Congratulations to Andrew Dana ’08, co-founder of the nationally acclaimed Timber Pizza Co., which is set to open its newest location in downtown Charleston this July. While at the College, Mr. Dana earned a BA in political science in 2008 and later completed an MBA in marketing

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Dr. Ashley E. Poklar ’07 is a nationally recognized leader in trauma-informed care and child wellness. She earned a BS in special education and teaching from the College, followed by both a master’s degree in mental health counseling and a PhD in counseling psychology from

Javier Orman ’05 has long balanced his dual passions for music and math, two disciplines that have shaped his journey from performing artist to software engineer. Influenced early on by his parents, both musicians and software engineers, Mr. Orman developed a strong foundation in

E. Lee Jahncke Mead ’00, founder of E. Lee Jahncke Fine Finishes in New Orleans, has always been drawn to the decorative arts. At the College, Ms. Mead earned dual BAs in studio art and arts management, later continuing her studies through the North American Chapter of The City

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Congratulations to alumna Gabrielle Kaye ’17, who was recently was selected as a John S. McCain Strategic Defense Fellow, a highly competitive U.S. Department of Defense program. In 2024, she earned a master’s degree in National Security Policy from Georgetown University’s School

The latest issue of College of Charleston Magazine is here, spotlighting some remarkable alumni! Has it arrived in your mailbox yet? 📪 Link in bio to catch the full digital issue. And to make sure you don’t miss the next issue, fill out our Class Note form to update your

Edward “Ned” Goss ’02 was recently inducted into the College Sailing Hall of Fame as the recipient of the prestigious Graham Hall Award. He currently serves as dock master and head offshore sailing coach at the College of Charleston. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Goss was

Register for CofC Pickleball at Crush Yard on Thursday, Aug. 21, from 6–8 pm! Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned player, all are welcome as paddles and plenty of courts are provided. Your ticket includes unlimited play, food, beer, wine, and non-alcoholic drinks.

Joshua Shumak ’21 was recently awarded the Order of the Palmetto, South Carolina’s highest civilian honor, in recognition of his outstanding contributions to South Carolina and its Native communities. A finance graduate of the College, Joshua went on to earn his MBA from the

Peggy Bohne ’75 recently retired from the City of Charleston Recreation Department after an incredible 49 years of service. In recognition of her dedication and everlasting impact, the Charleston Tennis Center will be renamed the Peggy Bohne Tennis Center. During her time at the

Spots are filling up for CofC Pickleball Night at Crush Yard on Thursday, August 21, from 6 to 8 p.m.! Join fellow Cougars for an evening of fun on the courts. Paddles and plenty of playing space are provided. Your ticket covers unlimited pickleball, food, and drinks. Don’t miss

Emily Dombrowski ’23 has been awarded the National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship. While at CofC, she earned degrees in marine biology and French and worked as a student researcher studying fish physiology. Now a Ph.D. student at the University of Vermont, she’s

The August 2025 edition of Class Notes is here! Read up on your fellow Cougars' achievements and life updates and submit your own Class Note for the chance to be recognized in next month's release. alumni.charleston.edu/class-notes/cl…

Samantha "Sammie" Maziejka ’17 recently published her debut children’s book, Tina the Toddler and Grumpy Grammy Go on a Picnic. “It has been a lot of fun to write this book and work through the publishing process, and I hope to bring smiles to faces young and old with the crazy

George “GP” McLeer Jr. ’10 was recently appointed by South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster to the State Workforce Development Board. He currently serves as Director of Public Policy and Community Engagement at TogetherSC and is in his second term as Mayor of Fountain Inn, SC. In