Alumni
Alumni Q&A: Karriema Calhoun `11
Karriema Calhoun `11 is a senior versatile technologist working in information technology at Boeing. Her primary responsibilities include looking for opportunities to save money and drive reduction in various IT services and functions, as well as developing communication messages and marketing campaigns to spread awareness of these opportunities and how employees can contribute to success […]
| READ MORE: Alumni Q&A: Karriema Calhoun `11Overcoming obstacles on the way to an MBA
Antwione McKinney earned his MBA with a management information systems emphasis in 2018. He’s grateful for the opportunity, but nothing about earning his master’s degree was easy. McKinney has worked in the IT field for nearly two decades and currently is the director of technology for a private academy in the Mount Pleasant area. He […]
| READ MORE: Overcoming obstacles on the way to an MBA`13 graduate serves alumni and parents
Christian Hanley is CSU’s director of alumni and parent engagement. Hanley graduated from CSU in 2013 and was working at CEMS Engineering before returning to CSU. “I have a heart for things going on at CSU,” said Hanley. “I learned a lot here and met a lot of people who have continued to pour into […]
| READ MORE: `13 graduate serves alumni and parentsCSU alumni make top business list
Two Charleston Southern University graduates have made FLEX College Prep’s 47 Top Entrepreneurs & CEOs with Liberal Arts Degrees list. Danny Nicholson ’84, president of Connie Maxwell Children’s Home, is listed at #31, and Millicent Brown Lann ’93, managing partner of Premier Care, is listed at #40. Both graduated with communication degrees. View the entire […]
| READ MORE: CSU alumni make top business listYoung Alumni Series: Taylor Stevens `16
Taylor Stevens was an athletic training major at Charleston Southern University. See what this young CSU alumnus has been up to since graduation. What are you doing currently?I work for Major League Baseball at an international development center in Nanjing, China. I am a certified athletic trainer, caring for boys between the ages of 13-18. […]
| READ MORE: Young Alumni Series: Taylor Stevens `16Young Alumni Series: J. Adam Kirtley `15
Adam Kirtley was a biology with a wildlife emphasis major at Charleston Southern University. Here’s a peek into the life of another young CSU alumnus. Where do you currently work?My current position is Engineering Integration Specialist for the Boeing Company in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. I am a project integrator for Boeing. I work specifically on […]
| READ MORE: Young Alumni Series: J. Adam Kirtley `15Represent CSU on the Road!
Did you know that you can purchase a CSU specialty license plate in the state of South Carolina? Purchasing a CSU car tag supports student scholarships at CSU! To purchase your car tag today, go to scdmvonline.com/vehicle-owners/license-plates/plate-gallery and search for Charleston Southern University. Confidentiality laws prevent the SCDMV from releasing the names of car tag owners. Please contact Brittani Watkins at […]
| READ MORE: Represent CSU on the Road!Alum shares experience as athletic trainer, winning the Natty
Scott Crothers ’09, was an athletic training major at Charleston Southern University and worked for CSU. He now works for Clemson University as an assistant athletic trainer for football. Scott (pictured above on the left with fellow alumnus Bryan Hyder at CSU Comes to You) shared his experiences as a student, CSU employee and his […]
| READ MORE: Alum shares experience as athletic trainer, winning the NattyRohrssen ’11 wins national award
Michia Rohrssen has been busy since graduating in 2011. He’s founded several startups and is currently co-founder and CEO of Prodigy and partner at Alchemist Accelerator. His entrepreneurial spirit has gained national attention and placed him on the Forbes 30 under 30 list. In regard to starting businesses, Rohrssen has said, “You need to make sure your idea is painful enough to be […]
| READ MORE: Rohrssen ’11 wins national awardLoan forgiveness hoax targets former students
A recent social media offer has confused alumni and former students of universities nationwide. Its claim? “Ripped off borrowers by Sallie Mae and Navient are now approved to remove all student loans with new 2019 Forgiveness Program. This happens once every 100 years – Apply Now before it’s too late!” One sponsored post on Facebook […]
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