Rate this HBCU Day 81: Morgan State University
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Since Saturday? Unacceptable. Could have installed new boilers in that time. fukk trying to make half assed repairs.
Easily.
DrBanneker
Space is the Place
smh I got fam that could have done that job.
What the heck is it with HBCUs and crap dorm infrastructure? Students are their customers.
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There is no excuse for this. The company the reporter named in the segment as being responsible for property maintenance.
MEDCO; Maryland Economic Developement Corporation
The Maryland Economic Development Corporation (MEDCO) is a private corporation, established by the State of Maryland, that issues bonds to finance development projects throughout Maryland.
msa.maryland.gov
Bureaucracy or incompetence, but somebody's ass needs to be fired. When I was in high school the city and the Board of Ed let us know what they thought of us by letting the school have broken heating/cooling systems occasionally.
The city, the state, AND the president of Morgan are letting the students know what they think of them with this bullshyt.
Students should blow this up to CNN and national media and put that spotlight on all parties involved.
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Mayor Scott Partners with Baltimore's HBCUs to Launch ARPA-Funded Fellowship Program
Mayor Brandon M. Scott announced a partnership with Baltimore Corp and Baltimore's two Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), Coppin State University and Morgan State University, to launch the Mayor's HBCU Fellowship Initiative.
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HBCU Partner Institutions | Faculty Development & Diversity
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ASCEND Initiative
On March 5, 2024, Provost Scott Strobel announced the Alliance for Scholarship, Collaboration, Engagement, Networking and Development (ASCEND) to strengthen Yale’s partnership with HBCUs, whose missions center on the education of Black Americans. Over the next five years, Yale will commit $2 million annually, for a total of $10 million, to this initiative. ASCEND will support research collaborations between HBCU and Yale faculty, provide resources for HBCU faculty research projects, and expand pathway programs for HBCU students. These programs, planned in collaboration with HBCU partner institutions, commit to increasing representation and amplifying the significant contributions of HBCUs in shaping the academic landscape
Our collaboration with Morgan State spans Art, Architecture, Liberal Arts, and Digital Humanities
