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Related posts A virtual facelift Are you LinkedIn? We’re chirping a lot over here. Join us on Twitter…
The countdown begins today
The College of Charleston is getting a new website. Watch for its launch on August 10.
A virtual facelift
The College of Charleston is getting a virtual facelift. After months of working with consultants, we are building a stronger brand, launching a new website, and providing the tools that will make us all more productive.
The Literacy Intern Project
First-grade students’ reading skills would improve and high-poverty schools would employ more minority teachers with graduate degrees if a new partnership between the Charleston County School District and the College of Charleston works out the way officials say it will.
Class Notes: Megan Prewitt Koon and Laura Swingle
Congratulations to Megan Prewitt Koon (’05 MA, English) on being named the 2009 South Carolina Independent School Association Upper School Teacher of the Year! Megan came from Furman University with a BA in English and completed her MA in English in 2005. She teaches 11th grade American Literature at St. Joseph’s Catholic School and sponsors…
Service-Oriented Computing
Let’s face it: executives and IT departments don’t always go together like peanut butter and jelly. Typically what the executives want and when they want it by isn’t something IT can always accommodate easily. Then, a few years ago, a new way of doing things emerged. Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) created a way in which…
Painting a Portrait
Originally posted in the Post and Courier by Diane Knich on Monday, July 13, 2009. She trudges through the brush and along the edge of Kiawah Island’s marshes almost every day, holding a large metal antennae in the air and listening for the beeps to grow louder from the tracking machine belted to her waist…
Class Notes: Quin Stinchfield
Congratulations to Quin Stinchfield (Master of Public Administration candidate) who was awarded a scholarship to attend the annual International City Managers’ Association conference. She will spend three days in September in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. This year’s overall theme, “Leading Communities to Success in the New Global Economy,” reflects the focus of six theme tracks developed…
Honoring Mr. Simmons
I heard about this on the news this morning, and am sharing with you in case you haven’t heard yet. Below is an email sent to the College of Charleston community by the Associate Director of Undergraduate Admissions. Please be sure to think of Philip Simmons as you walk through our campus today. Hello All,…
