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It truly is a life-changing experience and class. I do not see any other standard college class having the ability to do the same thing.
Nicholas Bove, economics major and Honors College student, on the School of Business course on intentionality More on the intentionality course
We had to decide how we were going to make the [mock mission to Mars] happen. We presented to the scientists who oversee the Artemis missions.
Treashure Richardson, astrobiology major, NASA internship More on Treashure's NASA Adventure
My job mainly focuses on creating models to analyze different suppliers’ risk values. I’m modeling the natural and geopolitical risk hazards of suppliers and giving that quantifiable numbers.
Jeffrey Werth, systems engineering and German double major, BMW Co-op Program Read about Jeffrey's BMW Co-Op
The College has been very helpful in helping me do the research I want to do [at Stono Preserve]. It’s amazing to walk through here and just feel like you’re 200 years in the past.
Jake Coffman, environmental and sustainability studies graduate program Read More About Jake's Research
The potential impact of this project is groundbreaking, as it has the capacity to revolutionize HAB [harmful algal blooms] monitoring and management, surpassing the limitations of traditional methods.
Adam Ali, associate professor of geology
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