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Category: Community
State Funding of Morgan Research Centers Supports R1 Aspirations While Addressing Societal Challenges
More Than $11 Million in Annual State Appropriations Committed to the Launch and/or Continuation of Five Critical, Interdisciplinary Research Centers and Hiring of Nearly 50 Faculty
Morgan State University Receives $500,000 Grant to Build Safe and Strong Neighborhoods by Engaging Community and Police
Faculty at Morgan State and West Virginia University Collaborate to Examine Situational Policing to Augment Law Enforcement Strategies and Improve Community Relations
Morgan State STEM Expo
The next generation of STEM professionals had a chance to learn and engage with an array of hands-on science, technology, engineering and mathematics activities Saturday at Morgan State University’s STEM Expo. See what the young scientists and engineers experienced at the 2022 Morgan State STEM Expo in the photo gallery.
Maryland Dept. of Commerce Continues Support of Morgan State University With Center for Urban Health Equity Endowment
$1-Million Maryland E-Nnovation Initiative Funding, Coupled with University Match, Will Establish New Research Professorship
Moore Stumps at Morgan State University on HBCU Tour
Wes Moore, the Democratic nominee for governor, spoke to Morgan State University students after a tour of the school campus in Baltimore City on Thursday. Moore expects to visit all of Maryland’s Historically Black Colleges and Universities, often known as HBCUs. He said that one way to ensure Baltimore City thrives economically is to invest in higher education institutions like Morgan State.
Interns See Baltimore Police Department With ‘Fresh Eyes’ — And Suggest Wide-Ranging Reforms
During an internship with the Baltimore Police Department this summer, Morgan State University student Yasmine Bryant met the mother of a city homicide victim struggling with acute grief and growing frustration. At the completion of her 10-week internship, Bryant proposed a solution: Ask victims of Baltimore gun violence how their police department could serve them better. During a capstone presentation on the campus of Morgan State, she recommended conducting a survey to help the department strengthen its victim services unit.
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Baltimore, Maryland 21251