Harvard Portraiture Project to Honor Black Lacrosse Player Lucien Alexis Jr. '42 | News
Harvard Portraiture Project to Honor Black Lacrosse Player Lucien Alexis Jr. ’42 | News | The Harvard Crimson
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Harvard Portraiture Project to Honor Black Lacrosse Player Lucien Alexis Jr. ’42 | News | The Harvard Crimson
In dentistry, there have been many Black trailblazers who paved the way for future generations. Here are four Black dentists who have made a lasting impact.
Enlivening an Adams House space during the relative calm of Wintersession, Stephen Coit ’71, M.B.A. ’77, and William Shen ’22, HMS ’26, co-taught a two-day portraiture workshop.
By any measure, William Augustus Hinton’s achievements were remarkable. Born in 1883 to former slaves, Hinton earned a bachelor of science degree at Harvard in 1905. After teaching for several years, he entered Harvard Medical School, competing for and winning prestigious scholarships. In 1912 he earned his MD with honors. Still, it was not enough.
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