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Rhonda Jeffries’ research focuses on ways to close the achievement gap for racial minority and low-income students, specifically those tracked for remedial classes.
Check your grades, find out how to get involved and catch the latest university announcements. The Student Gateway connects you to everything you need across sc.edu.
Bring nonperishable food items to the Circulation Desk at Thomas Cooper Library and receive $3 off any fine.
Join College Republicans and College Democrats on April 26 for a morning of respectful debate and the chance to watch a live TV production in action.
My Carolina Alumni Association is seeking engaged alumni to fill vacant leadership positions on the Black Alumni Council, Veterans Alumni Council and Young Alumni Council.
On May 31, Parking and Transportation Services will collect any abandoned bikes on campus.
Creed Ambassadors are student leaders who promote the Carolinian Creed through outreach initiatives. Applications to become a Creed Ambassador are open now.
Three parking lots are closing for maintenance for the April 13 weekend. Check to see if you will be affected.
Applications to become a 2018-19 University Ambassador are open until Sept. 1.
Show your appreciation to the Columbia community by participating in service events during UofSC's first ever BIG Event.
Wednesday, Apr. 25, 2018
Wednesday, Apr. 25, 2018
Location: Davis Field I - RHUU Side
Rhonda Jeffries’ research focuses on ways to close the achievement gap for racial minority and low-income students, specifically those tracked for remedial classes.
The staff of the SC Center for Rural and Primary Healthcare at the USC School of Medicine is working to improve access to care in rural South Carolina. Created with state funding in 2017, the center has a number of initiatives underway, including a loan program to encourage health profession students to practice in rural settings, research grant programs and partnerships helping put providers on the ground in critical need areas.
Parastoo Hashemi wants to know what's going on inside our heads — neurochemically speaking, that is — and she and her research team are well on their way toward figuring out how to do it. Her pioneering research on measuring neurochemical levels in the brain have far-reaching implications for treatment of depression and other neurological conditions such as Parkinson's disease.