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 from the desk of
Anthony L. Jenkins, Ph.D.
January 17, 2023
Dear Coppin Commmunity:
Although the students are still on winter break, Coppin State University has been making a significant impact on our campus and in our community. We received a grant from T. Rowe Price to develop a hub for non-profits. We also hosted a press conference where the Maryland Clean Energy Center announced Maryland Equitable Charging Infrastructure Partnership at Coppin State University. Coppin is a partnership university, and we are excited to have the EV chargers stationed on our campus. This partnership will help transform our community.  
President Anthony Jenkins with Mayor Brandon Scott and U.S. Senators Ben Cardin at Maryland Equitable Charging Infrastructure Partnership press conference, Friday, January 12.  

New Faculty Senate Chair

Dr. Vaple I. Robinson
I want to congratulate Associate Professor Vaple I. Robinson, Ph.D., on being elected as the new Chairperson of the Faculty Senate. Your dedication to academic excellence and commitment to fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment make you an excellent choice for this important role. Under your leadership, the Faculty Senate will continue to thrive and contribute significantly to our academic community, and I look forward to working with you.  

I want to thank Nicholas Eugene, PhD. for your tenure and time served as the Faculty Senate Chair. I extend my best wishes for continued success and fulfillment. Their legacy of service will undoubtedly be remembered and appreciated by the entire faculty. 

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Coppin State Host The Maryland Clean Energy Center (MCEC) and Partners to announce $15M Federal Grant for EV Charger Stations

Scenes from Maryland Equitable Charging Infrastructure Partnership press conference, Friday, January 12. 
The Maryland Clean Energy Center held a press conference at Coppin State University to announce a $15 million grant for new electric vehicle charging stations across Maryland. Under the Biden-Harris Administration, the Charging and Fueling Infrastructure Discretionary Grant will allow charging stations to be placed in underserved communities throughout the state of Maryland. Coppin State will be one of the many of the charging station locations. As an open campus, Coppin is devoted to being a staple in the community that provides resources and opportunities for West Baltimore and Baltimore City. 

Coppin State Receives Grant from
T. Rowe Price Foundation

Coppin State University announces its selection as one of eight recipients of the T. Rowe Price Foundation's impact grants. The foundation has committed a total of $2.25 million to foster growth in the nonprofit community in Baltimore. Over the next three years, Coppin State will be granted a total of $450k equating to $150k per year. With this contribution, Coppin State will establish a hub that will support Baltimore’s nonprofit sector. This center will be the first of its kind at any Historically Black College and University and in Baltimore.  

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