Beyond George Street is hosting a faculty fair open to all Honors College students.
Honors College Faculty Fair
Tuesday, October 1, 4:30 – 6:00 p.m.
RITA 101
The Event: A networking fair featuring faculty representatives from across campus. Stop by to chat and learn about opportunities and experiences unique to each major.
Great Fit For: The event is required for all HONS 100 students, but all Honors students are welcome to attend!
No registration necessary, just stop by.
Is the ability to write and think creatively part of human nature? Join a group of Honors students and faculty for an intimate and lively discussion on the topic (with free pizza provided!).
The Discussion: Many have maintained that humans are distinct in our ability to think, use language, and to be creative. Recent development in artificial intelligence seem to undermine these claims. Is the ability to write and think creatively part of human nature? Is that threatened by developments in AI technology?
Androids, Spirits, and Chatbots: Historicizing AI Writing
Monday, September 30, 4:00 – 5:30 p.m., RITA 102
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Honors College Discussion: AI, Writing, and Human Nature
Monday, September 30, 5:45 – 7:00 p.m., ECTR 109
How to Participate: To participate in the discussion, email Professor Grantham (granthamt@cofc.edu). Attendance will be limited to the first 20 students who RSVP. The Vee lecture is open to the public and no registration in necessary.
Explore the various majors and minors the College of Charleston offers at the Fall 2024 Majors and Minors Fair.
Fall 2024 Majors and Minors Fair
Wednesday, Sept 25
10:00 AM-1:00 PM
Cistern Yard
Rain date: Oct 9
The Event: Speak personally with faculty, staff and student representatives from academic programs and campus resources in one location to learn about specific requirements for majors, minors, and career options. Prizes for attendees!
Great Fit For: All undecided, re-deciding and exploring students.
Join us for a screening of the documentary Banned Together followed by a short conversation with members featured in the film, students, and local community members.
The Film: A powerful documentary telling the story of three Beaufort, SC, teens who faced down opposition from their own community and battling to bring back banned books and protect the right to read.
The Discussion: This free, nonpartisan event is more than just a film—it’s a chance to engage with a movement that affects all of us. It will be followed by a conversation with members featured in the film, including a current CofC student, community members and others. Snacks will be provided.
Join the Conversation: An RSVP is required to attend. Register on Cougar Connect to join us!
Calling all South Carolina college students! Compete for thousands in cash prizes 5th Annual SC Innovates Pitch Competition.
How it Works: Students from across SC pitch a promising business idea or social enterprise. 15 semi-finalists from across the state advance to an in-person finale where $10,000 in cash prizes will be doled out.
Great fit for: Everyone! Great ideas aren’t limited by your major. You can enter as an individual or as part of a team with up to four members.
How to Apply: 5-slide pitch deck + 90-second video by Friday, October 4.
Join the Honors College for an internationally renowned ballet performance along with an exclusive pre-concert talk with the performance’s conductor and concertmaster.
The Honors College Signature Series presents:
Carmina Burana by the Richmond Ballet
Friday, October 18
Charleston Gaillard Center
The Performance: Set to Carl Orff’s masterful choral score, John Butler’s Carmina Burana is among Richmond Ballet’s most popular works. In partnership with the Charleston Symphony and the Charleston Symphony Orchestra Chorus, this monumental performance will bring to life one of the most groundbreaking ballets of the 20th century.
[All free tickets have been claimed. Student tickets for the performance are available from the Gaillard Center for $20.]
Join the Honors Student Association for tasty fireside treats and fun-filled activities!
What kind of fun? Every third Friday of the month throughout the year, HSA is hosting an afternoon get-together filled with gooey goodies and casual activities.
When: This upcoming S’more Fun Friday will be from 4:00 – 5:00 p.m. in the Honors Center on Friday, September 20th!
Benefits:
No RSVP necessary, just join us upstairs in the Honors Center. Non-Honors students are welcome!
You’re invited to attend or volunteer at the Increasing Hope’s Women’s Business Center Motivate HER conference, an exciting event designed to inspire and empower entrepreneurs in the Lowcountry. The action-packed day will include inspiring speakers, informative workshops, and great networking opportunities!
Details: The Motivate HER conference will be held on Saturday, September 28th from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Lowcountry Conference Center. Sessions will include:
To Attend: Register for the event here!
To Volunteer: Sign up with this link by Wednesday, September 18th. As a bonus, you’ll get to attend the conference for free! For questions about this opportunity, contact ihopewbc@increasinghope.org.
Go here for more information about the event and the Increasing Hope’s Women’s Business Center.