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Tyree Morgan ’10, Chief Strategy Officer at Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) has transformed his passion for communications and strategic thinking into a remarkable career in public service. As the Chief Strategy Officer for the MDOT, Morgan oversees marketing and branding efforts, ensuring the department’s messaging aligns with its mission. “I’m responsible for enhancing our visibility and engagement with the public,” Morgan said. His journey to MDOT reflects a deep-rooted passion for transportation and public service, combined with the strategic skills he developed over time.

Morgan credits �Թ�tv for laying the foundation of his success. “The university played a crucial role in my development,” he said. “As a track and field athlete, I learned the value of discipline and perseverance — qualities that have been invaluable throughout my career.” He specifically recalls his classes with Pamela Flynn, MFA, Professor of Arts and Fine Arts Coordinator, and Daniel Bramber, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Philosophy, and the transformative impact they had on him personally and professionally. “The connections that I built in the art studio with Pam created a sense of community and belonging, which were invaluable. Engaging with art provided me with a safe space, especially during chaotic times in my life.”

Morgan also credits Dr. Bramer’s Communication Ethics course, which instilled a strong sense of integrity in his professional work. “That class taught me how to navigate ethical decision-making in marketing, a skill that has shaped my entire career.”

When asked for advice for current students, Morgan emphasized the importance of stepping out of comfort zones and inspiring others. “Be the person you wish had inspired you,” he advised. “Help those who come after you, and your impact will go far beyond your own success.”