Business and Economics Division
The Business and Economics (BE) Division’s mission is to develop intellectual capacity and skills, advance knowledge, and foster leadership abilities requisite for excellence in business practice, graduate studies, and beyond.
Students who graduate from the Business and Economics Division find careers in public and private sectors, such as Fortune 500 corporations, as entrepreneurs, in government agencies, and nonprofit organizations. In addition, they often attend prestigious graduate schools like the University of Chicago, Harvard Law School, and Columbia University.
The Business and Economics Division has AACSB accreditation.
Dean:
Dr. SherRhonda Gibbs
Associate Dean:
Dr. Vaneesha Dutra
Departments/Programs:
- Business Administration Department
- Economics Department
Humanities, Social Sciences, Media, and Arts Division
As a central part of the mission of Morehouse College, the Humanities, Social Sciences, Media, and Arts (HSSMA) Division develops disciplined men committed to lives of leadership and service through the study of the liberal arts. The goal is to provide all students a strong foundation of knowledge and skills that empowers them to have a transformative college experience, to be successful in a broad array of fields upon completion, and to make impactful contributions to their communities and the world.
Humanities courses deepen students’ understanding of the complexity of the human condition, cultivate a sense of social responsibility and integrity, and sharpen the ability to think critically and communicate effectively in their professional and personal lives. Social science courses ingrain an awareness of how race, gender, age, language, and national identity shape systems of power, as well as each student’s sense of self and cultural assumptions. A fundamental part of HSSMA’s work is ensuring students can analyze and contextualize a wide range of world events, politics, issues, and urban settings. Students also develop strong research abilities and intercultural competencies needed to communicate and engage cross-culturally. Creative and fine arts courses provide a robust educational foundation for the study and practice of the visual and performing arts. The curricula foster the intellectual, analytical, and artistic skills necessary for unique expressions and analyses of creativity from diverse cultural experiences.
Moreover, the HSSMA Division is dedicated to instilling in the men of Morehouse respect for and understanding of the diversity of humanity while nurturing self-awareness and appreciation of their own cultures, communities, and individual identities.
Dean:
Dr. Regine O. Jackson
Departments/Programs:
- Africana Studies and History Department
- Cinema, Television, and Emerging Media Studies Department
- Communication Studies Department
- English Department
- Dance Performance and Choreography
- Journalism in Sports, Social Justice, and Culture Department
- Leadership Studies Program
- Modern Foreign Language Department
- Music Department
- Philosophy and Religion Department
- Political Science Department
- Sociology Department
- Theater and Performance
- Urban Studies Program
- Visual Art Department
Professional and Continuing Studies Division
The Professional and Continuing Studies (PCS) Division offers a unique program that allows students to benefit from a curriculum using knowledge acquired in traditional and non-traditional formats to propel them to reach their ultimate professional and educational goals. In the Division students can earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Education Studies and Kinesiology. Additionally, the Division provides academic and support services for students affiliated with Morehouse Online, Articulation Agreements, Certificate Programs and Dual Enrollment.
Dean:
Dr. Claude Hutto
Departments/Programs:
Education Department
Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education Department
Morehouse Online Academic and Student Support
Community College Articulation Agreements
Certificate Programs
High School Dual Enrollments
Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Division
The Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Division cultivates, nurtures, and increases the intellectual competency of students pursuing careers and advanced studies in biology, chemistry, computer science, engineering, mathematics, physics, psychology, and the health professions. Students’ intellectual development and enriched learning experience are supported through a rigorous and relevant instruction, exceptional learning, and state of the art research training through intentional pedagogy, impactful mentorship, and commitment to community service. The STEM Division prepares students by promoting student engagement and success through a learning environment that supports and facilitates inquiry, discovery, and innovation.
In addition, the STEM Division develops an interdisciplinary curriculum that prepares students for advanced studies and future careers that build upon STEM disciplines. The STEM Division develops future leaders who are innovators and problem solvers, with a cultural and social conscious of global problems that affect modern society. Students who graduate with majors in the STEM Division influence technological, social, and political decisions that address critical global challenges.
Interim Dean:
Dr. Eddie Red
Departments/Programs:
Biology Department
Chemistry Department
Computer Science Department
Dual Degree Engineering Program
Mathematics Department
Military Science Program
Physics Department
Psychology Department
Public Health Program
Software Engineering Program
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