Dr. Oscar Barton, Jr., dean of the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr., School of Engineering (SOE), was recently elected to the Missouri S&T Board of Trustees effective March 2021. In this role, Barton will …
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Why are there so few Black engineers in tech? Morgan Dean Oscar Barton Interviewed
NBC News’ Jake Ward examines why technology companies are not hiring enough Black engineers and speaks to experts about how they can change that.
Read More »Morgan State University Named “Voter Friendly” for Third Consecutive Year
MSU Joins More than 235 Campuses Nationwide in an Effort to Raise Voter Awareness and Accountability Among Student Populations at Higher Education Institutions BALTIMORE — In an effort spearheaded by …
Read More »This HBCU plans to be fully ‘open for business’ by summer
Morgan State’s president has been confident that his university would be ready for a traditional return in 2021.
Read More »NCAA Appoints Morgan Athletic Director Ed Scott to Playing Rules Oversight Panel
Scott’s Service on Committee to Begin Sept. 2021 through Aug. 2025 Morgan State University Director of Athletics Edward Scott, Ph.D. has been appointed to the NCAA Playing Rules Oversight Panel …
Read More »Here’s how Coppin, Morgan will use their portions of $577M in new funding for Md.’s HBCUs
Baltimore’s two historically black colleges and universities have big plans for the millions of dollars in new funding headed their way, following the signing of legislation that settled a 15-year …
Read More »The ADU Leadership Podcast Interviews Morgan AD Ed Scott
Dr. Ed Scott, Director of Intercollegiate Athletics at Morgan State, visits @1QLeadership to talk about his process in deciding to take the AD job. Scott covers common misconceptions about working at HBCUs, …
Read More »Morgan State University Earns 2021-2022 Military Friendly® School Designation
University Recognized as a Gold ‘Top 10 School’ for our Commitment to the Success of Veteran Students and their Families In a furtherance of recognition for its commitment to …
Read More »Morgan State graduate parlays money from startup pitches into natural products for women
Almost three years ago, Arion Long, who now lives in Canton, was on life support. She had lost her daughter during childbirth. While in the hospital, Long contracted E. coli …
Read More »Meet the members of The Baltimore Sun’s Business and Civic Hall of Fame 2021
The Baltimore Sun is pleased to announce the 2021 class of inductees into our Business and Civic Hall of Fame, chosen for their leadership and community focus. We will honor …
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