Our school
History of Morris Brown College
Morris Brown College was founded in 1881 by the African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church, making it the first educational institution in Georgia established by African Americans for African Americans. Named after Bishop Morris Brown, a leader in the AME Church, the college has remained a beacon of higher learning, producing generations of leaders across various industries.
Despite challenges, including financial struggles that led to the loss of accreditation in 2003, Morris Brown has demonstrated unwavering resilience. In 2021, the college made history by regaining accreditation through the Transnational Association of Christian Colleges and Schools (TRACS)—a true testament to the power of perseverance and alumni support.
our chapter
The Atlanta Alumni Chapter
The Morris Brown College Atlanta Alumni Chapter serves as a bridge between past and present Brownites. Our mission is to:
01
Strengthen the bond
between alumni through social and professional networking opportunities.
02
Support Current Students
through scholarships, mentorship, and career development.
03
Promote Growth
of Morris Brown College through fundraising, advocacy, and community engagement.
Our leadership
Meet our Team
Meet the dedicated officers leading our chapter:
Malisha Brown
President
Former co-founder of ACME company. Early staff at XYZ. Loves coffee & morning runs.
Dennis Jones
Vice President
Former co-founder of ACME company. Early staff at XYZ. Loves coffee & morning runs.
Doris Fuller
Treasurer
Former co-founder of ACME company. Early staff at XYZ. Loves coffee & morning runs.
- Financial Secretary: Quantavious Robinson
- Secretary: Keysha Thompkins
- Committee Chairs: Membership, Fundraising, Events, and Mentorship