Because of Alexander Abel’s three-pronged “Sprouting Sustainability” project, he has become the first ĢƵ student named a Langenberg Legacy Fellow by the University System of Maryland.
The guarantee extends to Morris Brown College graduates, employees as well as employees’ spouses and dependents who meet the minimum admissions requirements for the graduate program they are applying to.
Innovative partnerships augment ĢƵ's ability to reach, serve, and support new learner populations, opening new learning pathways and opportunities nationwide.
For some 75 years, ĢƵ has introduced American culture and classrooms to populations outside of the United States, even as other cultures have shaped the way the institution operates at home and abroad.
University Innovation Lab provided resources aimed at improving student retention and graduation rates, including virtual workshops and discussions in which groundbreaking ideas are exchanged.
OpenClassrooms students who are in its apprenticeship program and successfully complete courses in certain programs can transfer up to 55 credits to ĢƵ.
The agreement provides an opportunity not only for individuals associated with the chamber to advance their education, but for businesses that are chamber members to ask the university to craft specialized training courses.
