Harvey Mudd. The University of Richmond. The College of Charleston. Elon. They may be unfamiliar names to many, but according to Marjorie Hansen Shaevitz, a college admissions counselor and the author of “Admission Possible: The Dare to Be Yourself Guide for Getting Into the Best Colleges,” they are all examples of schools that “have suddenly come
The festival, which runs Thursday-Sunday, has become increasingly popular and able to attract more cinematic talent each year, said Giovanna De Luca, festival director and professor of Italian and cinema at the College of Charleston. Read full article.
Today, academics, students and others meet in South Carolina for a three-day conference at the College of Charleston. They'll discuss the black power movement and the legacy of the Orangeburg Massacre. "It's still a sore spot for people here, when you talk about a massacre of students, how it never reached the level of a
“People are in the way,” said Scott Harris, a College of Charleston geology and environmental geosciences assistant professor who has studied that build-up and coastal “low spots” more prone to flood, overwash, channeling surge and waves from a landfalling hurricane. Read full article.
“It’s a very vulnerable coastline from Little River down,” said Scott Harris, associate professor of geology and environmental geosciences at the College of Charleston geologist who has researched landscape evolution and shoreline dynamics. “The only reason we realize there’s a problem is because people live on the coast.” http://www.myrtlebeachonline.com/2012/09/21/3072339/sc-coastline-more-vulnerable-23.html
Juan Maegli qualified for nationals after winning the SAISA Men’s Singlehanded Championship.
Master of Environmental Science student Bob Crimian will present research on ecosystem services.
School of the Arts students are assisting in the promotion of a pilot show.
Activist Carol Adams will present "The Sexual Politics of Meat" in conjunction with the Sociology of Food seminar.
Margaret Hagood and Emily Skinner just published the first issue of the Journal of Adolescent & Adult Literacy.
