I admit it.I’ve selfishly held onto Nikki Seibert’s blog, A Road Less Traveled.Nikki is a full-time grad student in our Environmental Studies program, and fully committed to making a difference.She sold her car in July and picked up a bike and has been sharing her observations, friendships and experiences ever since.Why did she choose this…
Thank you veterans!
To everyone who has served, or is serving, America, we thank you for your courage!…
Library Room for Grad Students
Finally, I am working on applying to graduate school! I can now speak from personal experience about the application process and what it’s like to study for those entrance exams. Let me tell you, the booklet we give all prospects about how to prepare an application is a huge help! Page 17 has always been…
Don’t forget to vote!
Whatever your preference, the Graduate Studies Office hopes you’ll take some time out of your day to vote! Don’t know where your polling station is? Google can help!…
Graduate Student History Conference Announcement
<!–[if gte mso 9]> Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 <![endif]–><!–[if gte mso 9]> <![endif]–> The graduate students of the George and Ann Richards Civil War Era Center as a part of the Richards Center’s ongoing affiliation with the National Endowment for the Humanities through the NEH-funded We The People Initiative, announce…
Graduate Student Wins Award at Carolinas Convention
A College of Charleston communication graduate student, Anna-Fiona Cooke, won first place in the 2008 Carolinas Communication Association’s Mary E. Jarrard Graduate Paper Award competition. The Jarrard Award winners were named at the Annual Convention of the Carolinas Communication Association, which was held Oct. 3-4, 2008, in Columbia, SC. Cooke won first place honors for…
Graduate Student Receives $150,000 Fellowship
College of Charleston Graduate Student Callie Van Koughnett is one of only 33 future teachers from across the country to receive a $150,000 Fellowship from the Knowles Science Teaching Foundation. She is the first College of Charleston student to earn the prestigious Fellowship which supports aspiring teachers of promise as they embark on careers teaching…
Registration Notice
All degree-seeking students: Registration opens for you on Monday, October 6 for the Spring semester. If you are a student in a certificate program, you can start registering for classes on Monday, November 3rd. And if you are a non-degree student, your registration date opens Monday, December 1. For more information, visit our website…
Campus visits
Hey y’all! Just wanted to drop a quick, personal note before I hit the road again for my recruiting adventures. I’m just now finishing up my review of all the meetings I had over the last two weeks at University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Davidson, Winthrop and Columbia College. Whew! After being on College of…
Online communities – and I’m not talking about Facebook.
I stumbled across an article the other week in The Chronicle about a new online community that enhances interdisciplinary research collaboration world-wide. The Graduate Junction is pretty new, and therefore still building its network of researchers, but I have faith. You can search for fellow researchers according to subject matter or join groups with similar…
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