Jennifer Hein, a candidate in the Master of Science in environmental studies program at the College of Charleston, has been awarded a 2011 Coastal Research Fellowship by the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium. The two South Carolina National Estuarine Research Reserves, North Inlet-Winyah Bay and ACE Basin, and the S.C. Sea Grant Consortium established this new
"There's really very little positive spin you can put on this," said Frank Hefner, an economist at the College of Charleston. "Just because there are a lot of other people having a more difficult time doesn't really make our situation any better." http://www.forbes.com/feeds/ap/2011/07/22/business-financials-us-unemployment-sc_8579632.html
College of Charleston students returned to shore on Friday from a mission to the ocean floor. Earlier this week, College of Charleston Geology Professor Leslie Sautterย took eleven students out to sea aboard the NOAA ship, Nancy Foster, as part of an expedition to map part of the ocean floor. http://www.abcnews4.com/story/15133560/college-of-charleston-students-return-from-mapping-ocean-floor
Allan Nadler has been named the Norman and Gerry Sue Arnold Distinguished Visiting Chair in Jewish Studies at the College of Charleston for this fallโs semester. Nadler, an ordained Orthodox rabbi, is professor and director of Jewish Studies at Drew University in Madison, N.J. At the College of Charleston, Nadler will teach a course on
"Actually making it is secondary," said Kent Gourdin, chairman of the management and marketing department at the College of Charleston. "The publicity is kind of already achieved. It's mainly visibility. That's really what it's for." http://www.thesunnews.com/2011/07/24/2293323/promoters-organizers-go.html#ixzz1T7los7Cb
Allan Nadler is currently Professor and Director of Jewish Studies at Drew University and the worldโs expert on Jewish heresies.
College of Charleston faculty and students have been using the rustic Dixie Plantation for outdoor learning and research for more than a decade. But the 881-acre property in Meggett, with its striking views of the Stono River, has no facilities to sort or work with data and no wireless Internet access to transmit it, said
Grant will be used to support two field research stations.
"Every indicator we have except one is proceeding faster than we thought, and they seem to be accelerating. We're watching the extinction of one of the most marvelous, incredible ecosystems in the history of the earth," said Phil Dustan, College of Charleston biologist. "The scientific community is really on edge about it. What's it going
Of course, it often comes down to pleasing a certain influential family member. And the lockout is going to give Goudelock some time to do so. He plans on finishing his degree in sociology at the College of Charleston in South Carolina, in addition to playing in some pro-am leagues. I'm about 12 credit hours
