Center for Creative Retirement Scholarship Focuses on Gerontology
In 2004, the College of Charleston Center for Creative Retirement established a scholarship for college-age students studying gerontology...
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New Painting Celebrates CofC’s Trujillo Program Benefactors
Esther Ferguson, who along with her husband donated her home in Trujillo, Spain, to CofC in 1996, recently gave a painting of the restored Roman ruin ..
Alumna Donates Her Time, Treasure, Talents
Sharon Kingman '80 gives back to the College in many ways, from her namesake scholarship with her husband to her work as an MBA mentor...
Students Are Creating Change On a Dime
These CofC students made big strides in the area of social justice with small grants from the College's Race and Social Justice Initiative...
Music Major to Perform in International Violin Competition
Music major Tianyu Liu will put his violin skills to the test at the Michael Hill International Violin Competition in New Zealand May 31 - June 8, 201..
Student Explores the Role of Activism Through Social Justice Grant
Student Allie Stern was one of six students to receive a Race and Social Justice Initiative Student Leadership Award aimed at addressing social change..
Business Partnership Yields Dividends for Computer Science Students
A partnership between tech company Capgemini and the College of Charleston has yielded great results for the university's computer science students...
Alumnus is the Bubble Guru
Mark Elliott '96 dropped out of medical school to become a financial wizard. He's had his ups and downs, like the stock markets, but he remains foreve..
GEL Laboratories Funds Scholarship for Chemistry Students
GEL Laboratories LLC has established the GEL Laboratories Scholarship in Chemistry aimed at bolstering the number of chemistry graduates...
Professor Emeritus Endows Scholarship for Physics, Astronomy Students
Bob Dukes, professor emeritus for the Department of Physics and Astronomy, has endowed a scholarship aimed at attracting and supporting physics and as..
