Howard University - Bison Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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NMTIIK ATI-IN XVHCI

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6 TO KELLY FILLER Foster of Arts. Doctor of Lows. Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences. Professor of Mathematics and Sociology. Howard University. Washington. D. C.. this volume is respectfully dedicated.

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KFJ.l.Y MIl.l.EK was born in Winnsboro. S. C.. July. 1 53. He graduated from Howard University in 188(5. took the degree of A. M. in 1901. and I.L. I), in 1903. Post-graduate work in Mathematics and Physics at Johns Hopkins. 1887-9. Taught Mathematics in the Washington High School, 1889. becoming Professor of Mathematics at Howard University in IS90. and Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences in 19118. as he still remains. Doan Miller i a scholar, author and lecturer of international repute. His writings, appearing in newspapers. Mncrican and foreign magazines, pamphlets, leatlcts. government documents and in bunk form, exert wide influence on public thought and opinion. He has the soul of an artist and an idealist. Ili literary tyle and exuberant vocabulary indicate unusual learning and deep thought. lie is a member of the Acadeim of Political and Social Science, nierican Social Science Nssociation. American Association for the Advancement of Science. National Kdiica-timi Nssociation. Walt Whitman International Fellowship, American Negro Academy ; autltoi -Race Adjustment. 1908; “Out of the I louse of pondage. 1911. Professor Miller’s devotion t« learning, his poise and sclf-posst sion, hi- loyalty to lma Mater and to the race, make him a leader of this generation and a blessing to the young lives wlmsc hearts respond to his kind and gentle touch.