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All Opportunities - Cougar Scholarship Award System
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It's Only Logical: Why Future Lawyer Chose to Major in Philosophy
It's Only Logical: Why Future Lawyer Chose to Major in Philosophy
The rise of viral debate videos and their impact on our ability to disagree | PBS News
The rise of viral debate videos and their impact on our ability to disagree | PBS News
CofC Professor Named African Literature Association President
CofC Professor Named African Literature Association President
Simon Lewis, professor of English at the College of Charleston, assumed the mantle of president of the African Literature Association in June.
College of Charleston Student on Path to Purpose
College of Charleston Student on Path to Purpose
College of Charleston Honors student Emma Steckly is gaining hands-on experience through her courses, leadership roles and community work.
Support School of Humanities and Social Sciences | CofC Day 2025
Support School of Humanities and Social Sciences | CofC Day 2025
Jason Coy Named HSS Dean
Jason Coy Named HSS Dean
Jason Coy has been appointed the new dean of the College of Charleston School of Humanities and Social Sciences.
HSS LEAP Student Application for 2025-2026
HSS LEAP Student Application for 2025-2026
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2024 - 2025 Student Travel Award Application
2024 - 2025 Student Travel Award Application
HSS Student Travel awards are offered to both graduate and undergraduate students majoring in a degree program in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). The travel awards are intended to supplement funding for research, conference presentations and conference attendance acquired through other sources at the College of Charleston. The awards will be limited to $500. This award is not for study abroad travel or networking events. Application deadlines for the fall semester are September 15, 2024 and November 1, 2024. Application deadlines for the spring semester are February 1, 2025 and March 15, 2025. Application deadline for summer semester is April 30, 2025. If you have questions please reach out to Sabine at hornes1@cofc.edu.
2024-2025 Student Research Award
2024-2025 Student Research Award
HSS Student Research Awards are offered to both graduate and undergraduate students majoring in a degree program in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences (HSS). The research awards are intended to support student research, such as buying supplies, paying for subscriptions, or paying research participants. The awards will be limited to $2,000 per calendar year. This award is not intended for travel support. Application deadlines for the spring semester are February 1, 2025 and March 15, 2025. Application deadline for summer semester is April 30, 2025. If you have questions please reach out to Sabine at hornes1@cofc.edu.
Political Science Professor Hollis France Shares Her Top 10 Books
Political Science Professor Hollis France Shares Her Top 10 Books
Book Recommendations from College of Charleston Professor
Commentary: How can free speech be best protected in the United States?
Commentary: How can free speech be best protected in the United States?
Phi Beta Kappa Establishes Chapter at College of Charleston
Phi Beta Kappa Establishes Chapter at College of Charleston
The Phi Beta Kappa Society, the nation’s most prestigious academic honor society, has established a chapter at the College of Charleston.
College of Charleston Distinguished Faculty Awards Announced
College of Charleston Distinguished Faculty Awards Announced
Seven College of Charleston faculty members received Distinguished Faculty Awards at the Celebration of Faculty on April 24, 2024.
Professor's Passion Is All Through Grace
Professor's Passion Is All Through Grace
College of Charleston psychology professor Cindi May has a doctorate in cognitive psychology, but it wasn’t until her late daughter Grace was born that she understood what families with neuro-atypical children go through, which is just the beginning of this powerful – and empowering – story.
Commentary: Conversing for the sake of learning is key to civil discourse
Commentary: Conversing for the sake of learning is key to civil discourse
To declare what you believe to be true while maintaining a firm position is easy. Even to disagree and end up in a quarrel with people you care about is easy. What’s difficult, especially for passionate people, is to keep an open mind.
CofC Podcast: Celebrating 15 Years of the Bully Pulpit
CofC Podcast: Celebrating 15 Years of the Bully Pulpit
CofC Establishes Civil Discourse Initiative, Names First Director
CofC Establishes Civil Discourse Initiative, Names First Director
W.N. Looper Award - College of Charleston
W.N. Looper Award - College of Charleston
CofC Professor Receives Prestigious Allan Nevins Prize
CofC Professor Receives Prestigious Allan Nevins Prize
How a Grad Student Uncovered the Largest Known Slave Auction in the U.S.
How a Grad Student Uncovered the Largest Known Slave Auction in the U.S.
Communication Scholarships Pass the Proverbial Torch
Communication Scholarships Pass the Proverbial Torch
Archaeologists dig through years of Charleston history at the Heyward-Washington House
Archaeologists dig through years of Charleston history at the Heyward-Washington House
CofC Establishes the Martin Center for Mentorship in Communication
CofC Establishes the Martin Center for Mentorship in Communication
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