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Maryland Manual 1994-1995
BUSINESS SERVICES
Vinetta E. McCullough, Manager
.................... (410) 319-3065
COMPTROLLER
Patrick O'Brien .......... (410) 319-3045
POLICE & PUBLIC SAFETY
Col. Reese Boyd, Director . . (410) 319-3169
PERSONNEL
Armada F. Grant, Director. . (410) 319-3195
BUDGET CONTROL
Bickram Janak ........... (410) 319-3587
BURSAR
Virginia Vauls ........... (410) 319-3920
ADMINISTRATIVE COMPUTER CENTER
Gilbert H. Morgan, Director (410) 319-3125
PHYSICAL PLANT
Vander Harris, Acting Director (410) 319-3320
STUDENT AFFAIRS
Raymond A. Downs, Vice-President
for Student Affairs. ........ (410) 319-3527
A. Recardo Perry, Assistant Vice-President
for Enrollment Management . (410)319-3528
William Carson, Assistant Vice-President
for Student Affairs. ........ (410) 319-3940
ADMISSIONS & RECRUITMENT
Chelseia H. Miller, Director. (410) 319-3000
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Deborah Branch, Director . . (410) 319-3110
COUNSELING CENTER
Nina L. Hopkins, Director. . (410) 319-3130
FINANCIAL AID
Reginald Cureton, Director . (410) 319-3178
ATHLETICS
Kenneth McBryde, Director. (410) 319-3050
HOUSING & RESIDENCE PROGRAMS
Miguel Gomes, Director. . . . (410) 319-3218
McKELDIN CENTER/STUDENT ACTIVITIES
Floyd Taliaferro, Director . . (410) 319-3120
HEALTH SERVICES
Michael Zollicoffer, Director (410) 319-3236
INSTITUTIONAL ADVANCEMENT
Lawrence T. Montgomery, Acting Vice-President
for Institutional Advancement (410) 319-3535
DEVELOPMENT
Mary E. Robinson, Director. (410) 319-3040
PUBLIC RELATIONS
Frederick I. Douglass, Director . (410) 319-3022
ALUMNI AFFAIRS
Lawrence T. Montgomery, Director
.................... (410) 319-3015
SPONSORED PROGRAMS
Edet Isuk, Director. ....... (410) 319-3260
PLANNING
Joseph Popovich, Vice-President for
Planning ............... (410) 319-3372
Morgan State University originated in 1867 as
the Centenary Biblical Institute under the auspices
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. Classes for the
Institute were held first at the Sharp Street Meth-
odist Episcopal Church in Baltimore. In 1890, the
Institute was renamed Morgan College in honor of
Dr. Lyttleton F. Morgan, whose support enabled
the school to offer academic work at the college
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level. The College remained under church jurisdic-
tion until purchased by the State in 1939. In 1975,
Morgan State College was granted university status
(Chapter 550, Acts of 1975).
A public university, Morgan now includes the
Schools of Business and Management, Education
and Urban Studies, Engineering, and Graduate
Studies; and a College of Arts and Sciences. The
University offers a comprehensive undergraduate
program built upon basic degree offerings in the
liberal arts. Baccalaureate degrees are offered in
many disciplines, including preprofessional pro-
grams. The University's School of Graduate Studies
first offered advanced degrees in education in 1964.
Since then, the scope of graduate studies has broad-
ened to include a wide range of degrees in the arts
and sciences, and professional fields.
Encompassing thirty departments, the Univer-
sity offers forty-five baccalaureate and twenty-seven
master's degree programs, as well as a doctoral
program in Urban Educational Leadership. All aca-
demic programs are approved by the faculty, which
consists of 44 professors, 59 associate professors,
102 assistant professors, 18 instructors, and 17
lecturers. During the fall of the 1993-94 academic
year, 5,729 students were enrolled at Morgan. Of
these, 4,724 attended full-time and 1,005 part-
time.
The University is governed by an independent
Board of Regents. The Board's thirteen members
are appointed by the Governor with Senate advice
and consent. Twelve members serve six-year terms.
The student member serves a one-year term (Code
Education Article, secs. 14-101 through 14-107).
STATE OPEN MEETINGS LAW
COMPLIANCE BOARD
Walter Sondheim, Jr., Chairperson, 1994
Appointed by Governor (who names chair) with Senate
advice & consent: Tyler G. Webb, Esq., 1995;
Courtney J. McKeldin, 1996.
Contact: Jack Schwartz, Counsel
c/o Office of Attorney General
200 St. Paul Place
Baltimore, MD 21202 (410) 576-6344
MANDATED REPORTS
Annual Report to Governor & General Assembly due
July 1.
The State Open Meetings Law Compliance
Board was authorized in 1991 (Chapter 655, Acts
of 1991). The Board receives, reviews, and resolves
complaints alleging a violation of the Open Meet-
ings Act and issues a written opinion on whether or
not a violation has occurred. The Board evaluates
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