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Boundless Spirit
Boundless: The Campaign for the College of Charleston will support the next era of Athletics. Learn more about Athletics' priorities at boundless.cofc.edu.
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BOUNDLESS
On November 1, more than 350 students, faculty, staff, alumni, and friends of the College launched BOUNDLESS: The Campaign for the College of Charleston!
An Anesthesiologist Who Cares
In addition to her day job, Dr. Ebony Hilton ’04 mentors seventh graders at a local middle school.
BIOCHEMISTRY PROGRAM
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Secrets of the Brain Revealed
Prof. Brent Munsell uses computer science to advance our understanding of autism, Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s.
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
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Do a World of Good
The move from DC Comics to the U.N. put Kome Oboh ’06 in the place where she belongs.
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The Engineer and the Entrepreneur
Biology major Robert Blank ’11 is in the business of using drones to trigger avalanches and save lives.
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Our Very Own Spirit Animal
Meet Clyde the Cougar – our ever-present mascot that storms the basketball court, lifts our spirits during games and entertains our littlest fans.
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Professor Wins Federal Grant to Study Nerve Regeneration
29 September 2016 - 9:20 am
Chevez ‘Chevy’ Goodwin a Driving Force for Cougars
28 September 2016 - 8:45 am
College to Host German-American Business Summit
27 September 2016 - 9:00 am
Professor Sculpts Students’ Skills With Art Jobs
26 September 2016 - 9:00 am
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For her degree, Thea Kozakis explores solar systems far beyond our own. -
Goal: Lead a research team in chemical engineering or quantum chemistry. -
Ventilated hoods in year two; National Renewable Energy Lab after graduation. -
Studying large carnivores includes research on wild African elephants
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Using the power of entrepreneurial action to shape a more sustainable world. -
Using the psychology major to prepare for a career in occupational therapy. -
Combining music performance and composition can be very demanding. -
Build a résumé for a distinguished career in politics, nonprofits, investments, research analysis.
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Using mathematical research to predict the outcomes of March Madness. -
Imagine studying Hemingway in Trujillo, Spain, and learning Spanish also. -
Taking a database course can lead to an internship with a local software giant. -
Learning to become an essential piece that connects different industries.
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Helping people through nursing or physical therapy instead of medicine. -
Thomas Nash has beaucoup options with Data Science. -
Adapt your teaching style to the ways your students learn. -
Alizey Khan chose a practical major with internships attached.
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Professors are well connected in the business. Internships can lead to jobs. -
Explore the intersections of gender, class, race, ethnicity, ae, religion, ability and sexuality. -
From anthropology to medical school–fitting the trend in medicine today. -
Good urban planning impacts housing, economic development and education.
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Olivia Adams’ fieldwork led from southern slave cabins to southern France.
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Presenting black holes research at an international conference as an undergrad. -
Become a superb teacher for young children. -
Interning with a wealth-management team managing a $240-million portfolio. -
Using a SURF grant to conduct research and present at a national conference.
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After visiting campus, Leander Hamrick knew it was ideal for her studies. -
Before attending college, Brandon Olesh created a landscaping business. -
Transfer student Siera Barksdale spans disciplines and cultures. -
From acting to designing and directing to playwriting, experience thetre in a different way.
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Studying NASA Space Mission Design is a definite highlight.
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Research funding led to a study of the creative expression of mental illness. -
A study of college football merchandise sales turned into a senior thesis. -
Art history teaches you about cultures and how to analyze what you’re seeing.
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Discover a rich history of Jewish culture in the Holy City. -
A broad exposure to the scientific study of social life, social change, and the social causes and consequences of human behavior. -
A solid preparation for careers in law, public administration and education. -
Courses in physiology, anatomy and kinesiology–not your average PE teacher.
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The largest and most comprehensive undergraduate Spanish program in the Southeast includes a wide range of study abroad programs. -
Projects such as “creating a new school” and working as a substitute teacher, help future teachers make a difference. -
Double major in German and history, and study abroad for a semester. -
Palak Thakore is fascinated by the field’s research component.
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It’s amazing to have your name on a published piece as an undergraduate. -
On track for a career in public policy and the advocacy of local interests. -
Taking the classroom experience to Buenos Aires, Honduras and points south. -
A love of the French language will shape Salvador Lopez’s future.
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Juggling classes and a job, Hunter Werts finds the inspiration to teach. -
Learn all about the hospitality industry in the world’s No. 1 tourist destination. -
End of year one, a research assistant at the National Museum in Athens, Greece. -
Studying marine geology helps focus attention on environmental awareness.
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Take a holistic approach to health issues, doublemajor in public health and psychology, and prepare to be a health psychologist. -
Erin Galloway’s confidence and charisma translate into a French teacher. -
Dig into specific interests such as preservation law to sustainability. -
It’s amazing that professors with years of experience view you as an equal.
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Joining the debate around climate change by studying the ways that religions are mediators of environmental impact. -
Physics research means being in the field often and doing a lot of computing. -
A curriculum that’s as much about business as computer science. -
Love of music + computer science = an attempt to experience music in 3-D.