The World is Your Classroom
At the College of Charleston, you can study abroad in almost any academic discipline on nearly every continent.
At the College of Charleston, you can study abroad in almost any academic discipline on nearly every continent.
Thanks to scholarships from the College of Charleston Fund and the Parents' Fund, Jenny Brennan '15 was able to get the experiences and education she needs to make a difference in the environment and the world.
More than 300 students and faculty presented research at the College's annual science and math poster session.
The College's BEAMS students are specially trained in seafloor mapping techniques and spend days at sea to conduct underwater research.
Geology professor Cass Runyon was at the Orion launch, and alum David Weiss '12, a Mars researcher, might be involved in the first manned trip to the planet.
The exhibit likely contains the highest density of fossil cetaceans on display anywhere in the world. The museum is free and open to the public.
College of Charleston geology professor Barbara Beckingham shares her expertise on microplastics, an increasingly significant environmental threat
Ransom White '06 was exposed to sea floor mapping as a geology major at the College. Now he's working as a hydrographic surveyor in the search for the Malaysia Airlines plane.
The College of Charleston offers many exciting options for students to fulfill their general education requirements in the fall 2014 semester!
After nearly 20 years of teaching and conducting research at the College, associate professor of geology Cassandra Runyon is as passionate as ever about studying and exploring the universe with her students and colleagues.