We understand that our returning alumni like to gather on the Quad as has been the tradition, however, for the safety of all our guests, access to this area will be limited. Limited Access to Academic Quad – As you may be aware, a number of campus maintenance projects are currently underway, with none more intensive and visible than the work taking place on the Academic Quad.

In addition to a full complement of Morgan State University Police on campus tomorrow, you will also see Maryland State Troopers, Baltimore City Police, Maryland Transportation Authority Police, Baltimore School Police, security officers and K-9 units-all committed to ensuring the safety of the occasion. More Law Enforcement – To maintain the safety and security of the campus on homecoming day, we have invested in adding more law enforcement and security officers. When you come to campus on Saturday, you can expect to see the following: Kevin Banks and thanks to the committee’s thoughtful planning, we are confident in our expectations for this weekend’s activities. To this end, I commissioned a Homecoming Improvement Committee led by Morgan State University Police Chief Lance Hatcher and Vice President for Student Affairs Dr.

With thousands of students, alumni and visitors expected to traverse the campus this Saturday, it was imperative that we put in place a comprehensive plan that would not only help to facilitate a safe, secure, and family-friendly environment but also maintain the tradition and dignity of a Morgan Homecoming.

Happy Homecoming Week! As we enter the weekend of our annual homecoming day here at the National Treasure-Morgan State University, please allow me this opportunity to share some of the changes and improvements we’ve introduced to enhance the homecoming experience.

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