Blog Author: LGC Staff

by Barry Waldman Educating for the Manufacturing Workplace “I soar with WINGS. Let me tell you why.I learn lots of skills that help me reach the sky. I love and…

by Barry Waldman For the last 11 years and for the next seven going forward, almost 10,000 people are every day celebrating their 65th birthday. The tidal wave of Baby…

by Barry Waldman A Citadel cadet in 2007, John Ravan graduated in 2011 with a degree in computer science and information technology and headed straight to graduate school to study…

by Barry Waldman Gov. Henry McMaster and officials from the state Commerce Department announced recently that the state will spend the year and more than half-a-million dollars strengthening the state’s…

by Barry Waldman No one knows for sure whether a recession is coming, or what shape it might take, but many U.S. recessions have followed inflationary periods during which government…

by Barry Waldman Alexis Oni Eseleh graduated college with a bachelor’s degree from Georgetown in global health. But what was really opening the door to job opportunities was the Catalyst…

By Barry Waldman The issue of recruiting and retaining talent is important to institutions of higher learning not just as employers but as a primary conduit of new employees into…

by Barry Waldman If your field of professional interest is marine biology or marine science, you could hardly find a place more conducive to study than Charleston, South Carolina. The…

By Barry Walkman Because education is the key to success in the information age, universal access to it is critical. The good news is that the search for education isn’t…

By Barry Waldman In the early 2000s, in response to industry needs across the Lowcountry, the College of Charleston established a School of Professional Studies, focused on courses lacking in…