
The Prep School Negro Meet our PSN of the week: Elizabeth Ann James!
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Elizabeth Ann James, prep school alumna of ‘78, was given the chance at an education and has been hooked ever since.

The Prep School Negro This week's PSN: Imani Dawson, Spence School class of '93
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Imani Dawson shares with us her experience at the exclusive, all-girls Spence School, which she attended from the 7th to the 12th grade and graduated in 1993.

The Prep School Negro We are coming to Atlanta this weekend. Are you around?

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And this week we would like you to meet David Ruiz:
http://www.theprepschoolnegro.org/2009/1 0/david-ruiz-a-better-chance-class-of-19 75/
Source: www.theprepschoolnegro.org
Andre Robert Lee grew up in the ghettos of Philadelphia. At 14 years old, he received a full scholarship to attend one of the most prestigious prep schools in the country. Elite education was Andre's way up and out, but at what price. ...

The Prep School Negro Check out this week's PSN: Aretha Amma Sarfo - Pomfret School class of 1991
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Aretha tells us about her unique experience as a Ghanaian in an American prep school.

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This week's PSN: Kareem Lawrence, Executive Producer Sony.com http://www.theprepschoolnegro.org/2009/1 0/kareem-lawrence-executive-producer-son y-com/
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For Kareem Lawrence, Sony executive, the challenges he faced at prep school went beyond race.

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Today we celebrate the efforts of SEED:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/09/27/magazi ne/27Boarding-t.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1
We can understand on a deep level many of the experiences of the SEED Scholars.
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At the SEED School, the assumption is that inner-city students will learn more if they spend the school week living away from home. But can you leave the neighborhood behind?

The Prep School Negro This week's PSN: Denzel Washington
Source: www.theprepschoolnegro.org
“There was a long list of kids in town who weren’t going to make it out of Mount Vernon alive, and for a time I was on that list.” –Denzel Washington

The Prep School Negro PSN of the Week: Joan Countryman, the first African-American to graduate from Germantown Friends School
Source: www.theprepschoolnegro.org
“They can steal your money, but not your education” -- Joan Countryman, the first African-American to graduate from Germantown Friends School, has dedicated her life’s work to education as a student, a teacher, and a leader including heading the opening of the Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for G...

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In or Near Charolottesville, VA this coming Monday?
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Come to our outreach workshop at UVA's Darden Business School.
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Please join the Darden Diversity Office for a viewing of the Andre Robert Lee's new documentary, "The Prep School Negro." Paul Harper, Director of Special Programming in Diversity, will facilitate a discussion between director Andre Robert Lee and Dr. ...

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Check out this week PSN:
http://www.theprepschoolnegro.org/catego ry/psn-of-the-week/
He has a great story to tell.
Keep checking back weekly to hear folks stories!
Source: www.theprepschoolnegro.org
Andre Robert Lee grew up in the ghettos of Philadelphia. At 14 years old, he received a full scholarship to attend one of the most prestigious prep schools in the country. Elite education was Andre's way up and out, but at what price. ...

The Prep School Negro Mon Sept 28 - Come see us at University of Virginia! click link for event info.
Organizational Culture interacts with Personal Identity
Location:Abbott Auditorium, Darden School of Business
Time:6:00PM Monday, September 28th

The Prep School Negro Check out the new website and nominate your favorite Prep School Negro of the Week!

Research examines coping strategies of African-American students in predominantly white schools | Sc
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A new study examining the interactions of black and white high-achieving students in elite, private high schools reveals how today's millennial generation is negotiating race, identity and academic success. ...



















