Monthly Archives: November 2012
Penn Center’s Annual Heritage Days: Today through Sunday
In any given year the celebrations attract thousands of people and the Center expects even more people this year as it is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Penn School in the summer of 1862. If you can possibly make your way down Highway 17 sometime this weekend, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
For the full program, visit the Center’s web-site at http://www.penncenter.com/
Be sure to join us tomorrow from 8:30am – 12:30pm for a showing of the documentary Slavery By Another Name, based on Douglas Blackmon’s Pullitzer prize winning book, followed by a discussion on the ways in which convict leasing, prisons, and late 20th century mass incarceration have continued many of slavery’s legal and social implications long beyond Emancipation. Avery Research Center’s own Public Historian, Dr. Robert Chase, will be speaking there as well as Professor Marcus Cox, Chair of the History Department at the Citadel. Should make for an engaging discussion!
Penn Center's 30th Annual Heritage Days now through Sunday
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In any given year the celebrations attract thousands of people and the Center expects even more people this year as it is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Penn School in the summer of 1862. If you can possibly make your way down Highway 17 sometime this weekend, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
For the full program, visit the Center’s web-site at http://www.penncenter.com/
Be sure to join us tomorrow from 8:30am – 12:30pm for a showing of the documentary Slavery By Another Name, based on Douglas Blackmon’s Pullitzer prize winning book, followed by a discussion on the ways in which convict leasing, prisons, and late 20th century mass incarceration have continued many of slavery’s legal and social implications long beyond Emancipation. Avery Research Center’s own Public Historian, Dr. Robert Chase, will be speaking there as well as Professor Marcus Cox, Chair of the History Department at the Citadel. Should make for an engaging discussion!
Penn Center's 30th Annual Heritage Days now through Sunday
In any given year the celebrations attract thousands of people and the Center expects even more people this year as it is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Penn School in the summer of 1862. If you can possibly make your way down Highway 17 sometime this weekend, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
For the full program, visit the Center’s web-site at http://www.penncenter.com/
Be sure to join us tomorrow from 8:30am – 12:30pm for a showing of the documentary Slavery By Another Name, based on Douglas Blackmon’s Pullitzer prize winning book, followed by a discussion on the ways in which convict leasing, prisons, and late 20th century mass incarceration have continued many of slavery’s legal and social implications long beyond Emancipation. Avery Research Center’s own Public Historian, Dr. Robert Chase, will be speaking there as well as Professor Marcus Cox, Chair of the History Department at the Citadel. Should make for an engaging discussion!
Penn Center’s 30th Annual Heritage Days now through Sunday
In any given year the celebrations attract thousands of people and the Center expects even more people this year as it is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Penn School in the summer of 1862. If you can possibly make your way down Highway 17 sometime this weekend, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
For the full program, visit the Center’s web-site at http://www.penncenter.com/
Be sure to join us tomorrow from 8:30am – 12:30pm for a showing of the documentary Slavery By Another Name, based on Douglas Blackmon’s Pullitzer prize winning book, followed by a discussion on the ways in which convict leasing, prisons, and late 20th century mass incarceration have continued many of slavery’s legal and social implications long beyond Emancipation. Avery Research Center’s own Public Historian, Dr. Robert Chase, will be speaking there as well as Professor Marcus Cox, Chair of the History Department at the Citadel. Should make for an engaging discussion!
“Cuban Reforms Today” lecture on Tues. Nov. 13 @ 4pm
Penn Center’s 30th Annual Heritage Days now through Sunday
In any given year the celebrations attract thousands of people and the Center expects even more people this year as it is celebrating the 150th anniversary of the establishment of the Penn School in the summer of 1862. If you can possibly make your way down Highway 17 sometime this weekend, I don’t think you’ll be disappointed.
For the full program, visit the Center’s web-site at http://www.penncenter.com/
Be sure to join us tomorrow from 8:30am – 12:30pm for a showing of the documentary Slavery By Another Name, based on Douglas Blackmon’s Pullitzer prize winning book, followed by a discussion on the ways in which convict leasing, prisons, and late 20th century mass incarceration have continued many of slavery’s legal and social implications long beyond Emancipation. Avery Research Center’s own Public Historian, Dr. Robert Chase, will be speaking there as well as Professor Marcus Cox, Chair of the History Department at the Citadel. Should make for an engaging discussion!
International Studies Major Forum: November 7
Cougar Career Workshop: Experience Matters (Internships) on Nov. 8 @ 5:30
Looking to complete an internship either here or abroad?
Know that you want an experience which links what you’re learning in class with what you want to do after graduation, but don’t know where to look or how to apply?
Do you need help writing a resume? Or maybe you have one but want someone to help you improve it?
Nervous about trying to network and/or interview for possible internships?
Then attend the Career Workshop on Internships with Internship Coordinator, Katie Smith:
November 8 from 5:30-6:30 in the Career Center
Facilitator: Katie Smith, Internship Coordinator
Description: Relevant experiences are critical pieces of your professional development. Do you find yourself asking, how do I get experience? Come and get your answers to and more about the imporatnce of relevant experiences.
CofC Collaborates with The Citadel and MUSC for World Culture Fair
