April 16, 2014, Frenche Brewer
Researcher Robert Hock helps families cope with the stresses of raising a child with autism. Hock says treatment begins and ends with the family who will take care of the child long after therapy ends.
March 05, 2014, Frenche Brewer
The University of South Carolina's College of Education has launched a campaign to recruit more math and science teachers. Using a grant from the Duke Energy Foundation, the Department of Instruction and Teacher Education will use the funds to recruit, place and train teachers in science, technology, engineering and mathematics—commonly called "STEM" education. Keenan High School math teacher Anthony Myers is a graduate of the program, and gets an "A" from his students on how he runs his class.
January 31, 2014, Frenche Brewer
USC ceramics students turn a class project into a work of art for all to enjoy. A collection of spherical sculptures in varying sizes has been erected on the McMaster Art College’s front lawn, calling attention to the creative minds at work behind the brick walls.
December 19, 2013, Frenche Brewer
Beth Watson, USC director of the Washington Semester Program, leads in her career in education and public service to do what is best for the greater good.
September 26, 2013, Frenche Brewer
The Carolina Theatre in Allendale is now owned by USC-Salkehatchie, and the feelings and memories of a bygone era are recaptured in a book titled “The Carolina Theatre.” The book is written by USC art students Sara McGregor and Mari Humphries.
September 17, 2013, Frenche Brewer
Admittedly obsessed as much with calculus as she is with the style.com fashion website, Sophie Kerr-Dineen would not deny the left and right sides of her brain, so in her sophomore year at USC she changed her major from economics to the business of fashion.