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March 12, 2023

MD Lawmakers Consider Plan to Tackle State Teacher Shortage

Maryland is among the many states dealing with a teacher shortage. The Moore administration is asking state lawmakers to approve a program intended to encourage more people to enter the teaching profession and keep teachers in the classroom longer. Morgan State University is among those in higher education proactively addressing this issue.

March 01, 2023

For Maryland Professors, ChatGPT Presents an Opportunity to Rethink Instruction

As the use of artificial intelligence in various industries continues to increase, the impact of OpenAI’s language model ChatGPT on higher education has become increasingly significant. Virginia Byrne, an assistant professor in the School of Education and Urban Studies at Morgan State University offers additional insight.

Faculty & Staff | February 08, 2023

Reaching Generations of Black College Students

Warren Hayman has spent decades educating Black students. Along the way, he’s touched generations. The longtime Morgan State educator recently retired for a third time, but at 90 he continues to check on former students.

November 17, 2022

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.

May 24, 2021

Morgan Doctoral Student is Baltimore County Public Schools' ‘Teacher of the Year’

Recently, a surprise visit to Deer Park Middle Magnet School in Randallstown, Maryland, from Baltimore County Public School (BCPS) Superintendent Dr. ...

May 02, 2021

Conversations on online learning: Interview with Assistant Professor Virginia Byrne

Our guest this week is Assistant Professor Virginia Byrne from Morgan State University's School of Education and Urban Studies. In this episode, we ta...