Meet 6 Alums Creating Unique Culinary Experiences
Charleston's exalted reputation as a foodie town inspired these six alums to make their mark in the local cuisine scene.
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03, 2018
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01, 2018
Marketing Major is Minding Her Own Business
Junior Carlie Christenson founded her company, Boob-eez, in 2008, when she was nine.
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12, 2017
Entrepreneurship Students Make Real-World Pitch for Final Exam
Students at the College of Charleston pitched their product and service apps to a panel of judges as part of professor David Hansen's New Venture Modeling course.
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08, 2017
Students’ App Improves Access to Experiential Learning
Senior Michael Gude and Hassam Solano-Morel '17 aim to help college students find internship opportunities outside the classroom with a new app.
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08, 2017
Alumni Brothers Find Self-Made Success in Self-Storage Business
Together with his brother, John Lindsey '12, Alan Lindsey '16 cofounded Lindsey Self Storage Group when he was just a freshman. His tireless entrepreneurial energy is one reason the company is projected to bring in $20+ million this year.
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06, 2017
Students in Good Company with Entrepreneurship Professor
Entrepreneurship professor David Hansen is leading students down a path toward sustainable business practices with his course on ecopreneurship.
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06, 2017
Alums Have Pet Project in Dog Food
College of Charleston alumni Logan Honeycutt '09 and Michael Cody '06 have founded the Chicago-based BareItAll Pet Foods.
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05, 2017
Senior Weaves Studies, Hair into Entrepreneurial Success
Blogger, hair stylist and social media consultant Nia Strothers explains how she keeps so many balls in the air while succeeding at CofC.
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04, 2017
Student-Entrepreneur Gets Start on Career With Boob-eez
At age 9, Carlie Christenson invented Boob-eez — a product that launched her into a successful business career and led her to the College of Charleston.
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01, 2017
Inspired Living in the Honors Entrepreneurship Living-Learning Community
They share a kitchen, an idea laboratory and a lot of whiteboards. But for the 19 students living in the Honors E-LLC, the most important thing they share is inspiration.