From a chamber music camp to a geology summer research trip to a project about space exploration, the summer months stay busy at the College of Charleston.
Charleston Chamber Music Intensive co-director, violinist, conductor and CofC adjunct faculty member Yuriy Bekker works with students during a master class.
Conductor Chris Selby works with students during a rehearsal.
This past week the College of Charleston hosted the Charleston Chamber Music Intensive. Students ranging from middle school to college age learned from some of the world’s finest musicians. (Photos by Heather Moran)
Students joined geology professors Leslie Sautter, Scott Harris and Lauren Maurizio in June 2019 for a four-day research cruise off the coast of Savannah, Georgia, to collect seafloor depth data. (Photos provided by Leslie Sautter)
When it comes to space exploration, today’s middle and elementary school students may be more familiar with Buzz Lightyear than with Buzz Aldrin. CofC geology professor Cassandra Runyon wants to change that. (Photos by Heather Moran)
The Office of Institutional Diversity is spearheading a new documentary titled “If These Walls Could Talk” that explores how enslaved Africans contributed to the construction of College buildings. (Photos by Heather Moran)
