July 13, 2007
2 Black Scholars Leave Penn; Longtime President of Financial-Aid Group Retires; Ohio U. Trustees Reappoint President
DOUBLE DEPARTURE: The University of Pennsylvania is losing two prominent professors who study black community and culture.
Elijah Anderson, a sociologist known for his work examining urban inequality, is moving to Yale University, and Michael Eric Dyson, an ordained Baptist minister, author, and commentator, is taking a position at Georgetown University.
Mr. Anderson, 63, has worked at Penn for 32 years. During that time, he became known for his studies of the black experience
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