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Open Access Baltimore Brings Free Support to Food Entrepreneurs
A new web resource supporting food entrepreneurship in Baltimore is open for business. Morgan State University has partnered with the City of Baltimore and the Aspen Institute to release Open Access Baltimore, a free online portal with resources to help budding entrepreneurs in the food industry get started.
New Morgan St. Program Offers Pathway for Baltimore’s Food Entrepreneurs
Morgan State University, in partnership with the city of Baltimore, Monday released Open Access Baltimore, a free one-stop-shop online portal for student and community food entrepreneurs to find and utilize local resources for capital, permitting and licensing and training that will help them plan, launch, and grow their businesses in Baltimore.
Creating Pathways for Baltimore’s Food Entrepreneurs: Morgan State, City of Baltimore and Food & Society at the Aspen Institute Launch Open Access Baltimore
Baltimore Becomes Third City to Launch a New Web Portal Designed to Help Small Food Entrepreneurs Navigate Planning, Launching, and Growing Successful Businesses
Unpaid Work Experience Is a Requirement That Harms Students in Social Work, Nursing, and Teaching
In Maryland, student teachers like Morgan State University's Jailyn Bridgeforth, 21, are working to get state laws passed that would compensate student teachers, according to reporting from the National Education Association.
New Education Law Provides Millions in Funding to Help Teacher Shortage
A new Maryland law is on the books to address critical teacher shortages in the state. Officials hope it will be in place in time to start making a difference in the fall of 2023.
Leadership Potential: Morgan Student Dominique Turner
Dominique Turner, a fourth-year Ph.D. student in higher education administration at Morgan State, an HBCU in Maryland has seen a shift in higher education that makes his skill set more desirable in a university president.
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Department of Advanced Studies, Leadership and Policy
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