Faculty Learn to Thrive in a University Environment
College of Charleston faculty learn how to increase productivity and maintain work-life balance through the NCFDD Faculty Success Program, an intensive, online boot camp.
College of Charleston faculty learn how to increase productivity and maintain work-life balance through the NCFDD Faculty Success Program, an intensive, online boot camp.
Get to know Sterling Savage '12, director of the Call Me MISTER Program at the College of Charleston.
A group of education majors in the College of Charleston’s Call Me MISTER Program are getting a head start on their careers in the classroom this summer through a new partnership with the educational nonprofit Kids on Point.
The College of Charleston is hosting a variety of dynamic and intensive day camps for high school students – as well as a creative camp for kids – this summer.
College of Charleston teacher education professor Ian O'Byrne shares insight into how artificial intelligence can help students excel in the classroom and beyond.
The College's new institutional membership with the National Center for Faculty Development and Diversity connects faculty with others, providing a supportive, encouraging community.
Kinandah Williams ’22 isn’t going to let the attrition affecting the teaching profession stop her because ‘anything that comes easy is not worth having.’
STEM students learned a lifetime of lessons in just two weeks in the College’s new environmental chemistry and sustainability study abroad program.
With solid enrollment and new programs on the horizon, the College's School of Education is focused on preparing the next generation of teachers to handle any challenges they may face in the classroom.
Six graduate and five undergraduate students spent two weeks in Ecuador in August as the first cohort of the College’s intensive environmental chemistry and sustainability study abroad program.