Dr. Adekunle Adejumo is a results-driven public health professional and program development specialist with extensive experience designing, implementing, and evaluating educational and corporate training programs. He is deeply committed to advancing educational access and workforce readiness through innovative continuing education and training initiatives.

At Morgan State University's Center for Continuing and Professional Studies (CCPS), Dr. Adejumo leads strategic efforts to create non-credit and professional development programs that serve adult learners, industry partners, and underserved communities. His role encompasses the full lifecycle of program development—from needs assessment and instructional design to implementation, monitoring, and impact evaluation—ensuring that both educational and corporate training offerings are responsive, outcomes-focused, and aligned with stakeholder needs.

With a diverse academic and professional background in veterinary medicine and public health, Dr. Adejumo brings a global, interdisciplinary perspective to his work. He has a strong track record of developing training programs that uplift vulnerable populations, including refugees, orphans, and individuals impacted by the criminal justice system. His work often centers on addressing the social determinants of health and education through equitable, community-based solutions.

Dr. Adejumo holds a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) and a Master of Public Health (MPH), and is recognized for his analytical acumen, cross-sector collaboration, and commitment to educational equity. At CCPS, he plays a critical role in continuing education initiatives, supporting curriculum development, stakeholder engagement, CEU compliance, and data-driven program evaluation. Known for his technical expertise and collaborative leadership, Dr. Adejumo contributes meaningfully to Morgan State’s mission to empower lifelong learners and strengthen communities.