The following is Part Three of a three-part series chronicling leadership struggles at Morgan State University, Maryland’s largest historically Black university. Read part one and part two. Shortly after a […]
Morgan State President Spent $218K in State, Scholarship Funds on Travel
The following is Part Three of a three-part series chronicling leadership struggles at Morgan State University, Maryland’s largest historically Black university.
Maryland HBCU Lawsuit Leaves No Room for Mistakes in Selection of Next Chancellor
The lawsuit and the resulting court decision are of such importance as to require a transformative leader with fresh ideas; a leader who is less invested in the current system of higher education and more committed to change; a person who has not benefited from, or encouraged the unconstitutional practice of unnecessary program duplication at the sacrifice of a more economically efficient, socially effective and constitutionally sound system of colleges and universities.
Mason Raises Stakes in Fight for Southern's Survival
Apparently, Mason can walk away from the devastating budget cuts, Baton Rouge’s infamous sociopolitical culture, and divided ranks among faculty and alumni. But if he does leave and doesn’t look back, what will be the survival plan for those opponents who stay?
Mason Raises Stakes in Fight for Southern’s Survival
If faculty, alumni and students at Southern University thought the answer to the SU System’s problems was the removal of President Ronald Mason, then those stakeholders now face a multitude […]
Morgan State Presidential Failures Reveal Board Improprieties
The following is Part Two of a three-part series chronicling leadership struggles at Morgan State University, Maryland’s largest historically Black university. Read part one here. In February 2014, Morgan State […]
Morgan State Presidential Failures Reveal Board Improprieties
The following is Part Two of a three-part series chronicling leadership struggles at Morgan State University, Maryland’s largest historically Black university.
Harris-Stowe State Should be Part of the Solution to Failures in Ferguson
All eyes should be on HSSU as class returns to session, and raging tempers, hopefully, transform into action for civil justice. Harris-Stowe is known for its criminal justice program, and should be a leading voice of criticism in how the city has botched police action, and on how the citizens have completely muted their own voices in the political process.
Breaking Down the HBCU Old Guard
The old guard is not always a bad group of HBCU stakeholders; while they can be unintentionally harmful to their schools with their staunch views on tradition and capacity, they can also be extraordinarily powerful in wielding political favor and financial support for schools in times of need. Hampton University, Howard University, Morehouse College, Spelman College and Tuskegee University are great examples of HBCU old guards that, more often than not, work in the best interest of the university.
Two Years After Failed Presidential Ouster, Morgan State at Leadership Crossroads
The following is Part One of a three-part series chronicling leadership struggles at Morgan State University, Maryland’s largest historically Black university. Tough questions are mounting against Morgan State University and […]
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