Graduate Students Headed to Atlanta for National Business Plan Competition March 7, 2014 A team of Morgan State University graduates students will compete in a national business plan competition next month, thanks to their victory in a campus-wide qualifier held last month in the Earl G. Graves School of Business and Management. Rogelio (Roger) C. Agbanlog, Calvin L. Smith, Jr., Marvin Desmond Carr, Abdul Alim Khan, and Kenneth Edward Davis Jr., ‘proprietors’ of Hyrotech ... Read More »
Professor Scharmen Semifinalist for Sondheim Prize February 24, 2014 Frederick Scharmen, Assistant Professor in Architecture, is a semifinalist for this year’s Sondheim Prize. The Sondheim Prize awards a $25,000 fellowship to a visual artist or visual artist collaborators living and working in the Baltimore region. As a semifinalist, Professor Scharmen’s work will be shown in the Decker, Meyerhoff and Pinkard galleries of MICA during the Artscape weekend (July 18-20, 2014). ... Read More »
Planning Students Investigating Controversial Harbor Point Development Project February 17, 2014 On Wednesday, February 5th, Professor Tonya Sanders, PhD and students enrolled in her City and Regional Planning course, Neighborhood and Community Development, visited Stelios Spiliadis, owner of Black Olive Restaurant and Black Olive Inn, at the Olive Room of the Black Olive Inn to discuss the controversial Harbor Point project that is going in just across the street from Mr. Spiliadis’ ... Read More »
City and Regional Planning Alumnus Making Baltimore the Best Biking City January 29, 2014 Chris Merriam, alumnus of the School of Architecture and Planning’s City and Regional Planning graduate program and Executive Director for Bikemore, was recently highlighted in Baltimore Sun for being a crusader for biking in Baltimore. Read More »
SA+P Alumnae Places in International Design Competition January 28, 2014 Carmen Potter, alumnae from the Graduate Program in Architecture, was selected as the 3rd place winner in the Triangle Fire Memorial design competition. The two phase international competition was created to memorialize the employees of the Triangle Shirtwaist factory fire of 1911 in which 146 lives were lost. The memorial will be a permanent installation at the Brown Building on ... Read More »
SCHP Launches ‘Get SMART’ HIV/AIDS Awareness Initiative December 13, 2013 The School of Community Health & Policy (SCHP) officially launched the Get SMART (students mobilized and re-tooled to transform) Project on Friday, December 6, 2013 in conjunction with their Open House. The GET SMART project aims to prevent HIV, sexually transmitted infections, and substance use among 18 -24 year old emerging adults on campus and within a one mile radius ... Read More »
Morgan State Choir to Perform at Nelson Mandela National Memorial December 9, 2013 The Morgan State University Choir will honor the memory of global statesman and activist Nelson Mandela on Wednesday, December 11 at the National Cathedral in Washington D.C. beginning at 10:00 a.m. The choir will formally open the memorial service for the former South African president, who captured international acclaim for his role in the anti-apartheid movement which led to a ... Read More »
Viji Sitther Wins Maryland Innovation Grant for Biofuel Research and Development December 6, 2013 Maryland may soon delve into a new way of sustainable biofuel production, thanks to the research of Morgan State Assistant Biology Professor Dr. Viji Sitther. Last month, Dr. Sitther received a $100,000 Maryland Innovation Initiative grant to begin development of a method to produce biofuel from cyanobacteria in naturally available salt water. Dr. Sitther will lead a team of bioengineers ... Read More »
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