Let our team partner with you to support your student's growth and success at the
university. Review our 2018-19 parents calendar and handbook [pdf], or contact us directly with questions or concerns at 800-868-6752 or scparents@sc.edu.
Designed to help you better support your USC student, each month we will share useful
information surrounding a new topic. University instructors also have the opportunity
to host students in their home for a Dinner Dialogues meal.
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Review tips, frequently asked questions and talking points to help your student be successful this month.
Students going home for fall break can have shuttle services provided for them to and from the Columbia Airport.
A week is big part of a semester, but, I can assure you, our faculty is committed to being as flexible and compassionate in ensuring that all students receive excused absences, as well as access to the materials covered in class.
Notice for all to remove cars parked for emergency purposes before Hurricane Florence from garages as soon as possible.
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It is rare that a Florida Gator becomes a member of the University of South Carolina Alumni Association, but Anita Zucker is just such a rare person. “One of my areas of passion is education,” says Zucker, chair and chief executive office of The InterTech Group Inc. in Charleston.
Scores of USC students have won highly competitive national scholarships and fellowships with the assistance of the Office of Fellowships and Scholar Programs and faculty members who serve on its committees.
Overcoming stereotypes and drug addiction, learning to listen in uncomfortable conversations about race, and finding new ways to diagnose and treat mental illnesses were just some of the wide range of topics presented by speakers at the inaugural TEDxUofSC event Tuesday.