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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
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…
