
Howard U. Launches PhD Program to Diversify Atmospheric Science
Vernon Morris, the first African American to earn a doctorate in Earth and atmospheric sciences from Georgia Tech, established a groundbreaking PhD program at Howard University to address the lack of Black scientists in the field. This initiative, launched in 2001, has since produced a significant number of African American and Latinx PhD graduates, contributing vital expertise to areas like airborne particle processes and global climate modeling, thereby enriching weather and climate forecasting.

















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