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Category Archives: Achievements
Graduating Senior Wins Fulbright Award to Teach in Germany
Fulbright Scholars
As we start to hear about the Fulbright recipients LCWA would like to congratulate the following students!
Haley Moore, graduating this year with a major in Psychology and Spanish and a minor in Linguistics. Received the Fulbright to go to Colombia.
Jolie Hiers, graduated last year with degree in Foreign Language Education in Spanish. Received the Fulbright to go to Colombia.
Sophie Kreutz, graduating this year with a major in Marine Biology, a minor in Spanish, Chemistry, and Studio Art. Received the Fulbright to go to Mexico.
Alexandra Helfgott, graduating this year with double major in Spanish and Poli Sci. Received the Fulbright to go to Mexico.
Hillary McLaurin, graduating this year with a double major in German and Computer Information Systems. Received the Fulbright to go to Germany.
Fiovanna De Luca, Associate Professor of Film Studies, Honored at Founder’s Day!
Please join us in congratulating Giovanna! Please see below from REEL NEWS CofC’s Film Studies Program Blog (http://blogs.charleston.edu/filmstudies/2019/03/08/giovanna-de-luca-associate-professor-of-film-studies-honored-at-founders-day/?fbclid=IwAR2RAaFD5z6PY8fOikLmGLKKAW-XiSP4IB94lW7b1HR5F9_PCm8SAKtbnVg)
Giovanna De Luca, Associate Professor of Italian and Film Studies at the College of Charleston, was among six women honored by the Trident Literacy Association’s Founder’s Day Awards. The event, held at Charles Towne Landing today, marks the occasion of International Women’s Month and honors outstanding women leaders of our community. Dr. De Luca was honored in part for her role as Founder and Artistic Director of the Nuovo Cinema Italiano Film Festival.
Complimenti, congratulazioni, brava!
Global Ambassadors Program
Global Ambassadors is an academic enhancement program offering mentoring, extracurricular and international experiential learning designed for students interested in careers in international service organizations, including the Foreign Service. This program will create meaningful interaction between the students and distinguished professionals in such organizations who are working on global questions and challenges.
The program will be directed by Ambassador Jim Melville, the Associate Dean of International and Community Outreach for LCWA. He will meet regularly with the students and create appropriate learning opportunities, such as presenting materials appropriate for an introduction to the career interest, setting up and participating in advising and discussion sessions, arranging interactions with other eminent professionals, and assisting the student-ambassadors in executing projects on a global challenge.
For details, see the attached announcement and visit the website: http://lcwa.cofc.edu/global-ambassadors-program/index.php
Applications are due April 3.
Student feature in The College Today
Student Megan Stover, a double major in Spanish and public health, pushed for nearly two years to open a campus food pantry after a class project tasked her with creating a plan to make a difference on campus.

“After its opening, there have been so many students, staff and faculty that have reached out to me in order to donate, find ways to collaborate or simply learn more about the pantry,” says Stover, who serves as the pantry’s president. “I hope that we can increase collaboration with other organizations on our campus in order to increase awareness and decrease the amount of stigma that can be associated with being food insecure or needing help. Everyone needs help from time to time, and no one should feel ashamed about that.”
Check out the full article in The College Today!
CofC to Host Third Annual German-American Business Summit
The College Today wrote an excellent article of the upcoming German-American Business Summit!
Check out the full article HERE!
Spring 2019 LCWA COMPASS Newsletter
2019 College of Charleston MLK Humanitarian honoree Dr. Anthony Greene
LCWA is excited to congratulate Dr. Anthony Greene, Associate Professor in African American Studies, has been nominated as a MLK Humanitarian honoree by the Black History Intercollegiate Consortium. He will be recognized on January 29th at the MLK Celebration!
The Black History Intercollegiate Consortium represents students and staff who are committed to improving cultural and ethnic diversity. It consists of four area colleges and universities —The Citadel, the Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), Charleston Southern University, College of Charleston and Trident Technical College.