Check your email or find forms for student advising. Review your benefits or access the internal Web pages for your specific unit or division. Use the Faculty and Staff Gateway to connect you to everything you need across sc.edu.
As the 2017-2018 flu season approaches, the Center for Health and Well-Being will begin administering the flu vaccine.
Registration for the Sept. 30 Service Saturday is now open.
A significant number of “phishing” emails have been identified on the student email system recently. Phishing messages say things such as your email storage is almost full, your email will stop working if you don’t click on a link to verify your account, etc. These are not legitimate email messages and should be deleted. The University of South Carolina will never ask for you to verify your email account in this manner.
As of Sept. 13, the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships has relocated to 1244 Blossom Street.
The grand opening of the Center for Health and Well-Being Demonstration Kitchen scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 28 has been canceled.
Choose Well is a 10-week group program that promotes healthy behaviors and lifestyle change. The group will meet twice weekly to learn about nutrition, physical activity, stress management, and more.
Since its inception in 1981, the Family Fund has generated more than $50 million for Carolina. Gifts through the Family Fund support groundbreaking research, strengthen programs and initiatives, recruit and develop world-class faculty and fund scholarships.
The School of Law is launching two new legal clinics this academic year. A medicolegal clinic will team law students with medical students, medical residents and physicians to improve health outcomes for pediatric patients, while a domestic violence clinic will focus on protection, advocacy and community education.
The University of South Carolina has been preparing students for the workforce for generations. As the state has attracted more high-tech manufacturing operations, the need for more skilled workers has grown rapidly. The university can now increase its reach to help even more South Carolinians take advantage of these opportunities with a $20 million National Science Foundation grant.