No. The Academy includes programs for participants ranging from complete beginners to experienced programmers and researchers. Individual program descriptions identify any technical prerequisites.
No. While Morehouse students are an important part of the Academy, programming may also serve high school students, college students from other institutions, educators, professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, alumni, and community participants.
Programming may include in-person, virtual, and hybrid experiences depending on the course or workshop.
Scholarship support may be available for selected Academy programs. Availability varies by program and funding source.
Selected programs provide certificates, digital credentials, or micro-credentials after participants successfully complete program requirements.
Yes. The Academy can collaborate with companies, schools, colleges, nonprofit organizations, and other organizations to develop customized AI education and workforce development experiences.
Yes. Organizations and individual donors can support scholarships and program participation.
Organizations interested in sponsorships, workforce development, research, curriculum, student opportunities, or other collaborations are encouraged to contact the Morehouse AI Academy.
Email Cerrice Dawson for more information.