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."
The Cougars will commence year two under Wojcik with an exhibition contest against NCAA Division II Newberry College on Nov. 2 at TD Arena, prior to their rematch on the road at Louisville on Nov. 9 in Louisville, Ky. They will then play host to 2013 NIT participant Charlotte in their home opener on Nov. 12 at TD Arena.
Prince Charles has had an eventful summer, with the birth of his first grandchild and a special award this week from the College of Charleston. The college’s Historic Preservation and Community Planning Program will present the prince with its Albert Simons Medal of Excellence, a recognition of the Prince of Wales’ advocacy for traditional architecture.
The College of Charleston Friends of the Library will host Sebastian Junger for two events: a moderated Q&A with students, and an evening keynote address that is open to the public with the purchase of a ticket.
The primary goal of the Coca-Cola First Generation Scholars Program is to provide access and support to first-generation students, thereby fulfilling the College’s mission of educating a diverse, well-qualified student population.
Recycling bins have been distributed to each room in campus residence halls to encourage recycling. The bins were purchased with a grant from the Alcoa Foundation, Keep America Beautiful and the College & University Recycling Coalition.
Alix Generous just turned 21. If she wanted to, she could buy a beer. Instead, the College of Charleston junior has been a bit busy. In just the past year or so, she has presented her own coral reef research to the United Nations in India, studied neuropathic pain at MUSC and is now examining
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.
School of Business Schottland Scholars spent several days over the summer in Rochester, N.Y. to learn from C-level executives at international companies like Paychex, Wegmans and Constellation Brands.
Apted is best known for his works including “Coal Miner's Daughter,” “Gorillas in the Mist,” “The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader” and the UP series. Both the screening and question and answer session are free and open to the public.
