African-Americans in the Sciences
with specific consideration given to
wPercy Julianw

Description

African Americans in the Sciences ExhibitThe African-Americans in the Sciences exhibit came about when Dr. Michael F. Rettig, Professor of Chemistry initiated putting together a display for Dr. Percy Lavon Julian, one of the greatest African American scientists. With the help of Maya Henderson of African-Americans United in Science (AAUS), the Science Library was more than happy to help make it possible.

In highlighting a few of the many African American scientists and inventors we strive to provide recognition and awarness.


More Images of Exhibit

Books in exhibit     Percy L. Julian commemorative stamp

African-Americans in Science (pdf)

 

Timeline
of Percy
Julian (pdf)
 

 

Biography
and Patent for Preparation of
Cortisone (pdf)

African-American Inventions (pdf)


This exhibit designed February 2007 by Julie Mason,
Margarita Yonezawa and Maya Henderson with AAUS.
Special thanks to Dr. Michael F. Rettig, Professor of Chemistry for initiating
this exhibit and the use of the Percy Lavon Julian commemorative stamp.

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Last modified: 1/3/2008 4:51 PM by by M. Yonezawa