Morgan State’s Graves School Faculty Earn International Recognition for Research Advancing Inclusive Entrepreneurship

Morgan State University faculty are gaining national and international recognition for research that is reshaping how entrepreneurship can drive economic mobility in underserved communities.

Two scholars from the University’s Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management (Graves School), Golshan Javadian, Ph.D., associate professor for Business Administration and Angela Dukes, adjunct professor, have received the Best in Track Award for Entrepreneurship at the Society for Advancement of Management’s (SAM) International Business Conference. The honor was received for their collaborative paper entitled “Systematic Review of Entrepreneurship Training for the Underserved and Underrepresented Communities: Design, Delivery, and Impact.” For more information, click here.