Early African American Microbiologists - Making Contributions - Overcoming Barriers

This course explores the contributions and challenges faced by early African American microbiologists. By the end of the course, learners will understand the significant roles played by individuals such as William Augustus Hinton, Ruth Moore Hinton, and others in the field. The course covers topics like the experiences of these microbiologists, their impact on the field, and concludes with a discussion on their legacies. The teaching method involves presenting the biographies and achievements of these microbiologists. This course is intended for individuals interested in the history of microbiology, particularly focusing on the contributions of African American scientists.