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Morehouse College, the nation's only all-male, liberal arts institution, is redefining the meaning of leadership. Today's leaders must have an appreciation for different perspectives and customs, and be prepared to navigate in our increasingly global society.
Located in Atlanta, Morehouse has a history of producing Renaissance men, like Nobel Peace Laureate Martin Luther King Jr. '48 and filmmaker Shelton "Spike" Lee '79, Voltaire Sterling '02, who appears in the film "The Great Debaters," and Oluwabusayo Topé Folarin '04, the College's third Rhodes Scholar. As Renaissance men--leaders with a social conscience--Morehouse graduates draw on their intellectual astuteness, spiritual discipline and moral compass to improve and advance their communities, the nation and the world.
Morehouse College, the nation's only all-male, liberal arts institution, is redefining the meaning of leadership. Today's leaders must have an appreciation for different perspectives and customs, and be prepared to navigate in our increasingly global society.
Located in Atlanta, Morehouse has a history of producing Renaissance men, like Nobel Peace Laureate Martin Luther King Jr. '48 and filmmaker Shelton "Spike" Lee '79, Voltaire Sterling '02, who appears in the film "The Great Debaters," and Oluwabusayo Topé Folarin '04, the College's third Rhodes Scholar. As Renaissance men--leaders with a social conscience--Morehouse graduates draw on their intellectual astuteness, spiritual discipline and moral compass to improve and advance their communities, the nation and the world.