Nationally Recognized Disability Expert to Speak On Campus
Michael Berube and his son, Jamie, will speak on September 6.
Michael Berube and his son, Jamie, will speak on September 6.
MyCofC will give more than 52,000 alumni access to jobs, a Yellow Pages directory, and each other!
Leslie Sautter will broadcast from a research vessel off the Oregon coast to teach her geology class.
SPECTRA students took FYE course this summer, synthesis seminar in fall.
Nobel Peace Prize recipient and human rights activist Elie Wiesel will visit the College of Charleston next month for an invitation-only address at the Sottile Theater. The speech will be at 6 p.m. Sept. 25; though it is closed to the public, a limited number of tickets will be made available for a simulcast to
College of Charleston sociology professor Von Bakanic said finances can explain why several generations may live under the same roof, and financial uncertainty also plays a role in the continued rise of unmarried couples. "People don't want to make the legal commitment, especially if they see the legal commitment as impermanent," Bakanic said. "They see
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCIV) -- After a long summer spent resting and relaxing, students at the college of Charleston head back to campus Friday. And while downtown residents can expect some slow going as those co-ed's move in. The students themselves are turning to social media to make the most of their first few days back
Lt. Oneida Banks with campus police says the College of Charleston will be providing students with safety orientation classes. "Our officers will be on duty as they always are 24 hours seven days a week. We'll also start joint patrol with the Charleston Police Department," Banks said. http://www.abcnews4.com/story/15302839/cofc-promotes-safety-as-students-move-in
He then heard about the College of Charleston Avery Research Center's two-day symposium celebrating the 20th anniversary of the release of Dash's film. They plan to gather scholars and artists from across the country to reflect on the film's impact. "It really put Gullah life on the map for many people," said Patricia Williams Lessane,
Jane Reno-Munro, director of student health services at the College of Charleston, has been on the front lines of student health for nearly 17 years. As students resume classes today, she shares some observations of health patterns and concerns for college students: http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2011/aug/23/keeping-students-healthy/