Dr. Milbert O. Brown, Jr., is a remarkable storyteller. During his stellar career, Brown was awarded the 2001 "Pulitzer Prize in Journalism for Explanatory Reporting" as a contributing Chicago Tribune team member. The Pulitzer Prize winner was a photojournalist and visual editor at two of the nation's top newspapers, the Boston Globe and the Chicago Tribune. Legendary Watergate and Post editor Ben Bradlee hired Brown as a Washington Post intern while completing graduate studies at Ohio University.

Since he retired from the newspaper industry, Brown has continued to capture historical and cultural imagery through his consulting business 2014Brown Images. Dr. Brown is also an active educator teaching reporting and visual arts in the Baltimore-Washington corridor. He has taught media courses at Loyola University-Chicago, Howard University, Northwestern University, and Wilberforce University; Dr. Brown graduated from Morgan State University with a Doctorate in Higher Education Leadership. He also earned a Master of Arts degree from Ohio University's prestigious School of Visual Communication and a B.S. in Journalism from Ball State University.

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