from the desk of
Anthony L. Jenkins, Ph.D.

November 15, 2023

Dear Eagle Nation:

We are a leading urban institution that continues to address the needs of our students by fostering relationships with the community.

President Anthony L. Jenkins signing housing agreement.

Last week the Housing Authority of Baltimore City (HABC) partnered with us, Coppin State University, to launch Maryland’s first housing program for low-income students. The Housing Authority of Baltimore City will provide 10 time-limited, tenant-based vouchers for Baltimore city residents for up to five years.

Left to Right: Corliss Alston, HABC Housing Choice Voucher Program; Janet Abrahams, President and CEO of the Housing Authority of Baltimore City; President Anthony L. Jenkins; Parrish Harris, Assistant VP and Dean of Students during the housing signing.

Coppin is dedicated to eliminating barriers like housing insecurity that may hinder our students from success. Our commitment to student-centeredness is unmatched and this transformative endeavor will ensure that eligible Coppin State students have access to a safe and affordable place to call home while pursuing their academic goals. This initiative spearheaded by Dr. Parrish Harris will enhance our students' educational experience. We are committed to fostering a supportive living and learning environment.

American Education Week is a time to recognize and celebrate the crucial role that education plays in our society. It’s an opportunity to appreciate our educators, support staff, and the dedication of students in their pursuit of knowledge. Quality education is the cornerstone of progress and empowerment, and during this week, we should reflect on the importance of providing equitable and inclusive educational opportunities for all, ensuring that every student has the chance to reach their full potential.

As a teacher's college that has been inspiring educators since 1990. The School of Education has retained accreditation by the Council for the Accreditation of Educator Preparation (CAEP), for the next seven years. The program has met all seven standards to ensure future educators are equipped to impact student learning and development. With more than 100 years of experience, The School of Education will continue to train and graduate qualified teachers and school leaders.

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Register for Spring 2024!

Registration continues for Spring 2024. Classes are now available to undergraduate students with up to 29 credits.

Contact your faculty advisor or book an appointment with the Eagle Achievement Center.

Coppin State Receives $15,000 to Educate STEM Students on Energy Conversion

The Center for Nanotechnology founded by Dr. Jamal Uddin, has been awarded $15,000 through Constellation’s E2 Energy to Ed ucate grant program. Coppin State has been awarded this grant every year since 2011. The grant supports projects that help engage underrepresented groups in the energy sector.

This funding will help supports the 2023 project – Engaging STEM Youth in Baltimore City and the Greater Baltimore Area to Explore the Biosynthesis and Characterization of Fluorescent Carbon Nanoparticles for Energy Conversion and Storage at Coppin State University. The students will learn about concepts associated with renewable energy to make their own carbon nanoparticles to create solar cells. The Center for Nanotechnology continues to promote ground-breaking research.

Honoring Our Veterans

Coppin Cadets during the Veteran's Day event.

Coppin State honored the brave men and women who have served our nation on Thursday, November 9 in observance of Veteran's Day. Coppin sworn in new officers and honored COL (R) David Patterson Jr., and Jennifer Harris for their leadership and service. The LT. Richard Collins Scholarship in the amount of $10,000 was presented to Trina Holt, a Coppin Cadet. Coppin will continue to educate and support those who have served.

Scenes from Veteran’s Day event.

Coppin State Women's Volleyball Breaks School Record

2023 Coppin State University Women's Volleyball Team

Coppin State Women's Volleyball swept Morgan State on November 8 and November 10. They broke a school-record with their 24th win of the season and their 13th MEAC victory. They concluded the season as Regular Season Champions.

Coppin State earned the number 1 seed in the 2023 MEAC Volleyball Championship.

The Eagles will face #8 South Carolina State in the first round on
Friday, November 17 at 11:30 a.m., at Delaware State University.

CSU Research

Left to Right: Dr. Hany Sobi; Ashley Roman; Kaylah Castillo at the ACS Conference.

Dr. Hany Sobi, founding director of the Center for Organic Synthesis and his students Kaylah Castillo (Coppin alumni) and Ashley Roman (‘23) attended the American Chemical Society Conference in Indianapolis, Indiana. They received a travel research award from the American Chemical Society to present their findings. Ashley and Kaylah represented Coppin State among over 1,000 schools and universities and research institutions from all around the world.

CSU in the News

Coppin State University is partnering with the Baltimore City Public School System using its nationally recognized nursing program to help address the shortage of nurses in Baltimore city schools. Read more from the Baltimore Sun.

CSU Events

Global Entrepreneurship Week 2023

Coppin State University's Center for Strategic Entrepreneurship is celebrating Global Entrepreneurship Week (November 13 - 17) with a series of events that will inspire and educate current and aspiring entrepreneurs on campus and in the community.

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Take care, be well, and Go Eagles!

Anthony L. Jenkins, Ph.D.
President
Coppin State University

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