TRANSCRIPT: Interview with Yaw D. Yeboah, 1996

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Text-to-speak narration of an MIT Black History Project oral history interview conducted by Clarence G. Williams for Technology and the Dream (MIT Press, 2001) on November 22, 1996.

Yaw D. Yeboah '75, SM '75, ScD '79 (originally known as Joseph Yeboah) of Samreboi, Ghana earned four degrees in four years--Bachelors in chemistry, chemical engineering, and management, and a Masters in chemical-engineering practice.

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Timeline: 1990s

School: School of EngineeringSchool of ScienceSloan School of Management

Department: Chemical EngineeringChemistryManagement

Career: Business & FinanceEducationEngineeringScience

Object: Document

Collection: Africa(n), Clarence G. Wiliams, Honors, Rising Voices 1995-Present, Students

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