Each summer, students at the College of Charleston gain hands-on experience by working closely with faculty mentors on College-funded research projects that represent a wide range of academic disciplines.
With 386 sections of online courses on the summer schedule, there’s no shortage of opportunities for CofC students to keep the momentum of their education going as the temperature creeps up.
The Fran Welch Teacher Education Endowed Scholarship honors Frances Welch, interim provost and executive vice president of academic affairs.
Public health graduate Kennedy Toole will begin the next chapter of her life later this month as she enrolls in the physician assistant program at the Medical University of South Carolina.
To honor its seniors this year, the Department of Health and Human Performance created a video to celebrate the end of the academic year.
Assistant Professor of Teacher Education Ian O'Byrne is a founding member of the Higher Ed Learning Collective, which was originally formed to support educators amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
For CofC's student teachers, moving to online instruction was an opportunity to test their teaching skills in new and different ways.
After a few weeks of e-learning, College of Charleston students are adjusting to their new virtual classrooms, embracing the change and finding new ways to keep a schedule during the e-learning period.
Teacher Education Professor Margaret Hagood offers five tips to help parents and children cope with life and learning in the era of COVID-19.
Professors at the College are using the COVID-19 pandemic to help students understand concepts across a wide array of academic disciplines from biology to business to public health.
