As a graduate student in Public Administration with an Arts and Cultural Management certificate at the College of Charleston, Arianna (Arii) Parker is seamlessly combining her passions for arts management and public service. Arii’s journey started with a foundational background in arts management during her undergraduate years at CofC, where she benefited from mentorship and…
Dr. Andrew M. Shedlock, Ph.D., is a visionary leader and a driving force behind the College of Charleston’s Concurrent Program for Master of Science in Environmental and Sustainability Studies (EVSS) and Master of Public Administration (MPA). His interdisciplinary approach, blending STEM with the humanities and social sciences, has made this program uniquely positioned to address…
We’re excited to welcome Reneé Shackelton, our new Admissions and Administrative Coordinator at the College of Charleston Graduate School! With a rich background in Industrial-Organizational Psychology and Human Resources, Reneé brings a wealth of knowledge and a fresh perspective to the team. From Human Resources to Higher Education Before joining us, Reneé completed her Master’s…
Graduate Education Week at the College of Charleston, held from October 14-18, 2024, was a vibrant and engaging celebration of our graduate students, providing a wide range of activities designed to inform, inspire, and connect the CofC community. Here’s a recap of the week’s events: Monday, October 14: Grad Ed Week Coffee Kick-off The week…
Dr. Jonathan Bohr Heinen, PhD, is a cornerstone of the Master of Fine Arts (MFA) in Creative Writing program at the College of Charleston. As the managing editor of Swamp Pink, the college’s literary publication, and a dedicated professor, Dr. Heinen’s influence on aspiring writers and arts managers extends beyond the classroom. His work in…
Dawn Bagwell, Assistant Professor in the School of Education and Director of the new Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) in Multilingual Learner Education at the College of Charleston, brings over 20 years of experience from PK-12 public schools to her role. With a passion for bridging theory and practice in education, she now leads…
Marla Robertson, born and raised in Conway, SC, just minutes from the scenic Myrtle Beach, has dedicated her career to making an impact in higher education and public administration. A proud alumna of the College of Charleston, Marla’s journey began when she arrived on campus right after high school, majoring in English. During her undergraduate…
If you’re an undergraduate student thinking about the next step in your academic journey, Graduate Education Week offers an exciting lineup of events tailored specifically for you. Whether you’re just beginning to consider grad school or actively preparing your application, this is your chance to learn, connect, and explore how graduate education can shape your…
Graduate Education Week is almost here, and it’s packed with exciting events tailored for the unique needs and interests of our graduate students. Whether you’re looking to jump-start your week with coffee, refine your professional skills, or connect with fellow students and faculty, there’s something for everyone. Mark your calendars for the week of October…
At the Graduate School of the College of Charleston, we celebrate alumni who are making an impact in their communities. Sally Van De Erve, a dedicated kindergarten teacher at Harbor View Elementary School, exemplifies the commitment to education and innovation that we hope to inspire in all our graduates. Sally, who has been shaping young…
