STEM Students Got an Equatorial Education
STEM students learned a lifetime of lessons in just two weeks in the College’s new environmental chemistry and sustainability study abroad program.
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Oh, the Places Soccer Has Taken This Student-Athlete
A dual citizen of Sweden and Jordan, men’s soccer player Zakaria Amro has racked up the miles – and playing opportunities – thanks to his talent.
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Student Furnishes Dignity With His Nonprofit
With service in the family genes, John Michael Stagliano started a nonprofit at age 12 that helps provide furniture and housewares to those transitioning out of homelessness.
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Endowed Fund Will Have Lasting Echo
In memory of their son, Matt Christie ’13, and in honor of his mentor, Leslie Sautter, Dan and Claire Christie created a seafloor mapping support fund.
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Becoming a Medical Bridge Between Families and Hospitals
The child life master’s degree prepares students like Melanie Orama for a career supporting children receiving medical care.
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Alumna Lets the Truth Be Told in Her Books
A licensed Charleston tour guide for more than two decades, Leigh Handal ’81 also gives readers a great virtual tour of the Holy City and its environs through her books.
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Alumna is Getting Some Northern Exposure
A fisheries biologist and kayak-tour operator based in Kodiak, Alaska, Jennifer Newby Gardner ’13 (M.S.) researches crab populations to inform catch decisions.
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Alumnus Has Found His Zone With the City of Charleston
A chance encounter impacted the career trajectory of Earnest “Omar” Muhammad ’21 (M.A.), who is now making an impact of his own as a zoning planner with the City of Charleston.
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New Alumnus Responds to Tug of War
This new alumnus went from wearing a white tuxedo jacket at graduation to a flak jacket in Ukraine covering the war for U.S. news outlets.
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Alumni News & Notes
From food to music to gardening: here are some alumni getting noticed.