I am very happy to introduce Ann-Marie as our new guest blogger. Not only is she my co-worker at the Graduate School Office, but she is also a phenomenal person. Her story is quite unique and inspiring. Have you ever wanted to continue your studies abroad but had no support? Ever wanted to devote more…
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Guest Blogger- Bon Voyage!
Here is a (slightly delayed) follow- up from Lauren, who is now in Versailles! After accepting the Versailles Fellowship, I was faced with three main obstacles: obtaining my visa, conquering a basic level of the French language, and reserving a Parisian flat before my arrival. Mon Visa: The visa process was relatively painless, mainly because…
Guest Blogger- The Versailles Experience
I am happy to introduce a new guest blogger, Lauren Cannady, who is starting her Versailles Fellowship. Below is an introduction to her experience, and I’m sure there will be more to follow throughout the year! Qu’est que c’est? Quelle est The Versailles Fellowship? The College of Charleston maintains an annual exchange program with the…
Guest Blogger- “Study Abroad Summer 2011, First Stop, London!”
I am pleased to introduce our first guest blogger of the Fall 2011 semester! Like many grad students, Stephanie McCartney is entering her first semester here at the College of Charleston. However, she was able to get her foot in the door a little earlier. The Accountancy program just initiated a study abroad program, which…
Deadline!
Whether you are a recent graduate or are trying to further your career by going back to school, the decision to apply and enroll in graduate school is a big one. Despite student loans, lack of sleep, and stress, the accomplishment of a Master’s degree has the potential to enhance your overall life. So please…
Hey fellow grad students! My name is Megs Eichorn, and I am in the Masters of Environmental Studies Program. I am the new Recruiting Grad Assistant, and I am excited to be working with Niki to keep you up-to-date. If you’re anything like me, huge crowds of people can be incredibly overwhelming! But who can…
A Beacon Light
Join us this Thursday at the Avery Research Center for a presentation by recent M.A. in History graduate, Joi Mayo. Her thesis explores the history of the Immaculate Conception School and how it encouraged Charleston’s black middle and upper classes in the early part of the 20th century. This event is free and open to…
Welcome to Grad School!
While our students are preparing for exams, and others getting ready for graduation, some are getting ready to take their first class at The Graduate School of the College of Charleston. We are excited to have such talented students join our community, and will welcome them to campus at next Thursday’s Orientation. If you are…
A new degree for aspiring teachers
What a better way to start a new season than to offer a brand new program. Together with The Citadel Graduate College, The Graduate School of the College of Charleston is excited to present a new graduate program: the Master of Arts in Teaching (MAT) Middle Grades. Leading to initial teaching certification, the MAT in…
Ping Pong, Air Hockey and a Hot Tub
Whitney is a Master of Science in Accountancy candidate, and one of our newest guest bloggers. I find that the most interesting guest posts come from this program, and I hope you enjoy them as much as I do. If you’re a new reader, you may want to see what Lisle had to say about…
