Faculty Member Is a Renaissance Woman
Over the course of six days and lots of espresso in Florence, Italy, this art history professor studied the massive archives of the famed Medici family.
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07, 2019
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06, 2019
Summer Reads 2019: What the Professors are Reading
College of Charleston faculty share what books are in their beach bags and what they love about them.
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06, 2019
What to Expect This Hurricane Season
The 2019 hurricane season is upon us, and it's time to prepare. Two CofC meteorology professors discuss what we can expect this season.
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05, 2019
Benson Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Marqius Who's Who recently presented P. George Benson, professor of decision sciences and former CofC president, with the Albert Nelson Marquis Lifetime Achievement Award.
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04, 2019
College of Charleston Celebrates Faculty
The Office of the Provost and Academic Affairs honored six distinguished faculty during the annual Celebration of Faculty on Wednesday, April 24, 2019.
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03, 2019
CofC Welcomes 39 New Faculty Members
The College of Charleston welcomed 39 new faculty members – including four roster faculty members and 35 adjunct lecturers – to campus this spring semester.
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03, 2019
Avery Research Center Director Takes Academic Affairs Post at Morgan State
Patricia Williams Lessane, executive director of the Avery Research Center for African American History and Culture, has been named associate vice president for academic affairs at Morgan State University.
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02, 2019
Office Space: Political Science Professor John Creed
Since joining the Department of Political Science 1992, John Creed has managed to pile a lot in – and not just when it comes to his accomplishments!
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01, 2019
Hispanic Studies Chair Inducted Into Spanish Language Academy
Hispanic Studies chair Mark P. Del Mastro was recently selected as a full member of the Academia Norteamericana de la Lengua Española (ANLE) – a distinction that fewer than 50 people currently have.
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10, 2018
How an 18th-Century Philosopher is Still Relevant in the 21st Century
Philosophy department chair Larry Krasnoff talks about his new book on philosopher Immanuel Kant and why his views on freedom still resonate today.