Morgan State University

The project will deliver laptops and cover the costs of a broadband subscription to students and community members. The University will also enhance the Wi-Fi infrastructure by upgrading areas on campus that are often used by students. The university and several project partners will also engage low-income anchor communities to engage in public health seminars and adoption of telehealth services. As the university looks to the future development of these communities, the School of Architecture and Planning will again engage the communities to deliver programming related to the Smart Tiny Home movement. Morgan State University, with its development of their new Center for Smart Tiny Homes, hopes to pass on some of its learnings while at the same time performing intense insights and discovery routines with the low-income neighborhoods of Baltimore.