Studio Art major Barbara Duval Endowed Scholarship Fund in Studio Art, Marion and Wayland H. Cato, Jr. Endowed Scholarship for SOTA Pursuing a master’s degree in communication at the College of Charleston to deepen her understanding of how visual media, storytelling and engagement shape how arts organizations connect with their audiences. Danielle Drummond ’26 has built...Read More

Arts management major with music industry concentration Runtagh Scholarship in the Arts, May A. Waring Scholarship Working in the Sottile Theatre, exploring opportunities in live and recorded sound – from music production to theatrical design – and serving as a foley operator during one of the Spoleto Festival USA operas. Amelia Hawke Tebalt ’26 discovered...Read More

English major and women’s and gender studies minor with the Honors College, with a concentration in politics, philosophy and law Swanson Family Endowed Scholarship, Jill Conway Annual Scholarship, Alison Piepmeier Endowed/Annual Scholarship, John Creed Award Enrolled in the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Law, with plans of becoming a public defender...Read More

History and political science double major with the Honors College, with a concentration in politics, philosophy and law Winthrop Endowed History Study Abroad Scholarship, Jeannette and Jesse Bowers History Scholarship, College of Charleston General Scholarship Endowment Enrolled in the University of South Carolina’s Joseph F. Rice School of Law, Lucas Guyton ’26 plans to deepen...Read More

For senior communication majors, the Martin Scholars Program opens a world of opportunities, but it requires them to make both a time and financial commitment. As a Martin Scholar, students meet once a week to discuss case studies, participate in personal and professional development workshops, meet guest speakers and collaborate with peers. Martin Scholars also...Read More

For Nikolai Sarlo ’26, the College of Charleston opened the door to his passion for seafloor mapping. Through mentorship, study abroad and hands-on research with NOAA, and the BEAMS program, Sarlo has developed the skills and connections to pursue a promising future in ocean exploration and mapping.  Nikolai Sarlo ’26, was in search of the...Read More

For pre-med students, with all the lab and course requirements, finding time for a study abroad experience can be a challenge. When Chayse Nunciato ’27, a pre-med track biology major and Spanish minor in the Honors College, learned about a four-week study abroad program in southern Spain that fit into her schedule, she jumped at...Read More

Have you ever had a friend in distress, and you don’t know what to do? It’s a problem many of us face, and we often don’t know where to turn for help. Sadly, Lynn Luckey Moody ’93 lost her battle with mental distress and chronic illness. Her husband, Scott Moody ’91, set out to make...Read More

Barbara Duval, studio art professor, printmaking and drawing, has made an impact on her students during her 42 years teaching at the College of Charleston.   Amongst her printmaking students, Duval has fostered a family.   “We have had such a great time in my classes that it is hard to get them out of my classroom at...Read More

Think about being just a few credits away from graduation and having to step away from school. The experience can be soul crushing. That’s exactly what happened to Suzette Timme ’84. As part of her elementary education major, Timme had to student teach for a semester. Outside work during this unpaid experience was strongly discouraged. In...Read More