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I hope I can submit this as information regarding an African American Associate Professor in the Law/Justice Department of Rowan University, Glassboro, New Jersey. Professor Stanley B. Yeldell has been employment art said University for more than 43 years. The University is only 85 years old. He is the first African American within said Department. and he was selected by the Humanities and Social Sciences College to be the Grand Marshall of the Graduation on May 9, 2017. This was the first time an African American was selected to be a Grand Marshall at this predominately white University. During the graduation ceremony he was honored a being the most prominent professor of the entire University. There are more than 600 Professors employed at said University. Finally if this is news worthy and get printed then God Bless the Journal