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Byrd Prillerman: Prominent African American Educator & President of West Virginia Collegiate Institute

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Byrd Prillerman was one of the most prominent African American educators and former president of West Virginia Collegiate Institute (West Virgina State College). Prillerman received a bachelor of science degree from Knoxville College in 1889; master of arts degree at Westminster, New Wilmington, Pa., in 1894, and a degree in literature from Selma University in […]

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