49 Special Articles/Web Pages
Mentorship Creates Network of Mathematicians
ARTICLES
- 3 African American Women x 3 Ph.D.s = One Rare Achievement in Mathematics
- 50 Most Important Blacks in Research Science 2004
- African Americans in Mathematics
by Nathaniel Dean - Book
Review by James Donaldson
African Americans in Mathematics II by Nathaniel Dean, Cassandra McZeal, and Pamela Williams - journal: African Journal of Mathematics
- Africanisms in American Mathematical and Information Sciences and African Fractals by Ron Eglash
- An African Mathematician in the early 1700's
- Anton Amo, African Professor in 18th century Germany
- Benjamin Banneker
- Banneker's Trig puzzle excerpt.
- The Best Journals by Scott Williams
- Black Societies in the Mathematical Sciences in the World
- Black and American Minority Science Organizations Online in the US
- Black Astronomers (pdf) by Robert Fikes
- The most Black Mathematics Ph.D's
Howard (?); Berkeley (21); Maryland (17); Michigan (15); Illinois (9); - IAS: Black Mathematician visitors to the Institute for Advanced Study (11)
- MSRI's Blackwell-Tapia Prize
- Books on African Mathematical Traditions in surprising
places
by Ron Eglash
by Paulus Gerdes - book: Edward Bouchet, The first African Doctorate
- Developing a Career in Mathematics
- Chronology of African American Ph.D.'s in Mathematics
- First HBCU Ph.D. program in Mathematics or A History of Mathematics at Howard University
- Ford Founation Fellows (post-doctoral / predoctoral)
- Free Mathematics Web Journals
- Thomas Fuller, African slave and mathematician and Gerdes books on African Mathematical Traditions
- Caleb Gattegno (1911-1988)
- A Girl's journey to a doctorate in Mathematical Sciences by Cecilia Wangechi Mwathi
- Greatest Black Mathematicians, Who are they?
- Mathematical Patterns in African American Hairstyles by Gloria Gilmer
- Mathematics is Four Dimensional: A Basis for a Professional Master's Degree by William Massey
- Mentorship Creates Network of Mathematicians
- Donald Hill, an appreciation of an opponent of racism
- History of the African Mathematical Union
- A History of Minority Participation in the Southeastern Section of the MAA
- How a White School Got its First Black Student
- Black Mathematics Journals
- Patricia Kenschaft, historian on Black women in Mathematics
- Lee Lorch, an appreciation of an opponent of racism
- An article on African American research scientists by Kenneth R. Manning, Can History Predict the Future?
- A Letter to Graduate Students by Dawn Lott
- Media's Belated Discovery of Black Science Experts by Robert Fikes, Jr.
- Kelly Miller, 1863-1939, first Black to study graduate Mathematics.
- reading list
- R. L. Moore, racist mathematician exemplified
- Review: Reflections on the Black Experience at MIT
- Charles Reason, an African American Mathematician in 1850
- Mathematics in the Countries of Southern Africa (pdf), Realities and Aspirations
- Ph.D. graduates of the Bell Labs/Lucent Technologies CRFP Program by William Massey
- posters on African Americans in Math and Science
- Practice Math Ph.D. Qualifying & Preliminary Exams
- Princeton Full Professor, Black Mathematican
- Pseudo-science and Race - a collection of arguments against the Bell Curve and similar genetic racial flotsam.
- Research Books by Black Research Mathematicians
- Statistics - Percentage of Mathematicians who are Black
- The Stephens Method, and The Morgan-Potsdam Model for teaching undergraduate mathematics
- TIME LINE
- Transfigural Mathematics: The Journal | Lere O. Shakunle, journal editor | The Matran School
- Unfulfilled Tomorrows, working with students with a weak background
- Unknown
- Francis Williams, Jamaican Mathematician 1702-1770
