Dean briefs new S.C. House committee
On January 10, Andrew Williams, Dean of the School of Engineering gave a brief to the new South Carolina House Committee on Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity and Cyber Crimes.
New faculty join The Citadel
The department of mechanical engineering recently welcomed Assistant Professor Oguzhan Oruc to The Citadel.
Zucker Family School of Education associate professor leads South Carolina Counseling Association
Associate Professor Guy Ilagan was elected president of the South Carolina Counseling Association for the present term.
Math majors tackle difficult problems
Last semester Cadets Ernest James and William Boyd received recognition by Math Magazine for solving a problem posted by the magazine on good and bad sequences.
Students recognized for academic excellence
At the January 26 awards parade, more than 650 cadets and veteran students who earned a grade point ratio of 3.7 or higher were presented with Gold Star pins for academic excellence.
All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff Team announced
Associate Professor of Psychology Alexandra Macdonald and Assistant Director of Employer Recruitment and Center Operations Diana Herrmann were named to the All-Southern Conference Faculty and Staff Team for their service to The Citadel and contributions to campus life and the local community.
‘Tis the season for service learning
‘Tis the season for service learning In December, cadets took a break from their studies to make a difference in the Lowcountry. They made almost 20 no-sew blankets that were donated to Charlestowne Landing, Camp Happy Days and Hope to Home. Several cadets made holiday cards for seniors at Kempton of Charleston, an assisted-living facility […]
From The Citadel to the Royal Military College of Canada
From The Citadel to the Royal Military College of Canada When Cadet Sam Wilson walked into the mess hall at the Royal Military College of Canada on his first day, he was surprised to discover everyone wearing civilian clothes. Wilson, a junior from Carlisle, Iowa, majoring in English and history with minors in international criminal […]
Longtime professor gives back
Longtime professor gives back Psychology professor Julie Lipovsky, Ph.D., who retired in 2019 after teaching for 26 years, has made a gift to establish the Lipovsky Family Clinical Counseling Scholarship, which will support students in The Citadel Graduate College Clinical Counseling program. “I came to The Citadel in 1993 with the primary goal of strengthening […]
Notes from Engineering
Notes from Engineering In their final projects in Sylmarie Davila-Montero’s electrical laboratory class, students dove into the world of innovation. Each team chose a topic discussed in the lab and brought it to life with a real-world application. Their topics included voltage rectifiers, photodiodes, comparators, amplifiers, and DC motors. In Gregory Mazzaro’s antennas and propagation […]