Communication Professor Explores the Power of Virtual Touch
David Parisi, associate professor of emerging media, focuses his research on touch technology, a field known as haptic media studies.
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
Activities at the College over the past week have ranged from a visual arts competition to a talk from a former ambassador to a celebration of feminism and scholarship.
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04, 2019
8 Job Tips for Soon-to-Be Graduates
In a few short weeks, the Class of 2019 will be crossing the stage in Cistern Yard as the newest College of Charleston alumni. And then it will be time to find a job. Here are some tips to make that happen.
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Communication Students Go Behind the Scenes of NBC’s ‘Today Show’
CofC students in a strategic communications capstone course recently helped orchestrate a public relations campaign for the annual Charleston Wine + Food festival.
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Cooper River Bridge Run to Close Streets Around CofC Campus
Several streets on and near the College of Charleston campus will be closed for the 42nd annual Cooper River Bridge Run this weekend April 5-6, 2019.
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I Want Your Job: Vice President of Information Security at Netflix
Jason Chan '97 parlayed a curiosity about computers into a career at Netflix, but he attributes his success to his liberal arts education at CofC.
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Funniest Reactions to CofC’s Commencement Prank
Some laughed. Some cried. Some were mad. Did you fall for our April Fools' Day joke?
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CofC Course Prepares Students for Cooper River Bridge Run
Now in its second year, the Department of Health and Human Performance 10K Training course trains students specifically for the Cooper River Bridge Run.
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April Fools: CofC Announces Big Changes for 2020 Commencement
The College announced plans Monday, April 1, to move commencement to the North Charleston Coliseum starting in 2020, complete with a replica of the Cistern and Randolph Hall. April Fools!
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College of Charleston Photos of the Week
From scientific research to a renovation at the Sottile Theatre, there's a lot going on at the College these days.