This Veterans Day, the College of Charleston celebrates its faculty, staff and students who have served our country, including computer information systems major and the College's AV integration team lead Ryan Byrne.
The College of Charleston has earned a bronze-level 2022–23 Military Friendly School designation.
For the past few years, the College of Charleston has been ranked as one of the best schools in the nation for veterans by U.S. News & World Report. This Veterans Day we reflect on the importance of supporting our student-veterans every day of the year.
CofC is the first higher education institution in South Carolina to establish a campus chapter of SALUTE, a national honor society for veteran and military students.
Rebekah Edmondson, who survived four deployments in Afghanistan and sustained injuries from a bomb blast, remains committed to bettering the lives of Afghan women.
Veteran and Military Student Services offers Green Zone Training to help faculty and staff understand the unique perspectives of student veterans. The next training session will be on Feb. 4, 2019.
Alumnus Gerald “Jerry” Polis '62 has created the Gerald D. Polis Family Endowed Veterans Scholarship, the College’s first endowed scholarship dedicated to veterans.
Navy veteran and CofC computer science major Rex Ferrer will attend Google’s Summer Scholars’ Retreat through a partnership between Google and Student Veterans of America.
