The Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminars

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The Greater Washington, DC Morehouse Alumni Association invites schools and community partners to host Morehouse Day – The Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminar. During these visits, Morehouse alumni meet with young men to share guidance on education, leadership, career paths, and life preparation.

Through open conversations and mentorship, alumni encourage students to pursue higher education, develop discipline and character, and consider the opportunities that college can provide.

About the Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminars

The Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminar Series honors the legacy of leadership, service, and lifelong learning that defines the Morehouse experience. As part of the annual Morehouse Day program hosted by the Greater Washington, DC Morehouse Alumni Association, the seminars provide a forum where alumni share professional insight, personal journeys, and lessons in leadership with current students and the broader community.

These sessions reflect the values that have long shaped the Morehouse tradition: academic excellence, ethical leadership, and a commitment to service. Through conversations with accomplished alumni and distinguished guests, participants gain practical knowledge and inspiration that extends the Morehouse mission beyond the campus.

Honoring Leonard Long Jr., ’78

The seminar series is named in honor of Leonard Long Jr., Class of 1978, whose commitment to the Morehouse brotherhood and alumni engagement exemplified the spirit of the College. His leadership within the alumni community helped strengthen the connection between graduates and the next generation of Morehouse men.

By naming the seminars in his honor, the DC Chapter celebrates a legacy of mentorship, professional excellence, and dedication to the continued success of Morehouse students and alumni.

The Importance of the Seminar Series

The Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminars play an important role in strengthening the Morehouse alumni network and advancing the College’s mission. The sessions provide a space where ideas, experiences, and professional insights are shared across generations of Morehouse men.

Key goals of the seminar series include:

  • Encouraging mentorship between alumni and students
  • Sharing professional expertise across industries
  • Highlighting the leadership impact of Morehouse graduates
  • Strengthening alumni engagement within the Washington, DC community
  • Inspiring future leaders to pursue excellence and service

Past Seminar Highlights

The Leonard Long Jr., ’78 Seminars represent the power of the Morehouse brotherhood to educate, mentor, and inspire across generations.

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