Today, Sojourner-Douglass College continues the legacy of
self-determination that we began in the 1970’s. Our driving forces have remained the
same: educating adults and empowering members of the community. At Sojourner-Douglass
College, our focus on administration and the social sciences has grown out of a desire
to transform the members of our local communities into decision-makers. In every area of
our lives—from politics and business to education and health care—decisions are made
which affect young people, elders, and everyone in-between. Full History
Purpose of the College
The purpose of the College is to provide
a learning model which will aid students in increasing their capacity for self
development and self expression, and will facilitate their engagement in effective
social action as members of the world community.
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Board of Directors
Sojourner-Douglass College has an established Board of Directors
that share in the responsibility of policy development, program planning and expansion,
and decision-making that align with the College's mission and goals. More Info Here.
Institutional Policies
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Staff Directory
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Dr. Charles W. Simmons is President and founder of Sojourner-Douglass College,
Baltimore, Maryland (formerly the Homestead-Montebello Center of Antioch
University). A native of Baltimore, he is a graduate of the Union Graduate
School where he earned his Ph.D. in Administration of Higher Education in 1978.
Post Doctoral Studies include Educational Management at Harvard University
Graduate School of Education, Institute for Educational Management. Full Bio
Today, Sojourner-Douglass College continues the legacy of
self-determination that we began in the 1970’s. Our driving forces have remained the
same: educating adults and empowering members of the community. At Sojourner-Douglass
College, our focus on administration and the social sciences has grown out of a desire
to transform the members of our local communities into decision-makers. In every area of
our lives—from politics and business to education and health care—decisions are made
which affect young people, elders, and everyone in-between. 
