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The 2008 ExCEL Awards Event: The Winners and Photos

Some Photos from the 2008 ExCEL Awards Below

	Victor Wilson, Executive VP for Student Affairs congratulates the CofC Male Athlete of the Year Konimba Diarra
Barney Holt, congratulates the 2008 CofC Staff Member of the Year Betty Craig, President’s Office
	Cynthia Alston, Account Executive-Citadel Broadcasting, Dr. Louester Robinson, Recipient of the 2008 Eddie Ganaway Distinguished Alumni Award, Eddie Ganaway, Quentin Baxter, Recipient of the 2008 Eddie Ganaway Distinguished Alumni Award

What are the Multicultural ExCEL Awards?

The 2008 Multicultural ExCEL Awards Event is sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs and hosted by the Office of Multicultural Student Programs and Services.
This event is designed to honor students, faculty, staff, and neighborhood groups/agencies/companies and/or individuals for their continuing work of excellence. This excellence can be displayed in teaching, athleticism, student learning/leadership, departmental progress, and good neighbors while spreading the benefits of diversity and enhancing multiculturalism on our campus, in the community, and in their everyday lives.

Who is Multicultural Student Progams and Services (MSPS)?

• We work for the retention of historically underrepresented student populations.
  
  
• We work to enhance multicultural awareness of all students.
  
  
• We have academic and personal counseling, liaisons, advocacy, peer mentoring, referrals, leadership training, and community-service opportunities.
  
  
• We help students search for internships, scholarships, grants, and other financial assistance so students can study and work, both at home and abroad.
  
  
• We assist students with earning internship credits.
  

We have a network of programs and services to enhance and support all facets of student life and academic success. The following are some examples.

Prospective Students: Want a smooth transition to college?

Check out the Spectra Link on the left.

Spectra Summer Session II is July 6 – August 7, 2008

SPECTRA is a four and one half week summer residential program designed to assist incoming students of color and/or first generation students in making a smooth transition from high school to college.
Deadline is apply is June 1, 2008. Find out more at http://www.cofc.edu/~msps/spectra/

Scholarships

Here is a list of some of the available Scholarships and Grants.
And also the Financial Aid Scholarships Information.
Please also check out our Programs and Services links on the left.