Hi folks, The Graduate Student Colloquium of the Graduate Program in Marine Biology is moving to the fall: September 25-26. Our Keynote speaker, Dr. Scott France, University of Louisiana Lafayette, will give the Keynote Address on Friday, September 25, and the Closing Address — following student presentations — on Saturday, September 26. Dr. France is…
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The Fulbright application deadline is approaching
Pop Quiz: Are you a U.S. Citizen? Will you have a bachelor’s degree by August 1, 2009, but not have a doctorate degree as of October 19? Have you considered studying, teaching English or conducting research abroad? Did you answer all yes? Then you can be a Fulbright Scholar! As Wikipedia states, “the Fulbright Program…
“Wherever you go, go with all your heart.” -Confucius
More than 100 students will cross the stage in Sottile Theatre tonight to receive their Master’s degree, and our office is buzzing with excitement. I’ve worked with several of these students since they first came through Porter’s Lodge their first semester, and have enjoyed each and every experience. One of the students that I’ve had…
Grice Logbook
The Grice Logbook Spring 2009 issue is hot off the presses. http://www.cofc.edu/~grice/Newsletter/gmllogbook_spring_2009.pdf Inside Undergrad Research Impacts Students and The State of Science Sex and the Single Cell Sea Urchin Research May One Day Lead to Healthier People Student Awards Octoclaus and the Folly Beach Christmas Parade Alumni Notes Faculty Notes Research Colloquium notes New Staff…
Update from Australia
Notes from Joe – our Fulbright in Australia Joe Pollock is a College of Charleston Master’s of Science in Marine Biology candidate who was granted with a Fulbright Scholarship to study in Australia. He touches base with us every now and again when he comes up for air. Below is one of his most recent…
Graduate Student Poster Session
Mondays are a rough day. So much business to cover – especially during a Monday Morning Meeting. Our office takes a long time to cover what happened last week, and what to expect this week. I thought for sure that this morning’s meeting was going to be short with only four staff members, but I…
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