Faculty and students attend disaster preparedness bootcamp
A group of faculty and students attended a disaster preparedness training event in New York.
The Honduras classroom
In a week-long study abroad trip, students explored how healthcare in Honduras works.
Citadel students host free medical camp in Kenya
For three weeks, a group of faculty and students operated free medical clinics in the slums of Kenya, treating almost 11,000 patients.
Professor advances Citadel initiatives in South Korea
Assistant Professor Kwangho Park spent the summer in South Korea advancing initiatives supporting the Swain Family School of Science and Mathematics and the Department of Health and Human Performance.
School of Business launches study abroad at University of Oxford
James Bezjian led 13 students in the first Citadel at Oxford University Study Abroad Program.
Fine Arts goes to New York City
Two alumni and a current cadet in the Fine Arts program earned their place in a prestigious art exhibition in New York City.
The ZFSOE report
Read all about what’s happening in the Zucker Family School of Education—plans, projects and collaborations.
Notes from Engineering
Papers, a national teaching award, a grant—it’s all happening in the School of Engineering.
ZFSOE Notes
The Zucker Family School of Education has two new hires. Leonard Annetta, Ph.D., was named dean, and Greg Harrison, Ed.D., was named education lead.
Department of Nursing celebrates success
The Citadel’s Swain Department of Nursing is celebrating two major successes – one for the department as a whole and another for the outstanding accomplishments of its graduates.