Is Political Compromise a Lost Art?
Two political science professors discuss the possible federal government shutdown.
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09, 2013
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09, 2013
College Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with Activities, Service
Hispanic Heritage Month is September 15 through October 15 and the Department of Hispanic Studies has many events planned from tertulias to participation in the Latin American Festival.
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09, 2013
College Offers Concentration in Growing Field of Computational Neuroscience
Computational neuroscience is at the crossroads between physics, mathematics, computer science, biology, and psychology. It is the analysis of signals like heart rate, EEG, PET and MRI combined with a basic knowledge of biology/physiology.
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09, 2013
College Announces Fulbright Foreign Language Teaching Assistant
Juliana Passos, a Ph.D. student from the Universidade Federal do Paraná in Brazil is currently teaching a Portuguese language class and four conversation classes in the Department of Hispanic Studies.
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09, 2013
8 Tips on Acing your Classes from the Number 2 Professor in the Country
The second highest ranked professor in the country, according to MTVu's RateMyProfessors.com, gives advice for students and teachers beginning their careers.
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09, 2013
4 Books Students and Alumni Won’t Want to Miss
At the College of Charleston, English professors practice what they preach; engaging writing about fascinating topics ranging from religion, racism, history, biography and more.
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09, 2013
Spanish Professor Devon Hanahan is Second Highest Rated Professor in Nation
For the second time, Hanahan has been named to the top professors list compiled by mtvU's RateMyProfessors.com. Hanahan finds it enthralling "to teach a skill that anyone can use, no matter what their major or discipline."
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09, 2013
Pre-Law Program Hosts Lecture by Leading First Amendment Scholar
Professor Paul Horwitz will lead two lectures to honor Constitution Day, on September 12, 2013.
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09, 2013
Avery Research Center Hosts One of the First Conferences of its Kind
Black sexuality and gender identities have traditionally been taboo topics – until recently. The conference focusing on that topic will be held September 18 through 21, with some events free and open to the public.
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09, 2013
The South’s 5 best political storylines
Political science professors Gibbs Knotts of the College of Charleston and Larry Sabato, director of the University of Virginia’s Center for Politics, recently came up with five of the biggest storylines heading into the coming year. Read full article.