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Dr. Deborah Cohan Quoted as Subject Matter Expert in MSN Articles
From childbirth to divorce, Deborah Cohan, Ph.D., shares her sociology expertise in two recent MSN articles.
Sea Islands Center Gallery Presents HIVE, an Installation by Adrian Rhodes
The Sea Islands Center Gallery at USCB is presenting HIVE, an installation by Adrian Rhodes, through March 29.
Dr. Kimberly Cavanagh Honored with 2019-2020 Fulbright Award
Kim Cavanagh, Ph.D., has been selected to receive a 2019-2020 Fulbright Scholar Research Award to Jordan to continue building upon the research she conducted years earlier in the desert kingdom.
Five USCB Faculty Members Earn RISE grants in 2019
Five USCB faculty members have been selected to receive 2019 RISE grants to support their research projects.
USCB Rolls Out Full Schedule of Events for African-American History Month
Ten major events were presented in February to commemorate African-American History Month at USCB.
USCB Sea Island Center Gallery Presents remanēre: Paintings by Robert O. Keith IV
The USCB Sea Islands Center Gallery presented remanēre, an exhibition featuring artwork by Robert O. Keith IV, February 1.
'The Pen' Earns First-Place Award from the American Scholastic Press Association
“The Pen,” the literary magazine published by the USCB Society of Creative Writers each academic year, won a national first-place award from the American Scholastic Press Association.
Dr. Babet Alvarez Delivers Keynote Address at English Speaking Union Meeting
Dr. Babet Villena-Alvarez, international programs coordinator for USCB, delivered the keynote address at the 94th Annual Meeting of the Savannah Chapter of the English Speaking Union.
English, Theater and Interdisciplinary Studies department Presents ‘The Dybbuk’
Working with Libby Ricardo, M.F.A., assistant professor of Theater, a cast of students presented “The Dybbuk,” a love story that depicts the possession of a young woman and the exorcism of the malicious spirit known as Dybbuk in Jewish folklore.
Dr. J. Brent Morris one of 40 Renowned Scholars Speaking at Clemson Conference
J. Brent Morris, Ph.D., associate professor of history and chair of the Humanities department, was one of 40 internationally renowned scholars invited to speak at the largest international symposium ever conducted by the Clemson University History department.
USCB Supports 25 Local Families and Fights Child Abuse with Thanksgiving Baskets
Jim Glasson, M.A., Human Services internship coordinator, reports that 25 local families enjoyed a complete Thanksgiving dinner thanks to the generosity of our university community.
“Indigo Rain: Secreta, Magica, Memoria” Opening Reception
The Sea Islands Center Gallery presented "Indigo Rain: Secreta, Magica, Memoria," an art exhibition featuring artwork by Zipporah Camille Thompson.
Dr. Caroline Sawyer Chosen as one of 15 Mini-Grant Recipients
Caroline Sawyer, Ph.D., assistant professor of Communication Studies, is one of 15 recipients of Barnes & Noble Education LoudCloud Courseware Faculty mini-grants.
Babet Villena-Alvarez Completes 2018 Fulbright-Hays Seminar in Poland
Babet Villena-Alvarez, Ph.D., USCB’s interim assistant vice chancellor for Academic Affairs, recently completed a four-week seminar in Poland for postsecondary educators.
Dr. Ellen Malphrus Discusses Poetry, Writing, Teaching and the Pat Conroy Literary Festival
Ellen Malphrus, Ph.D., professor of English, poet, author and writer-in-residence, appeared on SCETV’s “By The River” to discuss her love of poetry, writing, teaching writing and her work with the Pat Conroy Literary Festival.
USCB’s Human Services Program Earns CSHSE Accreditation
Randy Lamkin, Ph.D., interim chair of the Department of Social Sciences at USCB, reports that the Human Services Program has earned initial accreditation from the Council for Standards in Human Services Education.
USCB Broadcast Students Gain Real-World Experience Producing ‘By the River’
Assistant Professor of Communication Studies, Caroline Sawyer, Ph.D., and her students have taken our concept of experiential learning to a whole new level.
Dr. J. Brent Morris Lends his Expertise to the Great Dismal Swamp Archeological Dig
Relying on centuries-old documents, Dr. Dan Sayers, an anthropologist at American University in Washington, D.C., has been conducting archeological digs in the Great Dismal Swamp on the Virginia-North Carolina line.