Alumni News
40 Under 40: Arion Long, Femly
Get to know these up-and-comers in Greater Baltimore business and learn what motivates them. One of this year's 40 Under 40 is Morgan alum Arion Long, CEO of Femly.
Associated Black Charities Taps Morgan State Alum as Next CEO
Associated Black Charities on Monday named Chrissy M. Thornton, the current head of a Columbia-based healthcare association, as its new president and CEO. She is a graduate of Morgan State University, where she earned a bachelor's degree in sociology.
Meet Morgan Alum Baldwin Williams, Who Speaks for the Cats—Hilariously—In Videos
Growing up, Baldwin Williams Jr. loved cartoons—he initially wanted to be an animator, but when he was 10, he discovered the world of voiceover. When he went to college at Baltimore's Morgan State University, he interned at the school's radio station, WEAA-FM, not just doing voice work, but also learning how to produce and edit his own material—ultimately parlaying those skills.
The Legacy is Alive: HBCU Pride Runs Strong in These Social Media Influencers
Historically black colleges and universities, largely known as HBCUs, have long stood as a beacon of opportunity for Black students across the nation. These revered institutions served as foundational spaces where careers were forged and these four individuals all found their life paths while attending their respective HBCUs while adding to that rich and lasting legacy. For this story, Cassius spoke with a talented quartet of individuals across several industries within the tech, sports, fashion, and entertainment sectors, included among which was Morgan alum - DJ Heat.
Devoted Educator, Morgan Alumnus, Starts Smoothie Stores, Hires Former Students
The bulk of Victorious Hall’s career was spent working at Oxon Hill Middle School. Mentoring was Hall’s college job in Baltimore City. Initially, he was studying business management at Morgan State University. Hall currently works as a consultant training teachers in schools across the nation. Spizzy has become his real-life classroom.
Power 10: Shelonda Stokes, Downtown Partnership of Baltimore
The fifth annual Power 10 honorees were chosen by the Baltimore Business Journal's editorial team out of dozens of nominations from the public, and some staff selections. These are the individuals you want keynoting your event, sitting on your board and chairing your nonprofit's gala. They're familiar names who earned that recognition through hard work and success.
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