In order to retire, you need to make careful planning decisions today, says Jocelyn Evans, associate dean of undergraduate programs and finance professor at the School of Business of Charleston College. Part of that planning requires making trade-offs between discretionary spending and saving for the future. In this interview, professor Evans provides insight and advice
The students will spend two weeks in Ho Chi Minh City and Hanoi as part of the required study abroad experience.
The three-week seminar for non-native English speakers will be held from June 25 through July 19.
The senior was also selected as a semifinalist for the Dick Howser Award, given to the top amateur player in the country.
Meeting will be June 4, 2012.
Neuroscience Program honored by the American Psychological Association's Board of Educational Affairs.
Campus will receive 1,065 bins to support recycling.
Honors College students attend special course in cross-cultural community development.
It had all the characteristics of a typical afternoon for the College of Charleston’s Avery Center garden. On a warm Tuesday, students eating lunch crowded picnic tables and peppered amphitheater steps, and a small, babbling waterfall was drowned out by their conversation. http://www.postandcourier.com/article/20120524/PC16/120529571/visiting-college-of-charleston-haut-gap-middle-school-eighth-graders-prepare-for-high-school-college-search
It may soon become easier for some Lowcountry school children to eat produce right off the farm. The College of Charleston launched its pilot farm-to-school initiative Thursday. The program's goal is to provide fresh produce for kids at lunchtime and teach them about farming, as well as boost the local economy. Organizers say the farm-to-school
