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Black History Month 2022

1 February 2022 3,169 views 6 Comments
In celebration of Black History Month, we recognize the innovative mathematical statistician Annie T. Randall, along with 11 individuals from the Black/African American collective who have made tremendous contributions to the statistics field. The 12 featured individuals have had success as professors, researchers, volunteers, and health care professionals.

Adrian Coles

Rhonda D. Fitzgerald

Melody Goodman

Brittany Dane Green

Reneé H. Moore

Sharina D. Person

Annie T. Randall

Alisa Stephens-Shields

Briana Joy Stephenson

Loni Philip Tabb

Therri Usher

Sydeaka Watson
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    • India McDaniel said:

      Dr. Rhonda D. Fitzgerald was my professor for probability and statistics (part2). She’s an amazing professor and it’s awesome that she and 11 other individuals are being recognized for their hard work and dedication to the statistic field.

      # 1 February 2022 at 1:59 pm
    • Joe Kennedy said:

      Praises to God for his blessings to our heroes and heroins. This history cannot be erased as long S we remember and shout it out

      # 1 February 2022 at 4:29 pm
    • Marilyn Kennedy-Streeter said:

      Congratulations to all 12 of the individuals who have made tremendous contributions to the statistics field. It is great to be recognize for everything you do. I am so proud of my niece, Dr. Briana Joy Stephenson. Dr. B may you continue to excel at everything you do.

      # 2 February 2022 at 1:24 am
    • Scarlett Bellamy said:

      An incredible group of folks who individually and collectively inspire me every day!!

      # 4 February 2022 at 10:38 am
    • Deb Oglesby said:

      I am so very proud of the African American statisticians who have, through their contributions,changed our lives for the better. They continue to pave the way for Black little boys and little Black girls to see them, hear them, and aspire to be them. I am especially proud of my niece, Renee H. Moore, whose initiatives will continue to change our community. Black History will recognize them for years to come. Congratulations!

      # 4 February 2022 at 7:21 pm
    • Keisha Brown said:

      It would be awesome to have a poster created like AMS’s. https://www.ams.org/posters

      # 16 February 2022 at 2:21 pm