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Marjorie Holloman Parker
(1917-2006)
A.M. ’51, Ph.D. ’51
Public education advocate; presidential appointee to City Council in Washington, D.C.; University of the District of Columbia Board of Trustees; one of the first African Americans listed in Green Book |
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James B. Parsons
(1911-1993)
A.M. ’46, J.D. ’49
First African-American Federal District Court Judge (1991-92) |
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Myrtle Potter
A.B. ’80
Founder and operator of The Chapman Group; former executive vice president and COO of Commercial Operations of Genentech Inc.; former president of Bristol-Myers Squibb |
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Roderick W. Pugh
Ph.D. 49
Clinical Psychologist; diplomat, American Board of Professional Psychology; author and orator |
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Ellis E. Reid, III
(1934 - 2007)
J.D. ’59
Former Presiding Justice, Illinois Appellate Court, First District, 5th Division |
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Linda Johnson Rice
LAB ’75
President and CEO of Johnson Publishing Company, Inc. |
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John W. Rogers, Jr.
LAB ’76
Founder, chairman, CEO & chief investment officer, lead portfolio manager of Ariel Capital Management; University of Chicago trustee; board member of the Laboratory Schools |
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John W. Rogers
J.D. ’48
Judge, Juvenile Division of the Cook County Circuit Court; combat veteran and captain, 99th Fighter Squadron (Tuskegee Airmen) |
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Bryan Samuels
A.M. ’93
Former director of the Illinois Department of Children and Family Services |
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Eileen Southern
(1920 - 2002)
A.B. ’40, Ph.D. ’41
First African-American female professor at Harvard; holder of honorary doctorate from Columbia University; musicologist, reasearcher, author and teacher |
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Thomas Sowell
Ph.D. ’68
Economist; Rose and Milton Friedman Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution of Stanford University Stanford University (1980-present); winner of the National Humanities Medal, 2003; winner of the Francis Boyer Award, 1990 |
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Brent Staples
A.M. ’76, Ph.D. ’82
Editorial writer for the New York Times (1990-present); winner of the Anisfield Wolff Book Award for his memoir Parallel Time: Growing Up in Black and White (1994) |
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Ken Taylor
Ph.D. ’84
Chair of the Philosophy Department at Stanford University and cohost of public-radio show Philosophy Talk |
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Clifford R. Wharton, Jr.
Ph.D. ’58
Former chairman and CEO of TIAA-CREF (1987-93); President of Michigan State University (1970-78); Chancellor of the State University of New York System (1978-87); Deputy Secretary of State (Clinton Administration, 1993) |
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Eric Whitaker
M.D. 93
Executive Vice President for Strategic Affiliations and Associate Dean for Community-Based Research, University of Chicago Medical Center; nationally recognized public health authority and expert on minority health issues |
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Edward L. Wilkerson
A.B.75
Jazz composer, arranger, musician, and educator; founder and director 8 Bold Souls and Shadow Vignettes |
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J. Ernest Wilkins Jr.
S.B.40, S.M.41, Ph.D.42.
Received Ph.D. in mathematics at age 19; second African American elected to National Academy of Engineering |
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Carter G. Woodson
(1875-1950)
A.B. ’08, A.M. ’08
Historian and founder of Negro History Week (1926), which evolved into Black History Month |
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Ava Youngblood
M.B.A. ’85
President and CEO of Youngblood Executive Search, Inc.; Strategic Planning Consultant, developed Competitive Intelligence program for Amoco Corporation (BP) |
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