Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership


The Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership

 

As an ambassador, congressman, mayor, and civil rights leader, Andrew Young tenaciously pursued social justice, fearlessly led the fight for human rights, and selflessly created opportunities for the underserved. The Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership at Morehouse College aims to carry on his inspiring example and rich legacy through:

  • The acquisition and dissemination of knowledge on social justice issues, globally and in the United States.
  • Innovative solutions for human rights problems impacting people of color and other vulnerable groups.
  • Solution-focused research and student training to develop leaders committed to solving social problems and pursuing equity.
  • Co-curricular engagement to help students experience the world and be prepared for lives as global citizens with a problem-solving focus.


The Andrew Young Center is home to important programs at the college, including the Leadership Studies Program, Study Abroad, the Higher Education in Prisons Program, experiential education programming, and the Oprah Winfrey Scholars Program! 

 

Your investment in the Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership will help Morehouse to fulfill its commitment to developing intellectuals with a worldview who are dedicated to social, economic, and environmental justice and peace on a global stage. The Center needs your support to fund scholarships, travel abroad, faculty recruitment and research, program expansion, and more.

 

Click here to learn more about The Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership

 

Your gift to the Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership will also support the $500 million “Making Men of Consequence” Campaign for Morehouse College to expand support for student scholarships, innovative academic programs, athletic programs, faculty research and recruitment, and campus improvements,

 

For more information on the Campaign for Morehouse, click here.


Invest in the Andrew Young Center for Global Leadership.


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Which Morehouse Class will be on top in 2023! #Tuesday4TheHouse competition is on!
What is your class year? (Four digits, e.g. 1991)
Rank Answer Amount
1 1994 $40,360.88
2 1990 $27,200.00
3 1983 $25,930.00
4 1992 $21,610.12
5 1993 $19,620.00
6 1984 $17,071.00
7 1988 $15,353.00
8 2002 $12,285.00
9 1995 $12,124.45
10 1989 $11,931.00
11 1999 $11,505.00
12 1997 $9,330.00
13 1987 $8,800.00
14 1975 $8,485.00
15 1979 $6,875.00
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1 Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity 143
2 Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity 134
3 Atlanta Chapter 101
4 Omega Psi Phi Fraternity 57
5 Washington, D.C. Chapter 51
6 Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity 36
7 Chicago Chapter 33
8 Football Team 29
9 Thomas J. Blocker Society 29
10 Glee Club 24
11 Bonner Scholars Program 17
12 Student Government 17
13 Los Angeles Chapter 16
14 Houston Chapter 15
15 House of Funk Marching Band 14
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How are you affiliated with Morehouse College?
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2 Friend of the College $626,394.67
3 Parent of Former Student $18,374.92
4 Parent of Current Student $16,374.40
5 Faculty/Staff $3,160.00
6 Current Student $2,330.90
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