News From our Schools & Colleges

Morgan School of Engineering Dean Named to the ASME Foundation Board of Directors

Oscar Barton, Jr., Ph.D., PE, dean of Morgan State University’s Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering (SOE), was appointed to the board of directors of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) Foundation.

HISTORICAL & ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS FOR EARLY IDENTIFICATION OF PSYCHOSIS IN URBAN AFRICAN AMERICAN YOUTH

Morgan’s Team ZillowBears Take First Place in HBCU Hackathon with Innovative Financial Credibility App

Student Winners Earn $20,000 for Themselves and $25,000 for the Department of Computer Science

Morgan State University Choir and Jazz Band Ensemble to perform at Monterey Jazz Festival

Morgan State University students will perform at one of the most prestigious jazz festivals in the world. The university announced that its choir and jazz band ensemble was invited to perform at the 65th annual Monterey Jazz Festival, the longest continuously running jazz festival.

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.

Pulitzer Prize Winner Feels Called to Morgan State University

Before being labeled as “one of New York’s most intelligent, unpredictable and interesting voices,” Etheleen Renee “E.R.” Shipp was a little girl growing up in the South, determined to go beyond the path her mother had mapped out for her. Her achievements and opportunities as a journalist continued to grow. The one opportunity that particularly drew her attention was teaching at Morgan State University, a historically Black university in Baltimore, Maryland.