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June 08, 2022

NASA, HBCUs Partner On Program To Increase Diversity In The Geosciences

A partnership between NASA and several area HBCUs is looking to increase diversity in the geosciences by providing paid internships with hands-on research experiences. It’s called Student Airborne Science Activation, or SaSa. It’s an eight-week paid internship that will allow 25 students from the six partner HBCUs, including Morgan State University, to work with and learn from NASA experts.

June 07, 2022

30 Years of Innovation at Morgan’s National Transportation Center

When Mansoureh Jeihani, Ph.D., came to Morgan’s faculty in 2007, the National Transportation Center at Morgan State University was already in its 15th year.

May 11, 2022

Morgan Grad Students Named 2022 Lifesavers Traffic Safety Scholars

Each Awarded $1,000 in Scholarships to Attend Nation’s Largest and Oldest Gathering of Highway Professionals

May 06, 2022

Morgan State University Receives $15,000 Architecture Design Grant from KEEP Foundation to Conduct Industry Advancing Research in Geological Agriculture

Morgan’s SA+P to Spearhead New Area of Research Rooted in the Study of Plant Cultivation Void of Soil or Fertilizers

April 28, 2022

MSU IN FOCUS: Morgan’s National Transportation Center Hosts Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg for Special Tour and Town Hall

Morgan Oversees One of Two HBCU-led U.S. Department of Transportation’s University Transportation Centers Dedicated to Advancing Leading-Edge Transportation Research, and Producing Next-Generation Transportation Professionals

April 21, 2022

Buttigieg visits Morgan State University

U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg toured one of Morgan State University’s trailblazing research facilities Wednesday. During his visit, which also included a town hall in the school’s Center for the Built Environment and Infrastructure Studies, Buttigieg tested, among other things, Maryland’s only driving simulator that took him from I-95 to the Baltimore Convention Center. The program is being used to study things such as reaction times and human-computer interaction.