Executive Board (2024-2025 Academic Year)
In October 2024, the Student Affairs Committee of the Graduate Council unanimously decided that the Graduate Student Association's Executive Board should mirror the Graduate Council by including representation from each of Morgan State University's 10 schools and colleges. The deans of each school were asked to nominate two students- one doctoral and one master's- to represent their school and serve on the Executive Board. The School of Graduate Studies also extended invitations to two students. Below are the Executive Board members, who will serve a six-month term from November 2024 to April 2025.
| Schools & Colleges | Representative #1 | Representative #2 |
| Architecture & Planning | Namrata Dhobekar (Ph.D. in Architecture, Urbanism, & Built Environment) | Miles Loring Thomas (Masters in Landscape Architecture) |
| Business & Management | Tiombe Graham (Ph.D. in Management) | Shianka McKay (MBA) |
| Community Health & Policy | Indigo Ferdinand (DrPH) | Reagan Wade (MPH) |
| Computer, Math, & Natural Sciences | No Representative | No Representative |
| Education & Urban Studies | Michelle Mondrey (Ph.D. in Education) | No Representative |
| Engineering | Md Muhib Kabir (Doctor of Engineering) | Lamar Henderson (Masters of Engineering) |
| Interdisciplinary & Continuing Studies | Levern McElveen (Ph.D. in Interdisciplinary Sciences) | Kelly Venable (Masters in Interdisciplinary Organization Policy, Governance, and Administration) |
| Liberal Arts | Ashton Brice (Ph.D. in English) | Alayna Avant (Masters in English) |
| Social Work | Melissa Smith Haley (DSW) | No Representative |
| School of Global Journalism | Cimone Austin (Masters in Journalism) | Dave Walters, Jr. (Masters in Journalism) |
| School of Graduate Studies | Mahmudul Hoque (Masters in Advanced Computing) | Terra Scott (MPH) |
Membership
Membership in the Graduate Student Association is open to all graduate students.
Grants Fund Request
Graduate students, in good academic and financial standing, who wish to be eligible to apply for funding through the Graduate Student Association, must complete a Graduate Student Association (GSA) Grants Fund Request Form. Applicants can request up to $500 per academic term for academic and professional conferences, workshops, professional development opportunities, or research. Please see the membership application link below.