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Governor McMaster Renews Proclamation of Manufacturing Week in South Carolina
In a state with a $35+ billion manufacturing sector that accounts for 17 percent of the total gross state product, every week is manufacturing week. Thanks to Gov. Henry McMaster’s proclamation, October 1-5 is officially… -
Application Deadlines Looming for Graduate Studies
As the new year opens abounding with resolutions, the Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) Director & Associate Dean Nancy Muller reminds prospective graduate school applicants to factor the deadlines of schools into their application planning process. … -
Governor Proclaims October 2-6 Manufacturing Week in South Carolina
In a state with a $25 billion manufacturing sector that accounts for one-fifth of its residents’ wages, every week is manufacturing week. Thanks to Gov. Henry McMaster’s proclamation, October 2-6 is officially Manufacturing Week 2017… -
Careers in Quality Manufacturing: Panel Discussion Tuesday, October 3, 2017
NEWS RELEASE: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 22, 2017 Careers in Quality Manufacturing: Panel Discussion of Interest to Students of Engineering, Computer Science and Advanced Manufacturing North Charleston, SC – The 2017 Lowcountry Manufacturing &… -
Temporary Closure of Lowcountry Graduate Center Due to Irma
Due to Hurricane Irma, the Lowcountry Graduate Center, in accordance with the College of Charleston, is cancelling all classes and events on its North Charleston campus, beginning Friday, September 8th, through Tuesday, September 12th. The… -
Lowcountry Teacher Survey Offers Insights into the Future of Education
The Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) recently released the results of an online survey that provides an overview of the career aspirations and challenges for K4-12 teachers in the greater Charleston region. Of the 876… -
University of South Carolina Paralegal Studies Certificate Program to be offered at the Lowcountry Graduate Center
The University of South Carolina will soon expand the availability of its Paralegal Studies Certificate Program to the Charleston area with courses offered at the Lowcountry Graduate Center. “Our six-month program is ideal for individuals… -
South Carolina Manufacturing Extension Partnership adds new Business Learning Center in North Charleston
Short-term professional development courses offered by the South Carolina Manufacturing Extension Partnership are now available at the Lowcountry Graduate Center. The South Carolina Manufacturing Extension Partnership (SCMEP) has opened its third Business Learning Center in… -
Clemson University expands Spiro Sessions business management program to the Lowcountry
Leaders of small to mid-sized companies across the Lowcountry will now have the opportunity to learn proven best practices and contemporary business principles behind success by enrolling in Clemson University’s Spiro Sessions, a non-degree professional… -
SC State University and Lowcountry Graduate Center partner to offer the Lowcountry’s first Healthcare Management MBA Program
SC State’s AACSB-accredited School of Business will offer the Lowcountry’s first Healthcare Management MBA Program, starting in 2017. Healthcare professionals in the Lowcountry will soon be able to advance their career with a Master of… -
Governor Haley Renews Proclamation of Manufacturing Week in South Carolina
Governor Nikki Haley at Mercedes-Benz Vans jobs announcement in North Charleston. Mercedes-Benz will begin manufacturing vans in South Carolina, creating 1,300 new jobs with a half billion dollar investment. For the second year in a… -
Anderson University’s Master of Criminal Justice to be offered at the Lowcountry Graduate Center
Law enforcement professionals are responsible for making decisions every day that can have life-or-death ramifications for themselves and others. The Master of Criminal Justice program offered through Anderson University’s Command College of South Carolina provides… -
SC Sees Growing Demand for Power Engineers
Lowcountry Graduate Center Director, Dr. Nancy Muller, recently had the opportunity to talk with Mike Switzer from the South Carolina Business Review about the availability of Clemson University’s graduate degree in Electrical Engineering in the… -
Clemson Graduate Courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering in Charleston
For the Summer 2016 semester, Clemson University will offer ECE 6380, Computer Communications, as an on-site lecture course at the Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) in North Charleston. ECE 6380 is a three-credit graduate-level course that… -
Statistics Summer Courses Offered at the Lowcountry Graduate Center
Have you considered a career in statistics? The Graduate School of the University of Charleston, S.C. is offering two courses this summer at the Lowcountry Graduate Center for anyone that is looking to strengthen their… -
Clemson Engineering Program for Careers in Energy Management Now Offered at the Lowcountry Graduate Center
To meet the growing demand for engineers with knowledge in energy-related fields, Clemson University now offers a Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering with an emphasis in power engineering at the Lowcountry Graduate Center.… -
Lowcountry Graduate Center Survey
The Lowcountry Graduate Center is conducting a survey of working professionals throughout the Charleston Metro Area in advanced manufacturing, engineering services, and software development/IT support who may be interested at some juncture in further education.… -
Lowcountry Graduate Center Holiday Schedule
Included below are the dates and times when Lowcountry Graduate Center and the College of Charleston North Campus will be closed during the upcoming holiday season. Happy holidays! -
Governor Haley Proclaims Manufacturing Week in South Carolina
From left: Dick Tiano, Chair of SME Chapter 430, Jasmine Kang, Plant Manager for Cummins Turbo Technologies, Nancy Muller, Director of the Lowcountry Graduate Center, and Phillip Botero, Maintenance & Facilities Leader for Cummins Turbo… -
Allison Dean Love Appointed to SC Commission on Higher Education
Ms. Allison Dean Love, a trustee of The Citadel and member of the Lowcountry Graduate Center Board of Directors, has been appointed to serve on the South Carolina Commission on Higher Education in the seat… -
LGC Expands Opportunities for Engineering Through Collaboration with SME’s Greater Charleston Chapter 430
The Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) is pleased to announce a partnership with SME’s Greater Charleston Chapter 430 and the SME student chapter at Clemson University. This collaboration fosters an environment for continuous learning for current… -
Lowcountry Graduate Center Developing New Website To Better Serve Our Students
Deciding whether to earn a graduate degree can be difficult, that is why the Lowcountry Graduate Center is developing a new website that will make this process as easy as possible. Our primary goal for… -
Clemson University to Begin Offering Mechanical Engineering Graduate Program in Charleston
Clemson University will begin offering graduate-level mechanical engineering courses at the Lowcountry Graduate Center in January to help fill the need for highly educated workers in the Charleston area. Students who enroll in this program… -
South Carolina’s Only Engineering Management Degree Now Available in Charleston
The University of South Carolina’s M.S. in Engineering Management offered through a partnership with the Lowcountry Graduate Center The Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) is pleased to announce a new master’s degree program that will be… -
New Lowcountry Graduate Center Facility
The Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) will soon have a new facility to better serve our students and faculty. Construction has begun on a 50,000-square-foot building at 3800 Paramount Drive in North Charleston with the LGC… -
Lowcountry Graduate Center Appoints New Director
The Lowcountry Graduate Center (LGC) is pleased to announce Nancy Muller as its new Director and Associate Dean. Muller is a seasoned executive with 21 years of experience in the healthcare sector. Her career focus has included…