BSB Innovation and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series
BSB Innovation and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series The Baker School of Business Innovation and Entrepreneurship Speaker Series featured a conversation with Isaac Morton, founder and CEO of Smithey Ironware. Dean Michael R. Weeks, Ph.D., facilitated the discussion, during which Morton shared his entrepreneurial journey and offered thoughtful insights on building a modern brand rooted in craftsmanship […]
McKinney Concludes Term as National Engineering Association President
McKinney Concludes Term as National Engineering Association President Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Head Mark McKinney, Ph.D., recently attended the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department Heads Association annual conference in Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico, as the organization’s president. McKinney’s leadership of the national organization reflects his commitment to teaching and mentoring future engineers at […]
March New Faculty Spotlight
March New Faculty Spotlight Samantha Williams joins the Swain Department of Nursing as lead instructor for maternal and newborn nursing. Williams grew up in Manchester, New Hampshire, before moving to Charleston in 2019. She worked as a registered nurse for 12 years, the last six as a nurse practitioner in labor and delivery. In 2024, […]
Baker School of Business Supports Veteran Entrepreneurs
Baker School of Business Supports Veteran Entrepreneurs Leaders from the Baker School of Business and the South Carolina Veterans Business Outreach Center recently joined entrepreneurs at the South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs Entrepreneurship Forum aboard the historic USS Yorktown. Hosted by the South Carolina Department of Veterans’ Affairs, the forum brought together experts and […]
Zucker Family School of Education Hosts Annual Innovation Forum
Zucker Family School of Education Hosts Annual Innovation Forum The Zucker Family School of Education hosted its annual Innovation Forum on Feb. 11 at the Holliday Alumni Center, bringing together education, military and leadership experts for an evening focused on the connection between military leadership and the education profession. This year’s forum highlighted ZFSE’s growing […]
Intelligence in the News
Intelligence in the News The Department of Intelligence and Security Studies hosted a panel featuring three former CIA chiefs of station—Glen Corn, Kevin Higgins and Ted Singer—followed by a question-and-answer session with students. Bloody Crowns: A New History of the Hundred Years War, written by Citadel Distinguished Professor Michael Livingston, Ph.D., was reviewed in The […]
Guest Lectures on AI and Robotics
Guest Lectures on AI and Robotics The School of Engineering and the Provost’s Office co-hosted two more installments of the AI Action Plan Speaker Series in February. On Feb. 12, Odest Chadwicke Jenkins, Ph.D., University of Michigan robotics and computer science professor, shared his vision for robotics education with faculty from The Citadel. Jenkins presented […]
Four Finalists Identified in Presidential Search
Four Finalists Identified in Presidential Search The Citadel’s presidential search committee has announced four finalists being considered for the role of the 21st president. In alphabetical order, the finalists are: Lt. Gen. E. Miles Brown, USA, ’95;Lt. Gen. Thomas S. James Jr., USA (Ret.), ’85;Gen. Kenneth F. “Frank” McKenzie Jr., USMC (Ret.), ’79; andMaj. Gen. […]
Cadets Earn National Impact Award
Cadets Earn National Impact Award Cadets McKenna Magin, Banks Scarpa and Dylan Horne represented South Carolina Theta at the Alpha Epsilon Delta Centennial National Convention in Birmingham, Alabama. Alpha Epsilon Delta is the national honorary society for health pre-professionals. During the convention, the cadets participated in professional development workshops focused on interview preparation, application strategies […]
Emm Named Department Head of Modern Languages
The Department of Modern Languages, Literatures and Cultures has announced that Amy Emm, Ph.D., associate professor and director of the German Program, will serve as its new department head beginning in July.