Academic Affairs News

Forbes Names 2024 HBCU Scholars

Pathway to Success: Getting Started as a Leader of Teaching and Learning Development - Interview with Dr. Laura Dorsey-Elson

OneHE interviews higher education experts as part of an effort to provide free resources for new and aspiring leaders of teaching and learning, drawing on the experience and insights of successful Directors of Centers of Teaching and Learning (CTLs).

Eight Morgan State University Faculty Ranked Among ‘World’s Top 2% of Scientists’

Current Faculty Members Appear in Stanford University’s Global Ranking of Foremost Scientific Scholars in Academia

Leading a CTL in Times of Change and Uncertainty

Leaders of centers of teaching and learning (CTLs) face complex expectations, constraints, and opportunities as higher education stands at a pivotal moment in its history.

Survey Results Reveal Residents' Opinions of Baltimore City Police

A new survey on the perception of Baltimore police shows how far they've come, and how far they still have to go in gaining the community's trust. This is the second survey conducted under the federal consent decree.

A Humanistic Approach to Leadership in Higher Education

Historically, university leadership (Presidents and Provosts) have come from STEM and business fields. Morgan's Dr. Patricia Williams Dockery, an associate vice president for Academic Affairs and a social scientist, examines the importance of humanities and fine arts faculty in university leadership roles.