Category Archives: Clubs and Organizations

Apply to Join the College of Charleston Honor Board!

by Reese Michaelson

The College of Charleston’s student-led Honor Board is looking for new members!

The Honor Board: The Honor Board is the College’s student-led judicial board, coordinating hearings to determine whether students are responsible for infractions of the codes outlined in the Student Handbook. Conduct process allows students to tell their side of the story to a Board or Panel composed of students and faculty/staff, who then make a decision about where the responsibility lies and any consequences that follow.

Commitment: There are minimal time requirements. Following the completion of a short training session and observation, members are required to serve on at minimum one case a semester, which rarely exceeds a total of two to three hours of preparation, participation, and deliberation. Members participate as their schedules allow and are encouraged to do so as often as time permits.

Benefits: Uphold the values of academic integrity and equity at CofC, enhance your resume with impressive experience, and join a diverse group of student leaders!

Great Fit For: Any student in good academic and disciplinary standing with the College. The Honor Board encourages students from all backgrounds (majors, minors, races/ethnicities, student organizations, etc.) to apply for membership.

To Apply: Click here to open the application.

Learn more about the Honor Board here.

Join Center Stage: CofC’s Student-Run Theatre Organization

by plasmatinc

Ever wanted to act, design, or direct in a fun, low-stakes environment? Join Center Stage, CofC’s student-run theatre organization!

Center Stage is the College of Charleston’s only student-run theatre organization. Center Stage is about making theatre that is relevant to the student body, all while having fun! At our core, we are a community of students who love theatre and want to build relationships with other students who love theatre.

  • Plus, all our events are free for CofC students and faculty!

Get Involved:

Students 4 Support and S4S+ Are Recruiting!

by Reese Michaelson

Students 4 Support and S4S+ are recruiting student volunteers, and you’re encouraged to apply!

About Students 4 Support: Students 4 Support & S4S+ are a highly-trained, certified group of peer volunteers who offer support for personal, social, and academic concerns, frustrations, and questions. They provide support through in-person drop-ins and texting. S4S+ are members of the Queer community who are able to meet and talk with students in the pride center.

To Apply: Click this link and follow the application instructions. Applications are due May 24th, 2024 by 5 p.m.

Requirements: You must be able to submit the full application package (including three one to two-page essays) by the deadline, participate in the interview process, agree to volunteer for at least two semesters, and be able to attend all mandatory training dates:

  • Training days will be on the week of 8/14/2024, 8/15/2024, 8/16/2024, and 8/19/2024
  • Training is all day on those days, specific information will be provided to accepted members
  • Training dates may require students to be back on campus before dorm accommodations are open.  We recommend connecting with friends or requesting to connect with the Students 4 Support team to see if you can stay with one of them.
  • There are no make-up training dates. Please do not apply unless you can attend.

For more information, see the provided flyer, click this link, or go to @students4support on Instagram.

Join the CofC Math Club!

by Reese Michaelson

The College of Charleston math club is looking to add new members!

The Club: Whether you’re looking for games and puzzles, recreational problem solving, or structured competitions, the math club has all sorts of fun opportunities!

When & Where: The math club meets…

  • Every Tuesday from 12:30 – 1:30 p.m.
  • In RSS room 353

For more information, see the provided flyer or go to this link.

Become a CofC changemaker with the Bonner Leadership Program

by plasmatinc

Applications for the Bonner Leadership Program are now open!

About Bonner: A four-year service-based scholarship program for students who want to impact change on campus and in our community.

  • Approximately 300 hours of service per year with a Charleston-area non-profit.
  • Weekly Bonner Leader meetings focused on relevant social justice issues.
  • Provide valuable leadership in the Charleston community.

Benefits: Scholarship support / Develop leadership, communication, strategic and organizational skills / Become a part of the Bonner family

Great Fit For: Members of the Class of 2027 who want to make a real impact; students of all majors, backgrounds, and interests thrive in Bonner.

How to Apply: Online application + letters of recommendation + in-person interview; apply by September 14.

Fulbright U.S. Student Program

by bartlettjd

Are you looking for an exciting post-graduation opportunity? Would you like to live abroad for a year?

Through its variety of grants, the Fulbright program offers students the opportunity to work, study, and live in another country for up to one year after graduation in one of the over 140 Fulbright partner countries. A Fulbright can be a great way to begin graduate study, continue research, or pursue a meaningful gap year experience.

Students pursuing a Fulbright must have completed their undergraduate degree by the start of the Fulbright grant period and select one of the opportunities listed below.

English Teaching Assistantship: Teach English to students ranging in age from pre-k to college while engaging with the local community.

Open Study: Pursue a master’s degree in one of the many available one-year degree programs, including through a number of field-specific grants.

Open Research: Propose a year-long research project on the topic of your choice in any of the Fulbright countries or pursue one of the field-specific grants in the Arts, Business, or STEM fields.

To learn more about the Fulbright program and the unique opportunities it provides, follow the Office of Nationally Competitive Awards’ social media, which will highlight different Fulbright awards, application components, and Fulbright info sessions and events.

Join the inaugural Launch X Cohort

by bartlettjd

The Launch X course explores different dilemmas entrepreneurs may encounter in launching their new ventures.

Each week will focus on a particular dilemma: Is the right team in place to build the company? How do you source the product sustainably?  Does the company have the funding needed to launch its expansion? How to deal with a partner who has gone rogue?

Students will utilize their own new ventures to debate potential solutions. The course will culminate in a Shark-Tank-style pitch for funding. 

Launch X will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays in Beatty 120 (Impact X room) from 3:25 to 4:40. The course will be taught by Troy Knauss, an experienced entrepreneur, and investor in over 60 startups.

Interested students should apply for the Fall 2023 cohort here!

Complete this Survey for the Commemoration Committee

by bartlettjd

The Commemoration Committee is asking all Honors College students to fill out the Following Survey: College of Charleston’s Interpretive Plan Survey

What is an Interpretive Plan: An Interpretive Plan will serve as a guide to how we share the history of CofC on Campus.

What does this Survey Ask: What should people learn about and experience on our historic campus? What stories and themes should we emphasize? How can we share our stories with everyone in memorable and inspiring ways?

How Long is the Survey: 2-3 minutes

Where is the Link for the Survey: Here