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Beverly Harvard: In October of 1994, Beverly Harvard became the first Black female Police Chief for the Atlanta Police D...
03/12/2021

Beverly Harvard:

In October of 1994, Beverly Harvard became the first Black female Police Chief for the Atlanta Police Department.

Harvard's remarkable journey began at Morris Brown College. While being a student at MBC, she was a devoted member of the Sociology Club and the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority. In 1972, Harvard graduated with a bachelor's degree in sociology from MBC.

She entered the police academy in 1973 and worked her way up. By, 1979 she became the Director of Public Affairs. While balancing police assignments and family life, she obtained a master's degree from Georgia State University in 1980.

Later on, Beverly Harvard achieved a degree from the Federal Bureau of Investigation's (FBI) National Academy. Ultimately, Harvard reached her goal of becoming the Chief of Police in 1994.

In 2010, President Barack Obama, named her the U.S. Marshal for the Northern District of Georgia.

In honor of Women’s Month, we’re highlighting successful women associated with Morris Brown College. ...
03/05/2021

In honor of Women’s Month, we’re highlighting successful women associated with Morris Brown College.
Today we’re highlighting Dr. Gloria L. Anderson:

For 65 years, Dr. Gloria L. Anderson, has been the epitome of Black excellence. We thank her for being a prominent role model for Black women and the scholars at Morris Brown College.

Dr. Gloria L. Anderson was born in Altheimer, Arkansas, where she would first embark on her academic journey. In 1956, she graduated from Altheimer Training High School and then attended Arkansas A&M and Normal College. This is where she would receive her B.S. degree in chemistry and mathematics. Then in 1960, Dr. Anderson enrolled at Atlanta University and obtained an organic chemistry M.S. degree.

During the 1960s, Dr. Anderson would teach at Morehouse and South Carolina State College, while working on receiving her Ph.D. Lastly, in 1968, she graduated from the University of Chicago with a Ph.D. in organic chemistry.

Upon gaining her Ph.D., she joined the faculty at Morris Brown College. In 1968 she became an associate professor and served as a Chair in the Chemistry Department. Throughout the 80s and 90s, she became the Dean of Academic Affairs, Interim President, and then the Dean of Science and Technology.

Dr. Gloria L. Anderson currently is the Vice President of Academic Affairs.

Please read this article that mentions our parliamentarian, Zoe Daniels & other young activists. The link is in our Link...
01/16/2021

Please read this article that mentions our parliamentarian, Zoe Daniels & other young activists. The link is in our Link tree!

Happy first day of the spring semester 💜
01/13/2021

Happy first day of the spring semester 💜

“GEORGIA HAS THE POWER TO WRITE THE NEXT CHAPTER IN AMERICAN HISTORY. “ -Jon Ossoff and Vice President elect Kamala Harr...
12/23/2020

“GEORGIA HAS THE POWER TO WRITE THE NEXT CHAPTER IN AMERICAN HISTORY. “ -Jon Ossoff and Vice President elect Kamala Harris.

In the picture: Jon Ossoff, Sheriff Melody Maddox, Bishop Reginald Jackson, Rev. Dr. Skip Mason, Dr. Kevin James and Miss Jacqueline Flournoy. 12/22/2020 💜🐺

Excuse me! Stop scrolling and read. The parliamentarian has something to say: “I am a black woman in a house full of b...
12/14/2020

Excuse me! Stop scrolling and read. The parliamentarian has something to say: “I am a black woman in a house full of black people, our livelihoods could be on the line. My reproductive rights are at stake. My beautiful friends in the LGBTQ+ livelihoods would be at stake. Every day is a fight to true liberation, so this election is key to the problems we could solve today.” PLEASE GO VOTE. 💜🐺

We hope everyone enjoyed homecoming 🐺💜🖤
10/28/2020

We hope everyone enjoyed homecoming 🐺💜🖤

Hello everyone! We are helping Rise, a student-led nonprofit organization that is rallying young voters to decide the 20...
09/28/2020

Hello everyone! We are helping Rise, a student-led nonprofit organization that is rallying young voters to decide the 2020 elections. We are making sure that everyone is registered and willing to vote! Rise helps with voter suppression and allows the younger generation to have their voices heard!

Please click the link and sign up! It takes 20 seconds and is extremely important, especially during these times. You can sign up if you are already registered to vote, if you aren’t registered to vote, and if you are 18+.

Join us by registering to vote, requesting a ballot, and learning about candidates here!

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SGA President, Vice President, & Parliamentarian at the 102.6 The Situation radio station this morning!
09/28/2020

SGA President, Vice President, & Parliamentarian at the 102.6 The Situation radio station this morning!

Miss Jacqueline Flournoy is your Student Government President and Miss Morris Brown for 2020-2021. She is a Junior at Mo...
09/23/2020

Miss Jacqueline Flournoy is your Student Government President and Miss Morris Brown for 2020-2021. She is a Junior at Morris Brown College majoring in psychology, 20 years old, and She is from Atlanta, GA. She chose Morris Brown College because ever since she was a young girl, her mother, Ms. Gray brought her to the campus and told her all the stories being on the campus back in 1988-89. Jacqueline was inspired by her mother, grandfather Attorney Waymon Sims and a host of other Wolverines to pursue an education at Morris Brown College.

After obtaining her bachelor’s in psychology in 2021, She is going to graduate school to get her masters. She will come back to Morris Brown College to mentor and volunteer to help all the new Brownites that will enter the doors of MBC in the process of regaining accreditation.

Her goal as Miss Morris Brown and SGA President is to rebrand, modernize, and raise funds for the school and students. Morris Brown has a long legacy of sending out greatness, and with the assistance of the professors, Dr. James, faculty, and staff, she will continue the legacy, keeping her crown up and making all of her dreams come true.

I would like to thank the Board of Trustees and our President Dr. James for their dedication to the restoration of Morris Brown College. I am proud to be a part of the

Meet our Parlimentarian, Zoe Daniel!Activist and Atlanta native Zoe Bambara has long held the role of defending and upho...
09/22/2020

Meet our Parlimentarian, Zoe Daniel!

Activist and Atlanta native Zoe Bambara has long held the role of defending and upholding the rights of everyone, even though just turning 19-years old earlier this year. She recently led the charge to organize the downtown Atlanta march to protest the killings of Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, among many others Bambara has committed to firmly stand for the rights of all oppressed. That march, which was on May 29th, brought out over 5,000 people and was the kickstart to what people are now calling Atlanta’s “Modern Civil Rights Movement”. She now travels to Kentucky almost every weekend to fight for justice for essential worker Breonna Taylor. Zoe is a part of Louisville 87, a group of people who were arrested on Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s front lawn, for what the late John Lewis liked to call “Good Trouble”. Also as of right now, Zoe works with the We Are Tired Movement as the Program Coordinator. She works with Until Freedom Atlanta as the Anti-Violence committee leader, and she also works with Rise, an organization that is aimed towards fighting voter suppression and fighting for free college. Zoe is now a freshman at Morris Brown, an HBCU in Atlanta. She is continuing plans for more protests, and to partner with more organizations and people who share her mission. Bambara’s future plans also include creating a non-profit community center that assists with access to therapists, yoga, and other ways to cope with mental health. This center will be open to all and will also focus on the needs of Black women. She also wishes to open a women shelter to help young black women with children. She wanted to join SGA for numerous reasons, but the one that sticks out the most is to help the illustrious Morris Brown gain the respect the institution deserves back.

Taylor Thomas is a sophomore at Morris Brown College and is majoring in Psychology. She is from Las Vegas, Nevada. When ...
09/22/2020

Taylor Thomas is a sophomore at Morris Brown College and is majoring in Psychology. She is from Las Vegas, Nevada.

When visiting Atlanta in 2019, during her Junior year of high school, she decided that Morris Brown College was the school for her. She graduated in May of 2019 and enrolled at MBC. She is now working towards graduating early as a Junior in college. Her goal in life is to become a lawyer so she can help black & brown inmates get the rehabilitation they deserve.

She is the Treasurer for the 2020-21 Student Government Association. Her goals for this year are to bring awareness to the school and modernize the SGA.

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