The College's Jewish Studies Program is the most comprehensive offering of Jewish course work in South Carolina. Funding is sought for an endowed lecture series, travel scholarships, the Jewish Heritage Project, and library acquisitions. This graduate program teaches students how to mesh complex policy issues, risk assessment, and scientific knowledge into manageable systems. The program is a joint offering by the College and the Medical University of South Carolina.
Endowment is needed to provide student internships, research opportunities and laboratories.
The College's new undergraduate and proposed masters program in Preservation and Community Planning is housed at the Caroline and Albert Simons Center for Historic Preservation at 12 Bull Street. It sponsors numerous public lectures as well as its general academic program. Additional funding is needed for internships, travel stipends, library acquisitions and general program needs. This special program strengthens teaching, stimulates research, and offers lectures, conferences, and exhibits focusing on the unique blend of cultures and traditions found in the region. Funding is needed for general program operations.