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News From our Schools & Colleges
National Science Foundation Awards Morgan State University $3 million Research Traineeship Grant
As the scientific world continues to address the complexities of climate change and its connection to humanity, the National Science Foundation (awarded a nearly $3 million grant to Morgan State University to establish an NSF Research Traineeship program in Artificial Intelligence for Climate Change and Environmental Sustainability (ACCESS).
Morgan State Receives $3M Grant to Research Climate Change, Infectious Diseases
Morgan State University has received a $3 million National Science Foundation grant that it plans to use to train future scientists. The federal dollars have been earmarked to help support research at the school related to climate change. Research is already taking place on the first floor of Spencer Hall.
Opera Still Thrives in Baltimore—You Just Don’t Know It
Baltimoreans may not be aware that opera has thrived in the city for nearly three centuries, starting in the 1700s. A bit of a hidden gem is the vocal program at Morgan State University (MSU). At MSU’s Opera Workshop, students are acquainted with a broad knowledge of opera literature and receive practical onstage experience through the performance of solo and ensemble work.
Barton Malow pledges $50,000 to support the Construction Management Program
On August 31, Barton Malow hosted its "Kickback with Barton Malow" event at the Center for Built Environment and Infrastructure Studies (CBEIS). Led by several Morgan alumni and leaders of the company, the event provided the students in an overview of the construction projects that were built on campus by Barton Malow.
WEAA Radio Revamps Programming Lineup to Expand Listenership
Promising Programs Receive New Time Slots; New Shows Added and Others Discontinued
Shifting Student Support to Adult Learners
Colleges are increasingly seeking to attract and retain nontraditional-age learners. However, meeting their needs means rethinking student-support services, which have long catered to students ages 18 to 22.
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1700 East Cold Spring Lane
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Baltimore, Maryland 21251