Faculty
USC Upstate proposes to expand program addressing child abuse
USC Upstate officials are proposing to expand a popular interdisciplinary program that recently was heralded by experts on child abuse prevention. The school’s child advocacy studies minor, a 21-credit interdisciplinary program, has quickly become one of the college’s fastest-growing programs.
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Student email moving to Microsoft Office 365
The transition from Live@Edu to Microsoft Office365 email for students is scheduled for June 21 – 23.
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Remembering Spartanburg’s Veterans
USC Upstate’s Dean of Library Frieda Davison researches the life stories of local soldiers who died in military service.
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Emergency call boxes located across campus
It is important to familiarize yourself with the various locations of emergency call boxes, how they operate, and when to use them. University Police has provided important details.
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New faculty and staff hires, April 2013
Please welcome Kathryn (Kathi) Hindman, Assistant Volleyball Coach. She started at USC Upstate on April 12. She can be reached [...]
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New faculty and staff hires, February 2013
Please welcome Reed Allison, Financial Aid Systems Manager, to the Financial Aid office. She came on staff on February 11. [...]
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New faculty and staff hires, January 2013
Please welcome Derrick Hopkins, AV Media Support Technician, to the staff of Information Technology & Services. Hopkins joined the staff [...]
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OSHA training deadline nears for all faculty and staff
June 28 is the deadline for all university faculty and staff to complete online safety training.
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Meeting the challenges and opportunities of the digital classroom
USC Upstate will hosts its inaugural QEP Technology Symposium, entitled “Stepping Up: Meeting the Challenges and Opportunities of the Digital Classroom, on May 14-15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the University’s Health Education Complex.
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USC Upstate to host book signing and reception for noted financial columnist Neil Irwin, May 13
A Spartanburg native, Irwin is a Washington Post columnist and the economics editor of Wonkblog, The Post’s site for policy news and analysis. He is the author of “The Alchemists: Three Central Bankers and a World on Fire” a book about the efforts of the world’s central banks to combat the financial crisis and its aftermath.
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