Person Detail: Roy S Bryce-Laporte

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General Information:
Full Name: Roy S Bryce-Laporte
Biography: (1933-2012) Author. Roy S. Bryce-Laporte was born in Panama City and died in Sykesville, Maryland. He was an assistant sociology professor at Hunter College.
Author's Timeline:
1933		(Unknown) County Roy Simon Bryce-Laporte was born in Panama City on September 7, 1933.
2012		(Unknown) County Roy S. Bryce-Laporte died in Sykesville, Maryland, on July 31, 2012.
1972		(Unknown) County Black Immigrants: The Experience Of Invisibility And Inequality (Pub: Journal of Black Studies, v.3, pp.20-56 (1972) ISBN: ) Nonfiction.
1979		(Unknown) County Sourcebook on the New Immigration (Pub: Transaction Publishers ISBN: 0878553053 / 978-0878553051 ) Nonfiction edited by Roy S. Bryce-Laporte.
1981		(Unknown) County Female Immigrants To The United States: Caribbean, Latin American, And African Experiences (Pub: Reasearch Institute on Immigration and Ethnic Studies ISBN: ) Nonfiction edited by Delores M. Mortimer and Roy S. Brice-Laporte.
1976		(Unknown) County Alienation In Contemporry Society: A Multidisciplinary Examination (Pub: Praeger Publishers Inc ISBN: 0275098001 / 978-0275098001) Nonfiction edited by Roy S. Bryce-Laporte and Claudewell S. Thomas.
1986		(Unknown) County Give Me Your Tired, Your Poor--?: Voluntary Black Migration To The United States: An Exhibition At The Schomburg Center For Res (Pub: New York Public Library ISBN: ) Nonfiction.
1976		(Unknown) County Exploratory Fieldwork On Latino Migrants And Indochinese Refugees (Pub: Research Institute on Immigration and Ethnic Studies ISBN: ) Nonfiction by Roy S. Bryce-Laporte and Stephen R. Couch.
1976		(Unknown) County Caribbean Immigration To The United States (Pub: Smithsonian Institution Press ISBN: ) Nonfiction by Roy S. Bryce-Laporte and Delores M Mortimer.
1985		(Unknown) County Caribbean Immigrations And Their Implications For The United States (Pub: Latin American Program, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars ISBN: ) Nonfiction.
1962		(Unknown) County Social Relations And Cultural Persistence (Or Change) Among Jamaicans In A Rural Area Of Costa Rica Nonfiction.
?		New York County Professor Bryce-Laporte taught at Hunter College in Manhattan, New York.
?		Richmond County Professor Bryce-Laporte taught at the College of Staten Island.
?		Onondaga County Professor Bryce-Laporte taught at Syracuse University.
?		Madison County Professor Bryce-Laporte taught at Colgate University in Hamilton, New York.