Coronavirus: Lessons From a Pandemic
Professors at the College are using the COVID-19 pandemic to help students understand concepts across a wide array of academic disciplines from biology to business to public health.
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03, 2020
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03, 2020
Cracraft Family Pays It Forward With Scholarship
Inspired by the scholarship that their daughter received while a student at the College of Charleston,ย Scott Cracraft โ83 and Janet Cracraftย โ85ย established theย Cracraftย Family Endowed Scholarship in 2015.ย
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02, 2020
I Want Your Job: Data Analyst at American Medical Association
As a data analyst at the American Medical Association, Alanna Berdanier '13 is bridging the gap between health data and the people who use it.
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07, 2019
Public Health Major’s Summer Research Is Transformative
College of Charleston public health major Britt Soyebo finds federally funded summer research at Auburn University transformational.
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06, 2019
It’s Hot Out, Y’all: Here’s How to Beat the Heat
Public health professor Brian Bossak gives us five ways to stay cool this summer even in the heat of the moment.
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05, 2019
Public Health Student Destined for Medicine
Public health major and Honors College student Jackson Hartley has had a passion for helping others since an early age.
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04, 2019
Student Explores the Role of Activism Through Social Justice Grant
Student Allie Stern was one of six students to receive a Race and Social Justice Initiative Student Leadership Award aimed at addressing social change on campus.
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01, 2019
New Student Club Seeks to Address Homelessness, Food Insecurity
Partners In Food, a new student club at the College, seeks to support the homeless through food redistribution efforts.
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01, 2019
‘Gender, Race, and Medicine’ is Focus of Talk
The College of Charleston and the Medical University of South Carolina are co-sponsoring a panel discussion titled "Gender, Race and Medicine" on Jan. 28, 2019.
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01, 2019
College Part of New Oceans and Human Health Center
The new Center for Oceans and Human Health and Climate Change Interactions will study the effects of ocean health-related illness and disease.