Get Ahead With These Summer Session II Courses
Students with specific interests and/or hobbies may want to consider taking advantage of the unique and specific courses offered during Summer Session II.
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06, 2023
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05, 2023
Honors Student Receives Goldwater Scholarship
Ansley Elkins, a biology major in the Honors College, has received a Barry Goldwater Scholarship – one of the nation’s highest honors for undergraduates in the STEM field.
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03, 2023
College Provides Resources, Support on International Transgender Day of Visibility
The Women’s and Gender Studies Program, Gender and Sexuality Equity Center, the Office of Multicultural Student Programs and Services, and the Office of Student Wellness & Well-being join together in support for trans members of the College community on International Transgender Day of Visibility.
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01, 2023
Women’s and Gender Studies Program Announces Inaugural Community Leader-in-Residence
The College of Charleston’s Women’s and Gender Studies program has named Charleston-area media entrepreneur and organizer Tamika “Mika” Gadsden as its inaugural Community Leader-in-Residence.
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01, 2023
Creating a Level Playing Field for Women Athletes
On the 50th anniversary of the passage of Title IX, the landmark legislation that guaranteed equal access and treatment in all areas of education, we look back at its impact on the College.
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10, 2022
Yes! I’m a Feminist Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary
The Women’s and Gender Studies Program’s 10th annual Yes! I’m a Feminist fundraising event will return to an in-person celebration on Nov. 4, 2022, in the Stern Center Garden.
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06, 2022
CofC Podcast: Women’s Rights Advocate to Offer Insight at Summit
Local women’s rights advocate Jennet Robinson Alterman, who has helped expand CofC's Women's and Gender Studies Program, will offer insight and inspiration at the Women for Women Summit on Thursday, June 23.
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03, 2022
Critical Conversations: ‘Two Women Bridge the Racial Divide’
The College invites the community to "Two Women Bridge the Racial Divide in a Civil Rights Journey" – a conversation with Polly Sheppard, a survivor of the Mother Emanuel A.M.E. Church massacre, and Margaret Seidler, a descendent of slave traders. Their inspiring story of growing together and confronting the past as they toured the South's civil rights sites together last summer shows that, together, we can shape a better future.
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03, 2022
CofC Faculty’s Research to Close Equity Gaps in Academic STEM
Director of the Women's and Gender Studies Program Kris De Welde received a four-year $1.9 research grant to explore ways to close race and gender equity gaps in academic STEM fields.
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02, 2022
10 Black History Month Events to Check Out
In honor of Black History Month, several CofC departments, offices and programs are sponsoring events that explore Black history, culture and modern day issues.