As the leaves begin to change and the air becomes crisp, the College of Charleston Graduate School is thrilled to invite you to our Fall 2024 Garden Volunteer Days! This semester, we’re offering exciting opportunities for you to get involved, whether you prefer the energy of our downtown garden or the tranquility of the Stono…
Category Archives: Graduate Programs
Exploring Environmental Studies at Stono Preserve: A Living Laboratory for Research and Discovery
The College of Charleston is home to some of the most innovative research in environmental studies, and nowhere is this more evident than at Stono Preserve. This majestic 981-acre property, situated along the Stono River and the Intracoastal Waterway, serves as a vibrant living laboratory for students and faculty alike. With its diverse ecosystems—including longleaf…
Highlighting the Role of Norma J. Salcedo: The Heartbeat of the Graduate Program in Marine Biology at the College of Charleston
The Graduate Program in Marine Biology (GPMB) at the College of Charleston is known for producing top-tier professionals in the field of marine sciences. Behind the scenes, ensuring the smooth operation of this rigorous program, is Norma J. Salcedo, the Administrative Coordinator. With her passion for education, love for natural history, and dedication to student…
Spotlight on Adam Ali: A Passionate Innovator in Aquatic Science at the College of Charleston
At the College of Charleston, innovation and dedication thrive within the walls of the School of Natural and Environmental Sciences. One of the driving forces behind this dynamic environment is Adam Ali, an Associate Professor, Director of the Environmental and Sustainability Studies Graduate Program, and Associate Dean of the Graduate School whose work is shaping…
Expanding Horizons: Italy provides Child Life Graduate Students with International Experience
This past June, students from the College of Charleston’s Child Life M.S. program embarked on a transformative journey to Italy, where they applied their expertise in a real-world setting far from home. The international course, tailored for rising second-year graduate students, provided a unique opportunity to practice child life interventions in an Italian hospital, working…
Why I Chose the College of Charleston’s MS in Child Life Program
Choosing the right graduate program is a pivotal decision for anyone pursuing a career in child life. At the College of Charleston, the Master of Science in Child Life (MSCL) program stands out for its unique blend of academic rigor, practical experience, and supportive community. Located in the beautiful city of Charleston, South Carolina, our…
How to Apply to the Child Life Program at College of Charleston
Applying to the Master of Science in Child Life (MSCL) program at the College of Charleston is a crucial step towards a fulfilling career as a Child Life Specialist. Our program offers rigorous academic and practical experiences, preparing students for roles in healthcare settings where they can support children and families. To help you navigate…
Exploring the Impact of Home Elevation on Property Values: A Study by Julie Wright and Her Team
Julie Wright, who earned her Master of Science degree in the Environmental and Sustainability Sciences (EVSS) program at the College of Charleston in 2021, recently published a significant study alongside her advisor, Dr. Calvin Blackwell, and committee member Chris Mothorpe. The article, released this summer, delves into the economic implications of home elevation in flood-prone…
Graduate School Alumni Work Together to Protect Sullivan’s Island
The College of Charleston Graduate School is proud to announce that a team of Environmental and Sustainability Studies (EVSS) alumni are helping lead the charge in protecting Sullivan’s Island, a close-knit community and popular tourist destination. Due to significant environmental challenges faced by the 3.8-mile-long barrier island—including low elevation, outdated drainage systems, and rising sea…
3MT® 2023 Winner – Jesi Gibbs, M.S. in Marine Biology
The Three Minute Thesis (3MT®) is a research communication competition developed by The University of Queensland in Australia. Graduate students have three minutes to present a compelling oration on their thesis/internship/research project and its significance. The exercise fosters academic, presentation, and research communication skills while developing students’ abilities to effectively explain their research in language…
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