To assist faculty search committees in understanding the interview process, and how to properly and legally interview candidates . Additionally, the Office of Diversity along with the vice president for Academic Affairs approves all waivers . The director of multicultural student affairs and other staff keep in constant touch with students throughout their enrollment, providing personal, academic or other counseling services as needed. Walk-ins are welcome. Referrals to other campus departments are made when appropriate.
Amount varies according to funding.
The Academic Support Center, located at 5 Doughty Street, is designed to provide students with an alternative learning environment that encourages both individual and group study. Students also have access to kitchen facilities, a student lounge and several areas designated as study rooms. Students in the program are exposed to the best available health care educators and health researchers in the state. The goal of the program is to increase the number of underrepresented and disadvantaged students, particularly from rural areas of South Carolina, entering and successfully progressing along the health sciences and health careers educational pathways. Currently, only students from McClellanville Middle School are participating.