Archival Silence: The History of Omission
A partnership between the College and the South Carolina Historical Society gives students rare access to letters from the Founding Fathers.
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12, 2016
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12, 2016
Model United Nations Team Honored
The College of Charleston’s Model United Nations Team won three awards at the Southern Regional Model United Nations (SRMUN) competition held recently in Atlanta.
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11, 2016
Communication Department Names New Advisors
Four new communication executives have joined the Department of Communication Advisory Council, a dynamic group of national industry veterans dedicated to mentoring communication students.
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10, 2016
CofC Alumna Launches Uber for Babysitting
Wanting to simplify the search for childcare, Katie Tumbleston '08 (M.P.A. '13) developed the NannyPod app to connect parents with local, reliable sitters.
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09, 2016
Alum’s Art Raises Funds for Flooded Louisiana Schools
Artist and middle school teacher Devin DeWulf ’07 is using his art to raise money and awareness for those affected by the flooding in central and southwest Louisiana.
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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.
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09, 2016
Alum’s Winding Career Path to Editor-in-Chief
Kinsey Gidick '06, who majored in communication at the College, was recently promoted to editor-in-chief of Charleston City Paper.
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08, 2016
Alumna Does a World of Good at U.N.
The hiring process at the U.N. took a year and included a placement exam, but for Kome Oboh '06 it was well worth the wait.
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08, 2016
Students Turn Social Activism Project into Business
With spray paint and thrifted shirts, three students raise awareness and funds for LGBT+ charities.
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06, 2016
‘Travel + Leisure’ Photo Editor Sees World Through Images
Alum Skye Senterfeit ‘03 traveled a circuitous path to her job as photo editor for Travel + Leisure Magazine. She considered med school, and studied Classics, biology, Spanish and communications before attending grad school in Australia.