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Your Academic Success Starts Here
The Office of the Provost is located in Gloster Hall, Rm. 207-1 on the Morehouse campus.
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About the Office of the Provost
The Office of the Provost provides academic leadership for Morehouse College and guides each component of Academic Affairs toward a shared vision of excellence. We set academic policy, coordinate operations across units, and ensure that faculty and staff have the clarity and support they need to serve students well.We also serve students directly. We listen to their concerns, help them resolve academic challenges, and connect them to the resources they need for academic success and for life beyond the classroom. Through this work, we help every Man of Morehouse strive to reach his goals at the College and beyond.
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Academic Affairs
Academic Affairs is the core of Morehouse College, bringing together the people, programs, and services that develop Morehouse men with disciplined minds for lives of leadership and service. Academic Affairs consists of:
- Academic Divisions
- Centers & Institutes
- Academic Success
- Academic Innovation & Learning
- Digital Instruction (DI)
- Sponsored Programs, Research & Student Training (SPRUST)
- Records & Registration (ORR)
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Academic Divisions
Academic Divisions
Morehouse College is home to more than 30 departments and programs and four academic divisions:
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Academic Programs
Academic Programs
Morehouse and its partners administer numerous programs that serve students of all ages and help everyone expand their knowledge, perspectives, and personal and professional development.
Our programs include:
- Academic Success
- Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership (AYCGL)
- Black Men's Research Institute (BMRI)
- Center for Black Entrepreneurship (CBE)
- Digital Instruction
- Martin Luther King Jr. Collection
- Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (MIEC)
- Public Health Science Institute (PHSI)
- Research and Student Training
- TRIO programs
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Academic Success
Academic Success
Morehouse College offers comprehensive Academic Success services designed to support students in their educational journey. Central to these services is academic advising, which provides personalized guidance to help students navigate their academic paths. Each student is assigned a Faculty Advisor who assists with course selection, degree requirements, and overall academic planning. New students receive tailored support through the Maroon Tiger Advising team, ensuring they are well-informed about placement assessments and course registrations. The Frederick Douglass Academic Success Center further enhances these efforts by offering workshops, tutoring, and coaching to develop essential academic skills, fostering an environment conducive to student success and leadership development.
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Registrar's Office
Registrar's Office
We oversee Morehouse’s academic registration and record keeping functions, which include coordinating schedules, registering classes, collecting and processing grades, verifying enrollment statistics, clearing students for graduation, and providing transcripts.
The Office of the Provost provides academic leadership for Morehouse College and guides each component of Academic Affairs toward a shared vision of excellence. We set academic policy, coordinate operations across units, and ensure that faculty and staff have the clarity and support they need to serve students well.
We also serve students directly. We listen to their concerns, help them resolve academic challenges, and connect them to the resources they need for academic success and for life beyond the classroom. Through this work, we help every Man of Morehouse strive to reach his goals at the College and beyond.
Academic Affairs is the core of Morehouse College, bringing together the people, programs, and services that develop Morehouse men with disciplined minds for lives of leadership and service. Academic Affairs consists of:
- Academic Divisions
- Centers & Institutes
- Academic Success
- Academic Innovation & Learning
- Digital Instruction (DI)
- Sponsored Programs, Research & Student Training (SPRUST)
- Records & Registration (ORR)
Academic Divisions
Morehouse College is home to more than 30 departments and programs and four academic divisions:
Academic Programs
Morehouse and its partners administer numerous programs that serve students of all ages and help everyone expand their knowledge, perspectives, and personal and professional development.
Our programs include:
- Academic Success
- Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership (AYCGL)
- Black Men's Research Institute (BMRI)
- Center for Black Entrepreneurship (CBE)
- Digital Instruction
- Martin Luther King Jr. Collection
- Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (MIEC)
- Public Health Science Institute (PHSI)
- Research and Student Training
- TRIO programs
Academic Success
Morehouse College offers comprehensive Academic Success services designed to support students in their educational journey. Central to these services is academic advising, which provides personalized guidance to help students navigate their academic paths. Each student is assigned a Faculty Advisor who assists with course selection, degree requirements, and overall academic planning. New students receive tailored support through the Maroon Tiger Advising team, ensuring they are well-informed about placement assessments and course registrations. The Frederick Douglass Academic Success Center further enhances these efforts by offering workshops, tutoring, and coaching to develop essential academic skills, fostering an environment conducive to student success and leadership development.
Registrar's Office
We oversee Morehouse’s academic registration and record keeping functions, which include coordinating schedules, registering classes, collecting and processing grades, verifying enrollment statistics, clearing students for graduation, and providing transcripts.
About the Provost
Kendrick Brown, Ph.D., is the provost and senior vice president for academic affairs at Morehouse College. He is also a Professor in the Psychology Department. He has over 20 years of experience as a professor and senior administrator, having served students and faculty with distinction at private liberal arts colleges on the West Coast and the Midwest.
A published scholar and a sought-after speaker on issues of race, identity, diversity, and inclusion, Dr. Brown earned his doctorate and master's degree in psychology at the University of Michigan. He received his bachelor's degree in psychology at Mount Union College in Ohio. During his tenure in higher education, he has worked to create and implement effective strategic plans while managing $50-million budgets, launching new academic majors, and empowering faculty to become national instructional leaders who innovate and inspire students to excel.
View Provost Brown's Bio
Our Leaders
Dr. Jann H. Adams
Lead Director, Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership (AYCGL) & Professor, Psychology
Derrick Brooms, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Black Men's Research Institute (BMRI) & Professor Africana Studies and History
Tiffany Bussey, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Morehouse Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (MIEC)
Dr. Vicki Crawford
Executive Director, Martin L. King, Jr. Collection
Dr. Melvin Foster
Associate Provost for Academic Success & Associate Professor, Music
Dr. Triscia W. Hendrickson
Associate Provost for Research and Student Training (SPRUST) & Professor, Biology
Dr. Herman Holt
Dean, Science, Technology, Engineering, & Mathematics Division
Dr. Claude P. Hutto
Dean, Professional & Continuing Studies Division & Associate Professor, Kinesiology, Sports Studies, and Physical Education
Dr. Regine O. Jackson
Dean, Humanities, Social Science, Media & Arts Division & Professor, Sociology
Dr. J. Preston Jones
Dean, Business & Economics Division
Lesley Mackinson
Executive Assistant to the Provost & Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs
Dr. Martha Madkins
Associate Provost for Digital Instruction (DI) & Assistant Professor NTT, Computer Science
Dr. Juana Mendenhall
Vice Provost for Academic Innovation and Learning (ALI) & Professor, Chemistry
Darlise Singleton
Director of Academic Affairs Operations
Cynthia Trawick, Ph.D.
Director, Public Health Science Institute (PHSI) ad Federal TRIO Programs
Grant Warner, Ph.D.
Executive Director, Center for Black Entrepreneurship (CBE)