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3. Hazardous Materials Guidance RISK ASSESSMENT The primary factors to consider in risk assessment and selection of precautions fall into two broad categories: agent hazards and laboratory procedure ...

IACUC information on the requirements of rodent & avian food/water restriction and procedures to follow when restricting food and/or water.

This Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) specifies general husbandry procedures used by the College of Charleston IACUP for routine maintenance of pigeons (Columba ssp) by the IACUP staff. Departures ...

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Are you interested in studying religion? The Department of Religious Studies will teach you the history, culture and traditions of many world religions.

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Welcome Home! Mission Statement Through a culture of care, belonging, and inclusion and in partnership with residential students, we cultivate supportive, learning-centered communities that foster ...

Campus Recreation Services We offer opportunities for students, faculty and staff to pursue an active, healthy lifestyle. Just some of what we offer includes: individual and team competition in ...

Learn about the College of Charleston’s psychology program including major and minor, experiential learning opportunities, study abroad, and more.

We encourage all who are interested in the Jewish Studies Program to become a part of it, whether by matriculating as a full-time student, attending a community program in person or virtually, or ...