Class Meets Current Events for Ukrainian Political Science Expert
College of Charleston instructor Max Kovalov's European Studies capstone course is heavily influenced by current events that hit close to home for Kovalov.
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09, 2014
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09, 2014
College Senior is on a Mission to Make the World More Sustainable
College senior Kelsey DePorte focuses her academics, extracurricular activities, internships, and activism on one thing: being more sustainable.
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09, 2014
I Want Your Job: Marketing and Promotions at Nashville Record Label
Emily Gallo '12 created her own music business program. Flash forward two years and she's applying her education at a successful Nashville record label.
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09, 2014
Startup Weekend Charleston: Where the Classroom Meets the Real World
College of Charleston computer science students are joining designers and entrepreneurs to launch the next big product – in one weekend.
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09, 2014
MULTIMEDIA: A Look at the Addlestone Library Renovation
The major improvement project took place during summer 2014 and added additional study spaces, shelving for collections, a flexible learning/lecture room and expanded Special Collections.
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09, 2014
6 Ways to Tell if Self-Publishing is Right for You with the Author of The College Chronicles
College Chronicles author and College of Charleston English professor Kelly Owen offers tips on how to tell if self-publishing is for you.
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09, 2014
Blood Thirsty: Are Vampires Past Their Prime?
History professor Scott Poole just published the first biography on Vampira (Malia Nurmi). He explains vampires in pop culture and whether they have staying power.
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09, 2014
New College Mission Statement Approved
The new mission statement provides the College with the potential to offer targeted doctoral programs that meet the needs of the state.
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09, 2014
Chinese Professor Brings Ancient Flavor to Celebration of Charleston’s Super Moon
Lei Jin has become a go-to expert on all aspects of Chinese culture in Charleston. She has organized a Chinese Moon Festival event to celebrate the extra-large-looking moon on September 9, 2014.
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09, 2014
A Different Kind of Apple on Future Teachers’ Desks
Education professor Margaret Hagood says future teachers in her classes have to know how to move seamlessly between print and digital texts. Sets of class iPads are helping students to learn.