Mar'quis Bryant-Morgan, '21

College of Engineering

Mar'quis Bryant-Morgan, ’21
College of Engineering

As an undergraduate, Mar'quis Bryant-Morgan redefined service leadership. He co-founded the Distinguished Scholars Initiative, served in leadership roles for the National Society of Black Engineers and Engineering Student Council, became a charter member for the OSU fraternity chapter (Gamma Upsilon Gamma) of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and participated in the Black Student Union. His commitment to the community and OSU didn't end when Mar'quis left Corvallis. Today, he is a member of the OSU Student Affairs and OSU Black Alumni and Friends Network leadership councils. Since 2020, Mar'quis, with the support of his family and friends, has provided financial assistance to Black OSU students amidst COVID-19 by awarding over $12,000 in financial assistance to deserving students.

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Mar'quis Bryant-Morgan, '21

Ask Alumni | Expanding Your Network and Building Your Professional Brand

Dec 18, 2024

In this Ask Alumni webcast, OSU supporter Ellen Recko — a LinkedIn profile expert, career coach and former Intel director — will teach you how to leverage LinkedIn to research companies and connect with the people who matter in your industry.

Ask Alumni | Maximizing LinkedIn with a Powerful Profile

Dec 10, 2024

In this Ask Alumni webcast, OSU supporter Ellen Recko — a LinkedIn profile expert, career coach and former Intel director — will share valuable insights on how to make your LinkedIn profile work effectively for you.

Travel Talk | Essence of India: A Global Perspective on Ecology & Culture

Nov 12, 2024

Discover India’s rich cultural tapestry, its evolving role on the global stage and its impactful conservation efforts through Khanna’s personal stories and insights.

Ask Alumni | Stress, Sleep and Self-Care: Balancing Your Well-Being

Oct 22, 2024

This virtual workshop with Matthew Rensi, Ph.D. ’21, a licensed professional clinical counselor, focuses on the critical connection between stress management, quality sleep and effective self-care.