guitarist and entrepreneur, Musician's Hall of Fame Doak S. Campbell (1888-1973), 1st President of Florida State University Fred Coe (1914-1979), television producer and director, Peabody and Emmy winner Shirley Collado (B.A., 1994), 9th President of Ithaca College Compton Newby Crook (1908-1981), American science fiction writer, Hugo Award winner, namesake of the Compton Crook Award Julia Lester Dillon (1871-1959), teacher, landscape architect, and writer Herman Lee Donovan (1887-1964), 4th President of the University of Kentucky Ruth Denson Edwards (1893-1978), American hymnwriter and figure in the Sacred Harp movement J. McRee Elrod (1932-2016), Methodist activist for the Civil Rights Movement, anti-war and gay pride movements Tipper Gore (1948– ), activist, 35th Second Lady of the United States Red Grooms (born 1937), New York-based pop artist E. Bruce Heilman (1926-2019), 5th Chancellor of the University of Richmond Sylvia Hyman (1917–2012), American sculptor and ceramic artist William Inge (1913–1973), Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright, best known for Picnic Z. T. Johnson (1897-1981), 8th President of Asbury University Connie Kasari, founding member of the Center for Autism Research and Treatment (CART) at UCLA Anne Gamble Kennedy (1920-2001), pianist, professor and accompanist for the Fisk Jubilee Singers Matthew Washington Kennedy (1921-2014), American classical pianist and composer Allie Beth Martin (1914-1976), President of the American Library Association Howard Justus McGinnis (1882–1971), 3rd President of East Carolina University Edward C. Merrill Jr. (1920-1995), 4th President of Gallaudet University Scott Douglas Miller, President of Virginia Wesleyan University, former president of Bethany College, Wesley College, and Lincoln Memorial University Charles N. Millican (1916–2010), founding President of University of Central Florida Fred Tom Mitchell (1891-1953), 10th President of Mississippi State University Bettie Page (1923–2008), American pop culture icon J. Percy Priest (1900-1956), teacher, journalist, United States Representative from Tennessee (1941–1956) Sylvia Lyons Render (1913–1986), academic, educator, and curator at the Library of Congress Martha E. Rogers (1914–1994) nursing theorist, creator of the science of unitary human beings Christine Sadler (1902–1983), pioneer female journalist; reporter and Sunday editor, The Washington Post; Washington D.C. editor, McCall's John Seigenthaler (1927-2014), founding editorial director of USA Today, founder of the First Amendment Center John Ridley Stroop (1897-1973), psychologist known for discovering the Stroop effect John Abner Snell (1880-1936), medical missionary and superintendent of Soochow Hospital Julie Tien (1937– ), Taiwanese politician and activist, National Women's League of Taiwan Robert Turner (1920-2012), Canadian composer, appointed Order of Canada in 2002 Theodore Wachs (1941- ), American psychologist on development