CofC In the News – May 2, 2016
In this week’s installment: an economist reviews his business forecast; a look at shark research; green chemistry opportunities open up for CofC students and more.
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05, 2016
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04, 2016
Undergrads Receive Coveted Oceanic and Atmospheric Research Scholarships
As Hollings Scholars, sophomores Kacey Hirshfeld and James Peyla will receive tuition assistance for two years and will spend a summer working in a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration lab.
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04, 2016
8 Questions for Biology Professor Renaud Geslain
Renaud Geslain, a molecular biology professor at the College of Charleston, opens up about his hobbies, passions, research, and more in an interview with The College Today.
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02, 2016
College a Top Producer of Fulbright Scholars
The College currently boasts three Fulbright Scholars for the 2015-2016 academic year. Later this year, biology professor and genomics expert Andy Shedlock heads to Japan as a Fulbright Scholar to study threats to sea turtles.
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02, 2016
16th Annual Darwin Week Combines Science, Comedy, History
The week-long festival has evolved into a 10-day extravaganza featuring comedians, specialty beer and, most importantly, lectures devoted to the legacy of the great scientist's ideas.
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12, 2015
Biology Major Investigates What the Bee Sees
Anna Collett and biology professor Jason Vance study the visual systems of honeybees and how visual cues affect the insects' compound eyes.
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12, 2015
Of Mice and Memory: 10 Questions for an Alum Elephant Trainer
The Maryland Zoo's Mike McClure '94 addresses queries about the elephants in the room.
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11, 2015
Sottile House Tree Lighting a Holiday Tradition at CofC
The Sottile House tree lighting ceremony is one of the College's most treasured traditions. Learn how it all got started.
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11, 2015
Three Science Professors Awarded Grants for Biomedical Research
The grant from the National Institutes of Health will support summer biomedical research performed by faculty and students.
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10, 2015
Students Organize Social Justice Coffee Hour
Senior Nicole Fernandez and junior Aisha Gallion developed a discussion series to facilitate conversations about social justice issues. The first session takes place Oct. 15, 2015.