The Office of Sustainability has added four new refill stations, including the first outdoor station. Drinking tap water reduces the number of plastic bottles used, which helps the environment, and the College through reduced recycling costs and decreased waste.
FEED Projects, LLC Co-founder Ellen Gustafson will speak at the College of Charleston's School of Business as part of its ongoing Think Differently Forum.
Learn more about the College's One-Year Global MBA Program in an information session April 2, 2014 with an optional MBA class following the session.
Teacher education professor Renard Harris and three students are a self-proclaimed motley crew implementing an unconventional program, but they were invited to present at the nation's top afterschool conference. Their partnership taught them a lot about themselves and each other.
The film series will begin April 8, 2014, and organizers hope it will help viewers to learn about the violence from multiple perspectives. The series is hosted by the African studies program.
The Department of Communication's 2014 Distinguished Communicator of the Year, Jon Iwata, gives advice on how to become an effective communicator, leader and professional. Iwata is the senior vice president of marketing and communications at IBM.
Joe Scarlett, former CEO of Tractor Supply Company will speak on April 1. Under his leadership Tractor Supply was honored by Forbes as one of the “Best Managed Companies in America.”
Jashik will provide an interesting perspective on higher ed in flux. He'll discuss the top challenges facing colleges and universities today, issues of politics, technology, the curriculum and money.
The 2014 Excellence in Collegiate Education and Leadership (ExCEL) Awards are in their eighth year. The winners were chosen from more than 125 nominations.
Like many people in New York City, Katherine Borkowski ’05 gets up every morning and goes to work. Unlike many people, her office is located in the Metropolitan Museum of Art (the Met). As a Digital Resources and Instructional Librarian at the Met, Borkowski puts her undergraduate and graduate degrees to work every day. Read more to find out how she got the job.
