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Columbia Professor Wins National Award PDF Print E-mail
COLMicrobiologySU Columbia (Spring 2010) - Dr. Ann Stewart-Akers of South University’s Columbia campus has recently been awarded the 2010 Faculty Enhancement Program Travel Award from the American Society for Microbiology Conference for Undergraduate Educators.

Now in its seventeenth year, ASMCUE hosts more than 300 microbiology and biology educators for an interactive four-day conference.  Educators come from colleges, universities and international institutions to learn and share the latest information in the biological sciences and education research.

In order to be eligible for the award, participants must be exceptional educators who are first-time attendees of ASMCUE and teach microbiology at two or four-year institutions with a large percentage of historically excluded and underrepresented students. All awardees receive a one-year Society membership and funding to attend ASMCUE, and will be formally recognized at a conference held in San Diego.

 
 
Graphic Design Student and Director of Career Services in Columbia Earn Recognition PDF Print E-mail

New_2010_Conference_Logo SU Columbia (Spring 2010) South Univeristy was well-represented at the South Carolina Association for Colleges and Employers’ 2010 Annual Conference held in May at the Westin Poinsett in Greenville, South Carolina. Aimeé Carter, Columbia’s Director of Career Services, served as conference co-chair in planning the event.

Aimeé was honored with The New Professional Award in recognition of hard work, dedication, and exemplary service to SCACE during her first year of membership.  In addition, the conference logo (as seen on the left) was designed by Graphic Design student, Brian Morgan Faulk. His design was selected to brand the conference theme: Reignite and Rebuild. Over fifty professionals from employers and universities across the state attended the conference.

Submitted by Aimeé Carter, Director of Career Services
 
New Career Services Resource Guide PDF Print E-mail

Now you can download the NEW Career Services Resource Guide. It is never to early to begin preparing for your job search. Download it now!

 

Don't forget this online resume building resource just for South University students.
 
2010-11 FAFSA PDF Print E-mail

FINANCIAL AID

Now is the time to complete the 2010-11 FAFSA! FAFSA on the Web for 2010-11 www.fafsa.ed.gov is up and running!  South University Columbia will process financial aid applications in the order in which they are received, so avoid the busiest times by applying now.

South University school code is 004922.

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Thank you Students: Here are the survey results PDF Print E-mail

SU Columbia (Winter 21010)

Students,

Thank you for your taking our Student Satisfaction Library Survey for 2009 and congratulations to our student who won the drawing for the gift card. Your input is valuable to us and helps us improve our resources, programs, and policies to improve your library experience. While we are limited in making all the changes you suggested, we are able to address your concerns by purchasing requested materials and enforcing noise and cell phone policies.

Thank you again and please continue to share your ideas and thoughts with us.

Amanda DiFeterici, Head Librarian

Survey Results
 
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    Vacations are finite, but a souvenir is forever. Marcel considers the value of travel mementos, for journeys both real and imagined.

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