The College of Charleston now offers a fast-track master's of business administration degree, a move that allows the school to play in the big leagues, president George Benson says. The state's Commission on Higher Education gave the program final approval last week, and the first group of about 35 students will begin in July. Students
The College of Charleston Class of 2010 stepped up to the plate and knocked the ball out of the park! They are leaders, activists, record-setting athletes and engaged scholars, who personify the College of Charleston experience. Congratulations, Class of 2010! More information about graduation. Undergraduate Class of 2010: By the numbers Undergraduate Class of 2010:
Top Honors Jack Ray Armstrong, II Kit Cheng Richard Cleva Florence Friebe Jonathan Napier Corey Savard Michelle Waller A.B. Degrees Douglas Crowder Anna Duvall Erin Forbes Laura Grantham Anita Hart Paula Kiesling Michael Murza Caitlin O’Reilly-Green William Pittman Erin Ringer Ava-Martine Young Departmental Awards Outstanding Student and Department Honors Anthropology: Rebecca Kyle Anthropology: Candace Liebman
The College of Charleston will now offer a masters program in the school of business. But this is un-like any other in the state. What makes it unique is this is a one year program. In a competitive job market, students hope this master’s degree will separate them from the pack. After fours years at
CHARLESTON, S.C. -- About 2,300 undergraduates receive their diplomas during commencement exercises at South Carolina's College of Charleston. Two ceremonies are being held Saturday at the Cistern in front of the administration building on campus. The speaker is Marco Cavazzoni, the vice president and general manager of final assembly and delivery at Boeing Co. in
“The big difference,“ said College of Charleston Career Services Director Denny Ciganovic, “is that it’s a little more upbeat. It’s not massive hiring. It’s going to be hire one here, one there.“ While Ciganovic still sees a lot of concerned students looking for work, he’s not surprised by a new study from the National Association
And earlier this month, the College of Charleston - which already had established a Joseph P. Riley Center for Urban Affairs and Policy Studies - made him the first recipient of its Simons Medal of Excellence, given to honor those who excel in civic design, historic preservation and urban planning. Valerie Morris, dean of the
The College of Charleston has established a master’s of business education program that will start in July with a “boot camp” for non-business undergraduate students. The one-year program, recently approved by the S.C. Commission on Higher Education, will have as many as 35 students in its first year. Students, who can focus on marketing or
Have the courage to follow your heart by trusting in your abilities, don't discount the value of hard work and choose a profession about which you are passionate, College of Charleston graduates were told Saturday. "Strive to work for something larger than yourself. Never give up. Our greatest glory is not in never falling but
College of Charleston career center director Denny Ciganovic senses the hiring freeze has bottomed out. "Small companies are starting to feel a little bit more confident," he said. "Rather than commit to hiring a full-time person, they are hiring graduates through a staffing agency as temporary workers. A company expanding here, another adding a few
