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Congratulations Dr. N’kia Campbell!
The district’s Officer of Academic Initiatives is being recognized by the The Citadel Zucker Family School of Education and The Citadel as the recipient of the 2022 Outstanding Contribution to Education in the Lowcountry award.
The Citadel STEAM Camp is in session! This year's theme: Forensics of the Future.
Led by highly-qualified Citadel faculty and cadets, campers are going hands-on and high-tech to solve crime scene mysteries with art and science. Activities include capturing digital images with drones and 3D scanners, collecting biological and physical evidence, and conducting experiments to crack the case.
Art at The Citadel
The Citadel Zucker Family School of Education
Citadel English, Fine Arts, and Communications Department
Photos by Professor Tom Thompson
Way to go to our director of school counseling Geri Henderson.
A representative from The Citadel stopped by the district office to present her with the 2021 Outstanding Alumna Award of The Citadel Zucker Family School of Education
Several school counselors from across the district are taking a course with The Citadel Zucker Family School of Education helping them become licensed professional counselors.
We made it to Jeopardy! "The Citadel" was an answer on the game show tonight. Go Dawgs!
We are excited to announce the NEW Lowcountry Principal Service Program offered through The Citadel, to support and help principals and assistant principals within the K-12 education system across the tri-county area! The Citadel Zucker Family School of Education has chosen the LGC to be the central location of this amazing program and comes at no cost. All content and discussion will be at the graduate level AND may count towards professional re-certification. For more information, head over to our newest blog post.
https://bit.ly/2LcjT6Y
Calling all December graduates and any other certified teachers still seeking teaching positions.
HI, many of you have attended an NCBI workshop and others have requested to know when the next one will occur. See below. Gain skills that will bolster your work and life.
NCBI workshop, Welcoming Diversity: Leadership in Diversity and Respect, July 19, 0900-1600 Greater Issues Room, 230 MCH,
The Citadel’s National Coalition Building Institute (NCBI) Team invites you to participate in a “Welcoming Diversity: Leadership in Diversity and Respect” workshop for faculty and staff, active military and CGC students on July 19. This experiential workshop takes a unique, non-blaming approach to addressing diversity, defined quite broadly. It promotes the development of multicultural competency and leadership in today’s diverse society. The workshop fosters a campus environment in which everyone feels welcome and supports The Citadel’s Core Value of Respect.
This is an all day workshop (9 – 4). Lunch will be provided. Please contact
[email protected] to register.
Keep Charleston Beautiful is looking for an Education Coordinator for the 2017-2018 school year. This is an extremely flexible part-time position, that could also double as a paid Academic Internship.
Our Education Coordinator works with schools and teachers to coordinate and conduct our education programs, focusing on environmental stewardship and waste responsibility. In addition, we are looking to further develop/enhance our current elementary and middle school program offerings, and would possibly like to develop some high school programming if possible. We'd love to sit down and chat with you if you have a great project idea in mind, or would like to know more about the position.
The Education Coordinator has their own office space at 823 Meeting Street, close to the Citadel, and has access to a shared work vehicle for travel to schools. Please email
[email protected] if interested.