif.