judge of the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida. Robert "RJ" Haddy, special effects artist and twice contestant on Syfy's reality game show Face Off Calvin Hicks, African American photographer, a founder of The Black Gallery Serita Jakes, Associate Pastor, and wife of TD Jakes of The Potters House of Dallas, entrepreneur Katherine Johnson, African-American scientist, who made significant contributions to America's aeronautics and space exploration for NASA; in 2018, a statue of Johnson was erected on campus next to the Cole Complex and a scholarship was established in her honor Damon Keith, Senior Judge for the United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit; the Keith Scholars Hall dormitory is named in his honor Earl Lloyd, first African-American to play in the NBA; in 2014, a statue of Lloyd was erected and is on display in the Walker Convocation Center and the basketball season starts with the Earl Lloyd Classic in his honor, which also began in 2014; in 2018, the street in front of the Convocation Center was renamed to Earl Lloyd Way Butch Miles, jazz drummer and a professor in the School of Music at Texas State University-San Marcos Lou Myers, actor and theatrical director, played Vernon Gaines in the television sitcom A Different World Bill Nunn, journalist, professional football scout, and member of the Black College Football Hall of Fame, the Pittsburgh Pro Football Hall of Fame, and Pro Football Hall of Fame. Richard Ojeda, former member of the West Virginia Senate. Leaonead Pack Drain-Bailey, librarian and namesake of WVSU's Drain-Jordan Library. Will Robinson, first African-American Division I basketball coach and NBA scout Charles Calvin Rogers, US Army Major General (ret); Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient for his actions in Vietnam; a bust of Rogers was dedicated in 2016 and is on display in the Wilson Student Union Leander J. Shaw Jr., first African-American Chief Justice on the Florida Supreme Court Wendell Smith, noted African American sportswriter who was influential in the choice of Jackie Robinson to become the first African American player in Major League Baseball Leon Sullivan, Baptist minister, a civil rights leader and social activist, longtime General Motors board member, and an anti-Apartheid activist; Sullivan Hall is named in his honor Reggie B. Walton, Senior United States district judge of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia. Harvey D. Williams, African-American retired United States Army