Hospitality Journal Praises School of Business
Journal of Hospitality and Tourism Research cites School as "the most prolific institution based on the individual productivity of each faculty member.”
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Fraternity Raises $100,000 for Children’s Miracle Network
A lab at MUSC will be named for Sigma Chi at the College of Charleston.
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09, 2011
Groups honoring SC leaders in women’s rights – AP
A coalition is having a news conference Wednesday to honor women in South Carolina who fought for women's rights. A networking luncheon at Trinity Cathedral will follow. The speaker will be College of Charleston associate provost Lynne Ford, author of "Women and Politics: The Pursuit of Equality." http://www.chron.com/news/article/Groups-honoring-SC-leaders-in-women-s-rights-2158504.php
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CofC Professor Awarded NEH Grant for Buddhist Summer Institute – WCSC
College of Charleston Associate Professor of Philosophy Christian Coseru is one of just nine professors nationwide to be awarded a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Summer Institute grant. Coseru will stage an institute on “Investigating Consciousness: Buddhist and Contemporary Philosophical Perspectives” on campus in Summer 2012. http://downtown.live5news.com/news/news/62391-cofc-professor-awarded-neh-grant-buddhist-summer-institute
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Students Participate in Global Youth Retreat
Maria Jackson and Emily Rogers will attend the Advocates for Youth Urban Retreat in Washington D.C.
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09, 2011
Professor Helps in Groundbreaking Genome Research
Andrew Shedlock is a member of a team of scientists who has sequenced the genome of an anole.
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09, 2011
ROAR Scholars Program Starts First Full Year
The ROAR Scholars program provides free help to first generation, low income or disabled students.
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The Soundtrack
We asked a few of our most talented songwriters to make the College their muse.
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09, 2011
First Call Me Mister Program Graduates Now Teaching
Jimmy Freeman is teaching 4th grade and Thomas Savage is teaching 8th grade in the Lowcountry.
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09, 2011
Medieval Super Highway
When Michelle Garceau hears church bells, her thoughts are transported back more than 700 years to Europe, and she thinks Internet. Yes, that’s right: Internet. “Bells were the Internet of the Middle Ages,” notes Garceau, assistant professor of history. “Think about it. They were fast – so much faster than say, television or radio in