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50th Anniversary of African Americans in Residence

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W&M Milestones: 50 Years and Beyond

Hulon LaVaughan Willis (1951-1956):

Edward Augustus Travis (1951-1954):

Miriam Johnson Carter (1955-1956):

Oscar Houser Blayton (1963-1965):

Lynn Briley, Janet Brown and Karen Ely (1967-1971):

Warren W. Buck III (M.S. '70, Ph.D. '76, D.Sc. '13:

Warren E. Winston, Jr. (B.A. '73 ):

Viola Baskerville '73:

Trudier Harris (1973-1979):

Sharon Coles-Stewart (J.D. '75):

Marvin Hedgepeth (M.A.’75):

Brian K. Blount ('78):

Carroll Hardy, Ph.D.:

Joanne Braxton (1980-Present):

Berhanu Abegaz (1982-Present):

Erica Holloman (Ph.D. Marine Science '12):

Dr. Shantá Hinton:

Dr. Shantá Hinton:

Came to William & Mary in 2010, and in 2016 became the first Black faculty member to be tenured and promoted in Biology or any of the sciences. She gave the fall 2017 Tack Lecture on October 4th. Her topic was "It's a marvelous night for a Brain Dance! So grab on, and hold on....like MK-STYX."

Hulon LaVaughan Willis (1951-1956):

Edward Augustus Travis (1951-1954):

Miriam Johnson Carter (1955-1956):

Oscar Houser Blayton (1963-1965):

Lynn Briley, Janet Brown and Karen Ely (1967-1971):

Warren W. Buck III (M.S. '70, Ph.D. '76, D.Sc. '13:

Warren E. Winston, Jr. (B.A. '73 ):

Viola Baskerville '73:

Trudier Harris (1973-1979):

Sharon Coles-Stewart (J.D. '75):

Marvin Hedgepeth (M.A.’75):

Brian K. Blount ('78):

Carroll Hardy, Ph.D.:

Joanne Braxton (1980-Present):

Berhanu Abegaz (1982-Present):

Erica Holloman (Ph.D. Marine Science '12):

Dr. Shantá Hinton:

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