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Abdulalim A. Shabazz (May 22, 1927-June 25, 2014) was a highly respected scholar and the first endowed professor of mathematics at Grambling State University (2007-2014), he has been widely credited with training directly or indirectly nearly half of all African Americans who have earned doctorate degrees in mathematics in the United States.

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Shabazz also served at Lincoln University (1998-2000) in Pennsylvania as chair and associate professor of mathematics and computer science, the Tuskegee Institute (1956-1957) as assistant professor of mathematics, and at Clark Atlanta University (1957-1963; 1986-1995) as associate professor and department chair during his distinguished career.

In 2000, President Bill Clinton honored him with a National Mentor award. He held a A.B. (1949) in Mathematics and Chemistry from Lincoln University (with honors) with minors in French and physics; a Master of Science in