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NEWSLETTER
OFFICE OF STATE AND FEDERAL RELATIONS July 2022
Greetings The 2021-2022 academic year yielded significant advances and never-before achieved milestones for Baltimore’s anchor institution and Maryland’s Preeminent Urban Public Research University. It was an unparalleled year of momentous gains beginning with a record number of applications for the fall 2021 semester and culminating with historic enrollment of more than 8,500 students—the largest in the University’s 155-year history!
Dr. Don-Terry Veal Vice President for State and Federal Relations and Chief of Staff
don-terry.veal@morgan.edu (443) 885-3035
Morgan’s Office of State and Federal Relations (OSFR) worked to amplify these milestones—and more—among key constituencies and stakeholder groups this year. Included in this effort, OSFR was actively engaged in a robust Maryland 2022 Legislative Session and honored to have hosted visits from five U.S. Secretaries from the Biden-Harris Administration during this recently concluded spring semester. From record enrollment to breaking ground for new campus facilities, Morgan momentum is real and is evident throughout our campus. Building upon this momentum, OSFR implemented President David K. Wilson’s new 10-year strategic plan, “Transformation Morgan 2030: Leading the Future.” We continue to recognize the importance of working collaboratively with federal, state and local elected officials in this office’s enduring commitment to Morgan’s mission of Growing the Future and Leading the World. Finally, thanks to all of Morgan’s Deans, Faculty, and Administrators for the collective support throughtout the year.
Senator Joan Carter-Conway Deputy Special Assistant to the President for Legislative Affairs
joan.carterconway @morgan.edu (443) 885-3938
About Us The Office of State and Federal Relations works directly with the University’s administration, faculty, and staff as the primary liaison to our federal and state governments. The Office works with Congress, federal agencies, and elected officials at the state and local jurisdictions to leverage resources to significantly elevate the University’s impact in our nation’s capital and in the State of Maryland.