Journal Edited by English Professor Wins Award
"postmedieval" receives the PROSE Award for Best New Journal in Social Sciences and Humanities.
"postmedieval" receives the PROSE Award for Best New Journal in Social Sciences and Humanities.
Alison Piepmeier, director of the women's and gender studies program at the College of Charleston, says there are very few gender differences that are biologically based. She said that gender roles are something that people have been trained to think of and aren't part of a person's biology. http://www.postandcourier.com/news/2012/feb/06/lego-builds-conflict/
The College of Charleston has been ranked as a “Best Value College” by the Princeton Review. The Princeton Review and USA Today presented the top 100 “Best Value Colleges” list today. The list identifies America's top undergraduate schools offering excellent academics, generous financial aid, and/or relatively low cost of attendance. http://downtown.live5news.com/news/schools/65997-princeton-review-ranks-cofc-best-value-college
The two-year-old MBA program at the College of Charleston’s School of Business is expanding to include a focus on hospitality revenue management. The new focus came after increased attention into revenue management for the hospitality industry. In 2010, Susan Thronson said in Hospitality Sales and Marketing Association International’s 2010 special report, “Revenue management has continued
College honored for excellent academics, generous financial aid, and relatively low cost of attendance.
Students can now choose one of three specialized areas in hospitality revenue management.
Deadline is March 2, 2012, awards ceremony will be held April 4, 2012.
Hundreds of students will participate in the High School Computer Programming Competition and Math Meet.
Robert Norton's book is called "Tales of a College Math Professor, Over-Easy, on Wry."
Though its scope was impressive, that study does have critics, including College of Charleston Associate Professor of Economics Douglas Walker. Walker said the fundamental flaw with its crime increase projections was that it did not correctly factor in the droves of tourists attracted by some casinos. “That’s going to overstate the crime rate,” said Walker,