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  1. African American Scholars at Case

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    African American Scholars at Case is a digital initiative that focuses on the presence of African Americans at Case Western Reserve University since its inception. The project seeks to preserve and make widely available information about the contributions of African ...
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    African American Scholars at Case is a digital initiative that focuses on the presence of African Americans at Case Western Reserve University since its inception. The project seeks to preserve and make widely available information about the contributions of African Americans to the University and to both the local and global communities. The exhibit is based on Profile of Distinguished Black Alumni at Case Western Reserve University, published by Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs (Retired), Gwendolyn G. Johnson. The project is a collaborative effort between the Kelvin Smith Library, Ms. Johnson, and the University Archives.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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    http://hdl.handle.net/2186/ksl:johaas00

  2. African American Scholars without images

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    Biographies of scholars without exhibit images. Dr. Joseph Carroll, Class of 1893. Educated in the Cleveland school system, Dr. Joseph Carroll graduated from the Western Reserve University Medical School in 1893. In 1900, he volunteered for the armed services in the...
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    Biographies of scholars without exhibit images. Dr. Joseph Carroll, Class of 1893. Educated in the Cleveland school system, Dr. Joseph Carroll graduated from the Western Reserve University Medical School in 1893. In 1900, he volunteered for the armed services in the Philippines. After completing two years of service, he returned to Cleveland. Dr. George H. Wilson, Class of 1893. Dr. Wilson maintained a barber business to help finance his education at Western Reserve University Medical School. He graduated in 1893 and set up residence in the Schofield Building. He remained there until his death in 1905. Dr. Wilson was an elocutionist and writer. He wrote "Midnight on Baltimore," a dramatic naval sketch, which was presented in Cleveland. Dr. Leroy Bundy, Class of 1903. Dr. Bundy graduated from the Western Reserve University Dental School but did not open an office. Instead, he worked for the Woodcliff Dentists, an advertising dental office. He later made several unsuccessful attempts to establish offices in Detroit and Chicago and finally settled in St. Louis. Eventually, Dr. Bundy returned to Cleveland and established a practice. In 1930, he entered politics and was elected to the City Council, a position he held for ten years.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  3. Alexander H Martin

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    Alexander H. Martin, Class of 1895  Mr. Martin graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Adelbert College in 1895. He was one of six African American members of the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society in the 19th century. After graduation, Mr. Martin enrolled in the Western Res...
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    Alexander H. Martin, Class of 1895  Mr. Martin graduated Phi Beta Kappa from Adelbert College in 1895. He was one of six African American members of the Phi Beta Kappa honorary society in the 19th century. After graduation, Mr. Martin enrolled in the Western Reserve University Law School and at the end of his second year (1897) passed the state bar exam. Mr. Martin was then admitted to the bar a full year before his graduation. He practiced with John M. Anderson and later helped organize a republican club. Mr. Martin became the first president of the club. In 1934, Mr. Martin received the endorsement of the Cleveland Bar Association for appointment to a vacant Common Pleas Court seat. However, the governor did not accept the endorsement. Mr. Martin practiced in Cleveland until his death in 1962.  
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  4. Anthony J. Whitehead

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    Anthony J. Whitehead, Class of 1915. Dr. Whitehead graduated from the Western Reserve University Dental School. He established and maintained a practice in Cleveland.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  5. Armen Glaster Evans

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    Armen Glaster Evans, Class of 1920.  Dr. Evans enrolled in Adelbert College in 1913. He combined three years of college and four years of medical school. As a student, he joined others to fight and work hard to establish Alpha Phi Alpha (Pi Chapter) on the Wes...
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    Armen Glaster Evans, Class of 1920.  Dr. Evans enrolled in Adelbert College in 1913. He combined three years of college and four years of medical school. As a student, he joined others to fight and work hard to establish Alpha Phi Alpha (Pi Chapter) on the Western Reserve University campus. Dr. Evans served on the staffs of Rainbow Babies and Childrens's and St. Luke's hospitals. In 1960-61, he served as president of the old Western Reserve University Medical Alumni Assiociation. He passed away in Cleveland on September 12, 1975.  
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  6. Barbara Nichols

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    Barbara Nichols graduated from the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Boston. In 1966, she earned a B.S. in Nursing from Case's Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, and an M.S. in Behavorial Disabilities from the University of Wisconsin. Over the...
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    Barbara Nichols graduated from the Massachusetts Memorial Hospital School of Nursing in Boston. In 1966, she earned a B.S. in Nursing from Case's Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing, and an M.S. in Behavorial Disabilities from the University of Wisconsin. Over the course of her career, Ms. Nichols has held 23 offices in professional associations including President of the American Nurses Association (1978-82) and President of the American Society for Health Care Education and Training. She served as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Council of Nurses and as the Chairperson of the American Journal of Nursing Company. Ms. Nichols also served as Visiting Professor at the University of Wisconsin School of Nursing in Madison and Milwaukee. Prior to this, she was the Secretary of the Department of Regulation and Licensing for the Wisconsin State Government. In this cabinet position, she was responsible for licensing and regulations for 26 diverse occupations ranging from boxing to nursing.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  7. Betty Leola Smith Williams

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    Dr. Betty Leola Smith Williams received her Master's degree in nursing from the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing in 1954. She received her undergraduate degree, Bachelor of Science, from Howard University in Washington. Both her Ph.D in Public Health and her Ma...
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    Dr. Betty Leola Smith Williams received her Master's degree in nursing from the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing in 1954. She received her undergraduate degree, Bachelor of Science, from Howard University in Washington. Both her Ph.D in Public Health and her Master's in Mental Health Nursing were awarded by the University of California, Los Angeles. Dr. Williams is the first woman and first African American elected as a public member of the Board of Directors of Blue Cross of Southern California. She founded the Los Angeles Council of Black Nurses and is one of the founding members of the National Black Nurses Association.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  8. Carl A. Rouse

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    Carl A. Rouse, Class of 1951. Born in 1926, Dr. Rouse graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree in physics and a minor in mathematics. He then attended the California Institute of Technology where he earned his M.S. in 1953. He earned ...
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    Carl A. Rouse, Class of 1951. Born in 1926, Dr. Rouse graduated from the Case Institute of Technology with a bachelor's degree in physics and a minor in mathematics. He then attended the California Institute of Technology where he earned his M.S. in 1953. He earned his doctorate in physics, again with a minor in math, from Caltech in 1956. Dr. Rouse is internationally known for his work in solar and astrophysics, numerical simulation of large scale fluid flows, and plasma physcis. He won recognition for his approach to stellar structure calculations, including an unusual solar model. Dr. Rouse has written numerous articles and commentaries including:"Interior Structure of the Sun," Nature, 1969. "A Method for the Numerical Calculation of Hydrodynamic Flow and Radiation Diffusion by Implicit Differencing," Journal of the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics, Vol. 9, No. 1 (Mar., 1961), pp. 127-135. For further reading see: "National Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure: Archives"
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  9. Clemence Greene

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    Clemence Greene, Class of 1915. Ms. Greene received her degree in Pharmacology from Western Reserve University. She was the first African American and the first African American female to graduate from the School of Pharmacology. Ms. Greene established Greene's Drug ...
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    Clemence Greene, Class of 1915. Ms. Greene received her degree in Pharmacology from Western Reserve University. She was the first African American and the first African American female to graduate from the School of Pharmacology. Ms. Greene established Greene's Drug Store on East 40th and Central Avenue in the 1920's.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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  10. Curtis F. Jefferson

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    Curtis F. Jefferson, Class of 1978. Dr. Jefferson was awarded a Ph.D in Mathematics. He served as Vice President for Institutional Development at Cuyahoga Community College and served on numerous boards and committees.
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    Johnson, Gwendolyn G.; Adeyemon, Earnestine
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