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Dreams of Flying Take Flight

Since he was five years old, Jamal Turner, Jr. has dreamt of becoming a pilot. He took one step closer to reaching [...]

CBS In the Morning Feature

The Midnight Golf Program was featured on CBS's series "A More Perfect Union" which aims to show that what unites us [...]

From the Archives: MGP in 2005

We've grown our program at lot in the past 15 years! Enjoy this video, which aired on the Golf Channel in 2005 [...]

MGP Awarded $225,000 from RMC

The Midnight Golf Program received $225,000 from the Rocket Giving Fund as a primary beneficiary for the 2019 Rocket Mortgage Classic. [...]

Kennard up for NFL Man of the Year

Lions’ 2019 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Award nominee, Devon Kennard, making a big impact on MGP students The Detroit [...]

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MGP In the News

Read – and watch – stories of Midnight Golf alumni, students and staff as featured in local and national news.

MALIK DEVONTE: DETROIT’S AWARD WINNING YOUNG ENTREPRENEUR (YOU’LL BE IMPRESSED.)

Introducing Malik De’Vonte. This entrepreneur has defied all odds.

Laya Cole finds her passion in mentoring

MGP Mentor Laya Cole, a retiree from DTE Energy, talks about her passion for mentoring with her former employer.

optiMize-Detroit: Entrepreneur Jonae Maxey wants to make social impact through real estate

Jonae Maxey (MGP ’16) was featured by the University of Michigan for her involvement with optiMize as she starts her own real estate company, Maxey Real Estate Investments.

Brag Book: Midnight Golf Program

The Midnight Golf Program Class of 2020 was featured on Channel 4’s morning news segment, “Rhonda Walker’s Brag Book!”

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Freaky Friday: How COVID-19 is Shaping One Michigan High School Senior’s Present and Future

Like so many high school seniors during the COVID-19 pandemic, the journey to college has been clouded by uncertainty. But for MGP Class of 2020 grad Morgan Walker, discovering the unknown is a welcomed challenge. See how Morgan is overcoming this “new normal” on her path to Tuskegee University, NASA and beyond.

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