Rev. Dr. Julian Ellison Jr.

Retired Economist

Julian Ellison

A Timeline of Professional Milestones

1942

Dr. Ellison is born in Albany, Georgia to Julian and Johnnie Ruth Ellison.

1960

Dr. Ellison serves in the U.S. Army for six years, rising in the ranks to sergeant.

1967

Dr. Ellison receives a Bachelor of Arts from Lincoln University and becomes an intern for the U.S. Department of Defense in Washington, D.C.

1968

Dr. Ellison becomes an economist for the New York City Community Development Administration.

1968

Dr. Ellison becomes Charter member of Caucus of Black Economists of the American Economic Association, now known as the NEA.

1969

Dr. Ellison becomes an economic planner for the Brownsville Community Council in Brooklyn, New York.

1970

Dr. Ellison becomes an instructor of economics and Afro-American studies at Brooklyn College.

1972

Dr. Ellison receives a Master of Arts from Columbia University and becomes a senior economist at the Black Economic Research Center in New York, New York.

1974

Dr. Ellison receives a Doctor of Philosophy from Columbia University.

1976

Dr. Ellison is appointed president and director of Mid-Atlantic Economic Research Corporation in Washington, D.C.

1977

Dr. Ellison becomes an instructor at the College of New Rochelle and an assistant professor at Hunter College.

1977

Dr. Ellison is appointed director of economic development programs for the National Rural Center in Washington, D.C.

1983

Dr. Ellison becomes a visiting assistant professor and research associate at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.

1990

Dr. Ellison authors “Abram L. Harris, Junior, Economist: A Biography.”

1991

Dr. Ellison becomes an economist for the U.S. Treasury Department.

2002

Dr. Ellison serves as editor of “The Economic Theory of Transfer Pricing.”

2003

Dr. Ellison receives a Certificate of Ministry from the New York Theological Seminary.

2004

Dr. Ellison retires as an economist.

2012

Dr. Ellison receives a Master of Ministry from the New York Theological Seminary.

2014

Dr. Ellison receives a Doctor of Ministry from the New York Theological Seminary.

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