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About Inside the College of Charleston
Produced by the College of Charleston in Charleston, South Carolina, "Inside the College of Charleston” features conversations about issues pertinent to College of Charleston faculty and staff. The podcast is hosted by Mike Robertson, senior director of media relations with the Office of University Communications.
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- Mike Robertson
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- First episode
- 31 Jan 2023
- Latest episode
- 26 Mar 2024
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13 episodes in the feed.
26 Mar 2024
Inside the College of Charleston with Ann Pryor, Vice President of Alumni Affairs
On this episode, we speak with Anne Pryor, the Vice President of Alumni Affairs that was founded in 1888 to support the College of Charleston and according to Ann Pryor, in the subsequent 136 years the mission has not changed one iota. The Alumni Association is an international organization of more than a 103,000 members worldwide. Pryor says there are many tangible benefits for members including free professional certificate courses through Coursera, a platform that was launched earlier this year. Pryor talks about the network of alumni clubs across the country, the pride alumni take in the College and much more. Featured on this Episode: Ann Looper Pryor '83 Vice President, Alumni Affairs In November 2015, Ann Pryor returned to her alma mater to become Vice President, Alumni Affairs. Ann earned her BA degree in political science from the College in 1983 and moved to Washington, D.C., to begin her professional career on Capitol Hill. Prior to joining the College staff, Ann was Chief Operating Officer of The Cultural Landscape Foundation in Washington, D.C., and directed its business operations, communications, and marketing programs. She worked for the American Society of Landscape Architects (ASLA) for 13 years. From 1998-2002, Ann served as Director of Regional Alliances for McGraw-Hill Construction, promoting Architectural Record and Engineering News-Record magazines, among other brands. She was Director of Government Affairs for the American Institute of Architects from 1989-1995, representing the architecture profession before Congress and the White House on issues including historic preservation, small business, and surface transportation. Resources from this Episode: The Alumni Association's LinkedIn group: https://bit.ly/CofCAALIGroup (https://bit.ly/CofCAALIGroup ) Class Note Form: https://bit.ly/CofCCN ( https://bit.ly/CofCCN) A Charleston Affair tickets: https://bit.ly/ACAtickets2024 (https://bit.ly/ACAtickets2024)
13 Feb 2024
Inside the College of Charleston with Kameelah Martin and Keonya Booker
On this episode of Inside the College of Charleston, we speak to Kameelah L. Martin (https://president.cofc.edu/administration/officersanddeans/kameelah-martin.php), dean of the graduate school and professor of African American Studies and English and Keonya Booker, (https://today.cofc.edu/2024/01/28/cofc-faces-to-know-keonya-booker/) associate professor of educational psychology and associate dean of the Graduate School about the history of the Graduate School, its current programs and future initiatives. Martin discusses the history of the Graduate School (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/about/index.php), its range of programs and recent additions such as the first Ph.D. program in mathematics. Kiana sheds light on the diverse student population, including those in certificate programs, and highlights the popularity of the MBA program. Featured on this Episode: Kameelah L. Martin is dean of the graduate school and professor of African American Studies and English at the College of Charleston. She joined the College in 2017 and assumed the role of dean of the graduate school in 2021. As dean of the Graduate school, Martin serves as chief administrator and advocate for graduate education. Martin holds a doctorate in African American literature and folklore from Florida State University, a master’s in Afro-American studies from the University of California Los Angeles and a bachelor’s in English with an Africana studies minor from Georgia Southern University. Keonya Booker is an associate professor of educational psychology and associate dean of the Graduate School. Booker conducts research on school belongingness, mentoring, and classroom community for students of color. A secondary research track examines the interpersonal effects of mentorship for underrepresented faculty and students. Booker holds a doctorate in education from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a master’s and a bachelor’s in school psychology from the College of William and Mary. Resources from this Episode: · MBA program, Master of Business Administration · Graduate Ambassador Program (GAP) (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/resources/index.php#accordion-f07849e6-f92c-449f-af71-44ad033413e9-1) · Research Poster Session (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/index.php) · Masters of Science in Child Life program (https://childlife.cofc.edu/) · Graduate School Scholarships (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/funding/index.php)
13 Feb 2024
Kameelah Martin and Keonya Booker
On this episode of Inside the College of Charleston, we speak to Kameelah L. Martin (https://president.cofc.edu/administration/officersanddeans/kameelah-martin.php), dean of the graduate school and professor of African American Studies and English and Keonya Booker, (https://today.cofc.edu/2024/01/28/cofc-faces-to-know-keonya-booker/) associate professor of educational psychology and associate dean of the Graduate School about the history of the Graduate School, its current programs and future initiatives. Martin discusses the history of the Graduate School (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/about/index.php), its range of programs and recent additions such as the first Ph.D. program in mathematics. Kiana sheds light on the diverse student population, including those in certificate programs, and highlights the popularity of the MBA program. Featured on this Episode: Kameelah L. Martin is dean of the graduate school and professor of African American Studies and English at the College of Charleston. She joined the College in 2017 and assumed the role of dean of the graduate school in 2021. As dean of the Graduate school, Martin serves as chief administrator and advocate for graduate education. Martin holds a doctorate in African American literature and folklore from Florida State University, a master’s in Afro-American studies from the University of California Los Angeles and a bachelor’s in English with an Africana studies minor from Georgia Southern University. Keonya Booker is an associate professor of educational psychology and associate dean of the Graduate School. Booker conducts research on school belongingness, mentoring, and classroom community for students of color. A secondary research track examines the interpersonal effects of mentorship for underrepresented faculty and students. Booker holds a doctorate in education from University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, a master’s and a bachelor’s in school psychology from the College of William and Mary. Resources from this Episode: · MBA program, Master of Business Administration · Graduate Ambassador Program (GAP) (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/resources/index.php#accordion-f07849e6-f92c-449f-af71-44ad033413e9-1) · Research Poster Session (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/index.php) · Masters of Science in Child Life program (https://childlife.cofc.edu/) · Graduate School Scholarships (https://charleston.edu/grad-school/funding/index.php)
4 Jan 2024
Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs, a conversation with Dean Aimee Arias
On this episode, we speak with Aimee Arias, Dean of the School of Languages, Cultures and World Affairs (LCWA). Arias shares some upcoming events, internship opportunities, study abroad programs and much more. Featured on this Episode: Aimee Arias, Ph.D., was appointed the dean of the College of Charleston School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs on July 1, 2023. In this role, Arias will build upon the school’s dedication to preparing students to become discerning, knowledgeable and engaged global citizens. An innovative leader, educator and researcher, Arias fosters collaboration in teaching and research; builds industry, community and international connections; and handles all aspects of research funding. In her previous role as associate dean of research and creative activity in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters at Florida Atlantic University, Arias worked to develop a research strategic plan for FAU to increase proposals for external funding, diversify the external outlets for proposal submission, expand cross-discipline faculty collaboration and enhance the promotion of research success. Among her achievements is the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Brazil’s Universidade Federal Fluminense to support faculty research collaborations and student exchanges. Also at FAU, Arias was assistant director of the Leon Charney Diplomacy Program. In this role, she trained students for participation in Model European Union competitions, served as the on-site advisor for National Model United Nations and created the South Florida High School Model European Union. She also served as chair of the Department of Political Science, where she developed a five-year plan focused on enriching education, promoting cultures of research and inquiry, and connecting FAU to the community and industry. Resources from this Episode: School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs (https://charleston.edu/school-languages-cultures-world-affairs/) Study Abroad in Trujillo, Spain (https://international.cofc.edu/study-abroad/cofctrujillospain.php) German American Business Summit (https://give.cofc.edu/GABS) International Studies Program (https://charleston.edu/international-studies/index.php) John Edwin Mroz Global Leadership Institute (https://mrozinstitute.cofc.edu/) LCWA Scholarships (https://charleston.edu/school-languages-cultures-world-affairs/awards-scholarships/index.php)
4 Jan 2024
Inside the College of Charleston with Aimee Arias, Dean of the School of Languages, Cultures and World Affairs (LCWA)
On this episode, we speak with Aimee Arias, Dean of the School of Languages, Cultures and World Affairs (LCWA). Arias shares some upcoming events, internship opportunities, study abroad programs and much more. Featured on this Episode: Aimee Arias, Ph.D., was appointed the dean of the College of Charleston School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs on July 1, 2023. In this role, Arias will build upon the school’s dedication to preparing students to become discerning, knowledgeable and engaged global citizens. An innovative leader, educator and researcher, Arias fosters collaboration in teaching and research; builds industry, community and international connections; and handles all aspects of research funding. In her previous role as associate dean of research and creative activity in the Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts and Letters at Florida Atlantic University, Arias worked to develop a research strategic plan for FAU to increase proposals for external funding, diversify the external outlets for proposal submission, expand cross-discipline faculty collaboration and enhance the promotion of research success. Among her achievements is the signing of a memorandum of understanding with Brazil’s Universidade Federal Fluminense to support faculty research collaborations and student exchanges. Also at FAU, Arias was assistant director of the Leon Charney Diplomacy Program. In this role, she trained students for participation in Model European Union competitions, served as the on-site advisor for National Model United Nations and created the South Florida High School Model European Union. She also served as chair of the Department of Political Science, where she developed a five-year plan focused on enriching education, promoting cultures of research and inquiry, and connecting FAU to the community and industry. Resources from this Episode: School of Languages, Cultures, and World Affairs (https://charleston.edu/school-languages-cultures-world-affairs/) Study Abroad in Trujillo, Spain (https://international.cofc.edu/study-abroad/cofctrujillospain.php) German American Business Summit (https://give.cofc.edu/GABS) International Studies Program (https://charleston.edu/international-studies/index.php) John Edwin Mroz Global Leadership Institute (https://mrozinstitute.cofc.edu/) LCWA Scholarships (https://charleston.edu/school-languages-cultures-world-affairs/awards-scholarships/index.php)
4 Oct 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- John White, Dean of Libraries
John White, the dean of the libraries, talks about the recent renovations at Addlestone Library, programs and services available to the College of Charleston community, and the future of libraries. The host is Mike Robertson, senior director of media relations in the Office of University Marketing and Communications.
31 Aug 2023
Inside the College of Charleston-Katherine "Katie" Houser, director of the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center
Katherine “Katie” Houser, director of the N.E. Miles Early Childhood Development Center (https://ecdc.cofc.edu/index.php), talk about the mission, the play centered curriculum of ECDC and why it’s considered the gold standard of early childhood education in the region. ECDC is celebrating its 50 year anniversary in 2024 with a continued drive to help children become life-long, enthusiastic and self-directed learners and responsible citizens. The host is Amy Stockwell, associate director of public information and media relations in the Office of University Marketing and Communications. Resources: Parent Information https://ecdc.cofc.edu/parent-information/index.php (https://ecdc.cofc.edu/parent-information/index.php) Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@nemilesecdc/videos (https://www.youtube.com/@nemilesecdc/videos) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ecdccofc/ (https://www.facebook.com/ecdccofc/)
28 Jun 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- Gibbs Knotts, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences
Gibbs Knotts, the dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, talks about the achievements in the School of Humanities and Social Science and the collaborations between HSS and local businesses and communities. The host is Mike Robertson, senior director of media relations in the Office of University Marketing and Communications.
30 May 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- Sebastian van Delden, Dean of the School of Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering
Sebastian van Delden, the dean of the School of Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering, talks about the addition of engineering degrees to the College and collaborations between the School of Sciences, Mathematics, and Engineering, and local business. The host is Mike Robertson from University Communications.
26 Apr 2023
Inside The College of Charleston - Fran Welch, Dean of the School of Education
Fran Welch, dean of the School of Education, talks about the collaborations between the School of Education and local school districts. She also discusses attracting students into the teaching profession during difficult times. The host is Mike Robertson from University Communications.
29 Mar 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- Paul Schwager, Dean of the School of Business
Paul Schwager, dean of the School of Business, talks about program growth in the School of Business, partnerships with local and regional businesses, student internships and more. The host is Mike Robertson from University Communications.
27 Feb 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- Sandy Butler, Benefits Manager in the Office of Human Resources
Sandy Butler, Benefits Manager in the Office of Human Resources, talks about the best ways to plan for retirement from the College of Charleston. The host is Mike Robertson from University Communications.
31 Jan 2023
Inside The College of Charleston- Wes Dudgeon, interim dean of the School of Health Sciences.
The first episode features Wes Dudgeon (https://president.cofc.edu/administration/officersanddeans/wes-dudgeon.php), interim dean of the College of Charleston’s new School of Health Sciences (https://sohs.cofc.edu/). In this episode, Dudgeon talks about the growth of SHS and discusses some of the research being conducted at the school. The host is Mike Robertson from University Communications.
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