Alumni Services

Specific ways in which the Alumni Affairs Office supports its alumni include the following:

1. Coordinate National Alumni Association meetings held on the Morris Brown College campus.


2. Provide upon request to the leader (or establish distribution time for) a listing of alumni and friends for the geographic area served his/her region or local chapter.


3. When possible, a representative of the Alumni Affairs Office will attend the national and regional meetings of the National Alumni Association and, upon invitation, to chapter activities.


4. Supplies for events: The names of authorized vendors for banners, buttons, caps, pens, etc. can be obtained through the office. Special proclamations for individuals are available.


5. College speakers for chapter or community events: The Alumni Affairs Office will contact potential speakers for chapter or community events and assist in travel and hotel reservations as necessary. The Alumni Chapter or organization will be responsible for all expenses for such an event.


6. The Office of Alumni Affairs is available to assist in working with the Office of College Relations to adapt information received from alumni for use by the various public media.


7. The College receives requests from various sources concerning the accomplishments of our alumni. Recommendations for awards from the College, is an excellent way to highlight alumni on a local, national, and international basis. The College Fund/UNCF, the NAACP, the YMCA/YWCA, NAFEO, Johnson Publications, and other colleges and universities are just a few organizations that have requested information on alumni for presentations.


8. The Office of Alumni Affairs accepts and solicits information regarding family related activities. It is a blessing to be shared when there is a wedding announcement or the birth of a child. Morris Brown College is well noted for the bloodlines of its alumni. A prime example is that Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s mother Alberta W. King graduated from the College.