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Dr. Erin McAdams, assistant professor of political science at Presbyterian College, was recently published in the International Journal of Sustainability of Higher Education. Her article focused on examining both the amount and type of coursework impact on students’ conceptualizations of sustainability. In the article, McAdams refers to a 2011 sustainability survey, which utilized a sample of

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Presbyterian College will host “The U.S. Constitution and the Politics of Inclusion” at 11 a.m. Thursday, Sept. 17. This campus-wide lecture will be held in the Chapman Conference Room in Jacobs Hall. The speaker is Malissa Burnette, president of the Senior Lawyers Division of the S.C. Bar. Burnette graduated from the University of South Carolina in

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Presbyterian College hosted the Annual South Carolina Business Week from July 26-31. For more than 30 years, the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce’s Business Week program has contributed to the preparation of young adults for the business environment by introducing them to the principles of leadership, teamwork, and the American free enterprise system while promoting

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Right before students returned to campus in August, a group of eight new students, three professors, and a staff member attended a trip to the Blue Ridge Mountains. The trip was the Blue Hose Outdoor Orientation Outdoor Trip (BOOT) 2015. For three days and two nights, the group enjoyed a mix of rafting on the

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Recently, Presbyterian College students Sophie Cobb and Christy Darracott had their Summer Fellows research project, “Can Your Cognitive Style Influence Your Faith?: Religiosity’s Association with Cognitive Flexibility and Action Identification” accepted for presentation at the 2016 Society for Personality and Social Psychology (SPSP) Convention. The SPSP, founded in 1974, is one of the largest organizations

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“Thank you for everything you do for our country.  You protect my right to get an education and dream big.” “I really respect what the military does for this country and it goes unnoticed every day.  Ya’ll deserve all the recognition and honor for what you are doing.” “No matter the trials and tribulations you

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Over the summer, Mark Anderson, Presbyterian College’s Marianne and Elwood Gray Lassiter professor of art applied for and was chosen to paint two new Perzina pianos for charity. Learning about the project through the Spartanburg Artists’ Guild, Anderson donated his time and talent to painting the two pianos. “As a life-long amateur musician and former piano

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