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2000 (15/597 Americans) Kim Woodson Barnette; Serge A. Bernard; Shea Burns; Illya V. Hicks; Keith E. Howard; Tasha Inniss; Otis B. Jennings; Sean Paul; Selemon Getachew; Sherry Scott; Talitha M. Washington; Kimberly Weems;

2001 (14/494 American) Jamylle L. Carter; Naiomi T. Cameron; Shurron M. Farmer; Jeffery Fleming; Russell Goward; Leona Harris; Rudy Horne, Jr.; Clifford Johnson; Daniel R.Krashen; Lynnell Matthews; Jillian McLeod; Shona Davidson Morgan; Kimberly Flagg Sellers; Idris Stoval; Craig Sutton; Talitha M. Washington;

2002 (12/418 Americans) Gabriel Ayine; Martial Marie-Paul Agueh; Louis Beaugris; Nancy Glenn; Jean-Michelet Jean-Michel; Djivede A. Kelome; Lynelle Matthews; Jillian McLeod; Iris Gugu Moche; Tolu Okusanya; Jean M. Tchuenche; Howard Thompson; Gikiri Thuo; Donald C. Williams;

2003 (16/499 Americans) Sammani D. Abdullahi; Gerard M. Awanou; Sharon Clarke; Berhane T. Ghaim; Jean-Michelet Jean-Michel; Llolsten Kaonga; Nolan MacMurray; Monica Jackson; Kasso Okoudjou; Miranda I. Teboh-Ewungkem; Archie Wilmer III;

2004 (5) Clifton Ealy III; Milton H. Nash; Donald Outing; Rachel E. Vincent; Rene-Michel Shumbusho;

North American Ph.D. or citizenship - the parenthesis is the number of African American Math Ph.D.s out of the number of American Ph.D.s

TOTALS we have 336+? = ?; 75+? = ?

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