Alumni News

Embracing the Path of Social Work: Nurturing Change and Empowering Communities

7Salutes: Retiring 3-star Lt. General Raymond Dingle from Prince George's County

For 35 years, Lt. General Dingle has devoted his life to his country. Before he joined the military, he was a standout football player in high school and was recruited by a number of schools.

Lieutenant General Raymond Scott Dingle Set to Retire as U.S. Army Surgeon General

Lieutenant General Raymond Scott Dingle is set to retire from his post as the 45th U.S. Army Surgeon General, a role dedicated to serving the American military by providing crucial information to healthcare professionals and patrons.

From Intern to Executive: This Agilent VP is Helping the Next Generation Make it in STEM

Not many people these days can say that they’ve been with the same company for 24 years. Morgan alum Greg MacKenney is one of those who can. MacKenney is VP and general manager of the supplies division at Agilent’s Little Falls location.

Students Learn About Historically Black Colleges & Universities

Middle and high school-aged students from 14 schools across Connecticut had the opportunity to attend a Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) college fair at Dunkin' Park in Hartford.

Morgan Alum and First Graduate of SP2's Social Justice Scholars Program Lands Role on Capitol Hill

Gianni Morsell, the first graduate of the Social Justice Scholars Program at Penn’s School of Social Policy & Practice (SP2) and a recipient of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s John R. Lewis National Racial Equity Initiative Social Justice Fellowship, now works with policymakers in the U.S. House of Representatives to effect social change.