National Anti-Boredom Month: Why Being Bored Isn’t So Bad
July may be National Anti-Boredom month, but psychology professor Rhonda Swickert believes it is a good thing to be bored.
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07, 2019
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07, 2019
Alumnus Has the Golden Touch
Inspired by 9/11 to tell uplifting stories, PBS host Rob Stewart '94 mines the state of California for golden stories.
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07, 2019
Alumna is Taking Command
Natalie Byrom ’13 is a true fighter – whether she’s flying an Apache helicopter or navigating corporate sales.
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02, 2019
CofC Alum Trains Rats to Save Lives
Since graduating last May, Ellie Cutright '18 has been working for Belgian-based nonprofit APOPO as a research technician training African giant pouched rats in Tanzania.
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10, 2018
CofC’s Cecilia McGuinn is Fiddling with Music
She's talented enough to have played violin with the Charleston Symphony Orchestra and to perform in a touring band, but student Cecilia McGuinn says music is just her hobby.
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06, 2017
Inside the Academic Mind: Gabrielle Principe
College of Charleston psychology professor and department chair Gabrielle Principe says unstructured play is key to social cognitive development.
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09, 2016
Professor Wins Federal Grant to Study Nerve Regeneration
Assistant Professor of Psychology Jennifer Wilhelm has been awarded a $432,000 grant from the National Institutes of Health to study how peripheral nerves regenerate.