ExCEL Award Winners Announced
More than 30 people were recognized for creating a campus environment that promotes diversity and excellence.
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Students Prepare for Model UN Conference
More than 200 students will participate on Friday, April 15 in the Carolina First Arena.
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Natural History Museum Adds Exhibit
Museum will be closed through May 15 during the exhibit installation.
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Launch Event for Peace Corps MI Degree
Find out more about the College's new Peace Corps Master's International graduate degree.
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Tourism booms before cannons – AP
“Even if we didn’t have Civil War events, this weekend would probably be huge,” said Kevin Smith, a researcher in the Office of Tourism Analysis in the College of Charleston’s Department of Hospitality and Tourism Management. http://www.thestate.com/2011/04/09/1770582/tourism-booms-before-cannons.html#storylink=misearch#ixzz1JDspnwAD
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Slavery in Charleston: A chronicle of human bondage in the Holy City – Charleston Post and Courier
"This place is absolutely central to telling the story of slavery," said Bernard Powers, a professor of history at the College of Charleston. "I'm still amazed by how many people and their families are rooted here in South Carolina." http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2011/apr/10/slavery-in-charleston-a-chronicle-of-human/
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Some say Laurens native fired Civil War’s first shot – Greenville News
Edmund Drago, a professor of history at the College of Charleston and author of a book on Confederate children, said while the family’s pride is honest, there are different points of view. “This is really a matter of interpretation,” he said. “Because when you say that you are happy you fired that first shot, for
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Avery Research Center Celebrates 25 Years
The Center has collected art and archival materials to document the history, traditions and legacies of African Americans and their influence on society.
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BOT Meeting
Meeting is April 14-15, 2011.
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College of Charleston, Charleston schools partner to give students real-world experience – Charleston Post and Courier
Charleston County high school students will receive real-world job training through a new partnership with the College of Charleston. The college’s Students in Free Enterprise program has launched the Cougar Apprentice Program, a new initiative to teach high school students skills such as how to apply for a job and work in a retail setting.