At the College of Charleston, our faculty are boundless – in their curiosity, in their research and in their impact on their students. Take, for example, sociology and anthropology professor John Rashford. 
A model teacher-scholar, Rashford has an interest in different cultures and their relationships with their environments that has brought him to Mexico, Sweden, Austria, Kenya, Ethiopia, India, Thailand, Hong Kong and Japan, to name but a few.
RELATED: Read about Professor Rashford‘s research and life of travel in College of Charleston Magazine.
He is a celebrated researcher on the cultural significance of the baobob tree, one of the largest kinds of trees in the world.
And he is a transformative educator in the classroom, inspiring his students not just to want to learn his lessons – but to learn forever.
Rashford is just another example of how, at the College, learning never ends.
