COLUMBIA, S.C. (WIS) – In honor of Black History Month, Benedict College has opened an exhibit that features art work from both current and rising college students. Dr. Wendell Brown’s interview is available to watch. Watch the Interview
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 Job is a distinguished leader in education with a rich background in advancing enrollment growth, executing strategic fiscal management, and fostering impactful community engagement. Columbia, SC, March 6, 2024, Benedict College recently announced the appointment of  Mr. Yohannis A. Job, J.D. as the new Vice President of Enrollment Management. After an extensive national search, Job stood
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Columbia, SC, March 3, 2023, Benedict College appoints Dr. Vanessa Harris as the Executive Director of the B.E.S.T. Lives Center. Harris has over 25 years of higher education experience with cross-institutional expertise in recruitment, admission, student success, academic advisement, academic coaching, and administration. Before joining the Benedict College family in January, Harris was instrumental in
Featured Photo (l to r):Â Â Duke Hartman, CEO of Integer Technologies; Dr. Godwin E. Mbamalu, Associate Vice President for Research at Benedict College; U.S. Congressman James E. Clyburn (SC-06); Dr. Jessica Furrer, Professor of Environmental Engineering and Interim Dean, School of Science & Engineering, at Benedict College; Crystal Pee, STEM Workforce Development Associate at Integer Technologies;
 Artis joins Council leading over 625 college and university presidents committed to 100% voter registration and turnout ahead of the 2024 elections Washington, DC- Today Benedict College and ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge announced that Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis will serve on their Presidents’ Council in 2024. Artis will join a group of 13 college and
The B.E.S.T. Lives Center is changing people’s lives, by providing adult learners with transformative educational opportunities. Featured Photo: (L-R) Essie Sellers, Director of Retention, B.E.S.T. Lives Center; Dr. Vanessa Harris, Executive Director, B.E.S.T. Lives Center; Dr. Roslyn Clark Artis, President and CEO of Benedict College; Acting U.S. Labor Secretary Julie Su; Dr. Janeen P. Witty,
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Columbia, SC, January 10, 2024, Benedict College’s School of Education, Health, and Human Services Social Work Department was awarded $195,000 by the South Carolina Department of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Services (SCDAODAS) for a New Collegiate Recovery Program Grant. Dr. Kennard DuBose is the project’s principal investigator (PI), along with Dr. Eunika Simons, the Interim Chair of
We are in constant contact with our colleagues at Richland County Emergency Services regarding tomorrow’s anticipated inclement weather conditions. The College will open and operate under normal work hours with some modifications to instructional delivery in order to provide a safe learning environment and limit our students’ exposure to the weather conditions. Tomorrow, Tuesday, January
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