Cougar Countdown Offers Stress-Busting Activities During Exam Week
Cougar Countdown runs Dec. 2 to Dec. 10 and offers a variety of events and activities to help students approach final exams with a healthy and positive attitude.
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Final Exam Week is December 3-10
Need extra tutoring before finals or a quiet place to study? What about stress relief or a ride home after a late night of studying? The College has you covered.
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11, 2014
Mystery in the Mudflats: Marine Biology Expert Follows Invasive Seaweed Around the World
Associate Professor of Biology Erik Sotka researches how an invasive Japanese seaweed species is able to thrive in every estuary in the Northern Hemisphere.
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11, 2014
Biology Professorโs Career Devoted to Studying, Rescuing Sea Turtles
Dave Owens, associate dean of the Graduate School and professor of Biology, is closely involved with the South Carolina Aquarium's work to rescue, rehabilitate and release sea turtles.
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10, 2014
President McConnell: The First 100 Days
Since officially taking office on July 1, 2014, President Glenn McConnell โ69 has been busy gathering input from the College community and sharing his vision for the Collegeโs future.
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10, 2014
Technophiles to Gather at College of Charleston for BarcampCHS
BarcampCHS provides techies, developers, designers, entrepreneurs and others with an open environment for learning and sharing. Tickets are $10.
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10, 2014
Dynamic Duo: Oceanography Experts Collaborate to Study Sea, Ice and Climate Change
College of Charleston Marine Biology Professor Jack DiTullio and Research Associate Peter Lee are studying how changes in the marine environment affect earthโs climate.
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10, 2014
The World Is Your Campus, So Go Explore It
In the heat and humidity of a Charleston summer, a place like Iceland sounds like a whole different world โ glaciers and snow-capped mountains are hard to even fathom. Iceland, of course, is hardly a world away: All it takes is one connecting flight. Photo provided by Nicholas Burns At the College of
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Cyclist Examines Charlestonโs Transportation Needs
Charleston's population is growing exponentially, which has prompted a recent transportation study and proposed city-wide bike share. MES/MPA student Aaron Holly weighs in.
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10, 2014
College Wins Grant of Nearly $500K to Help Teachers Grow Gifted and Talented Students
As part of a $2.3 million grant proposal, Professor of Teacher Education Julie Dingle Swanson and colleagues will train teachers to identify and develop gifted and talented students in low-income elementary schools in Charleston County.