eScholarship@Morgan

Permanent URI for this communityhttp://hdl.handle.net/11603/8

eScholarship@Morgan is an institutional repository for scholarship created by the faculty, students, and staff of Morgan State University. As part of the Maryland Shared Open Access Repository (MD-SOAR), eScholarship@Morgan provides long-term storage and public access to academic materials from the Morgan community, meeting the data management and open access requirements for grants and other funding agencies. The repository also includes historical materials relating to Morgan and the Morgan community.

To deposit materials, register at https://mdsoar.org. Once registered, a staff member from the library will contact you with instructions on uploading materials. Files may be up to 2GB in size, and may be deposited in any format. Please note that files may be converted to other formats for optimal preservation. The following formats are preferred:

Textual works: PDF
Images: TIFF, JPEG2000
Datasets: JSON, XML, TSV, CSV
Audio: WAV
Video: AVI, MOV, MP4

Please note that by submitting your work, you grant Morgan State University the right to reproduce, publicly display, and distribute your item at no cost to users world-wide.

For more information, contact the Earl S. Richardson library at (443) 885-3477, or Jason Riggin at jason.riggin@morgan.edu.

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Morgan Campus and Local History
Collections concerned with local history either of Morgan State or of the surrounding Baltimore community.
Morgan State Research Centers
A collection of the various research centers that operate on Morgan State University Campus.

Collections in this Community

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MSU Dissertations and Theses Collection
Dissertation and Theses papers published by members of the Morgan State University community.
MSU Faculty and Staff Collection
Scholarship produced by the faculty of Morgan State University
School of Graduate Studies
The graduate faculty at Morgan encourages graduate students to master the complex theories, principles, and research methodologies, of their respective disciplines for the twofold purpose of advancing knowledge in their chosen field, and contributing to the improvement of urban communities.