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Thom Harman

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bass player/singer (P.H.D., etc.). writer/editor. #Gamecocks fan. soccer fan and sometimes coach. southpaw. I like the Golden Rule. he/him.
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Full Circle

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By Thom Harman
| University of South Carolina
Danny Dorsel’s story is one that comes full circle. And the University of South Carolina, the S.C. Governor’s School for Science and Mathematics and the state are seeing the benefits. While Dorsel was in 10th grade in Florence, South Carolina, the newly established Governor’s School, based in Hartsville, began recruiting, and one of his teachers recommended that he check it out.
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Carolina Trustees Professorship for System Campuses: Wei-Kai Lai

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By Thom Harman
| University of South Carolina
After completing his Ph.D. of Mathematics in 2008 in Mississippi, Wei-Kai Lai started applying for jobs. Location didn't matter that much to him — he’d already traveled from Taiwan to the United States for school, and he wanted to be a college professor no matter where that led him.
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Garnet Apple Award for Teaching Innovation: Amy Gerald

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By Thom Harman
| University of South Carolina
After earning a bachelor’s degree in English from Wake Forest University in 1991 and a master’s in English from Appalachian State University in ‘93, Amy Gerald got some “regular” jobs. “I was in communications,” says the assistant professor at USC Lancaster. “I created newsletters, edited a trade magazine and wrote press releases.” But she wanted to teach, so Gerald earned a doctorate in English from UNC Greensboro and got a teaching position at Winthrop University.
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