Education Major Has Become Part of the Solution
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.’
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.’
The Charleston County School District announced two CofC alumni as winners of the 2022 Rookie Teachers of the Year: Katelynn Kitts '20 and Chris Green ’14 (M.Ed. ’21).
TV host Ellen Degeneres surprised two South Carolina high school students with scholarships to the College of Charleston during a taping of 'The Ellen Show' Monday, March 11, 2019.
For CofC senior Chak Or, studying abroad in Cambodia was more than an experience to see another part of the world, it was a chance to connect with his roots.
A new accelerated master's program for educators will be offered at the University of Charleston, South Carolina, beginning this summer.
Allison Dargis, an early childhood education major who is graduating this weekend, spent part of her senior year teaching children about science, technology, engineering, art and math (STEAM) through the study of butterflies.
Alumna Jazzi Goode '11 connects with her elementary school students in a profound way by dressing up as prominent figures from African American history.
Former Cougars point guard and elementary education major Jermel President ’03 established the DAE Foundation to educate and train student-athletes to become skilled, effective and responsible citizens.
Honors College alums Sara DeWolf ’02 and Nicholas Boatwright ’11 have worked in the classroom and behind the scenes in education. Both are headed to Harvard to earn master's degrees.
Professor Anne Gutshall was selected for an award from the Delta Gamma Foundation after being nominated by some of her former students, who are also members of the sorority. She will accept the award at the foundation's annual banquet in June.