HSS Scholar Aaron Clark...Major: English Presented by Jerold L. Hale, Dean of the School of...
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Educational Highlights: Over the course of my four years at the College of Charleston, I’ve maintained above a 3.9 GPA and received scholarships and recognition from the Department of English, Honors College, and Study Abroad Office. I spent a formative semester in Spain during my junior year studying political geography and learning the Spanish language. Research Focus or Project: Over the course of my senior year, I’ve been engaged in a research project with Dr. William Russell, investigating the ways in which John Milton uses astronomy in Paradise Lost to establish his place in a rich literary tradition, celebrate the beauty of the cosmos, and engage in a dialogue about the value of inquiry in the context of religion. Future Plans: At present, my future plans are uncertain. However, I aspire to travel and live abroad, teaching English while continuing to learn. HSS Scholar Aaron Clark Major: English Presented by Jerold L. Hale, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the Department of English at the College of Charleston on the 15th day of May 2015.
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Educational Highlights: Over the course of my four years at the College of Charleston, I’ve maintained above a 3.9 GPA and received scholarships and recognition from the Department of English, Honors College, and Study Abroad Office. I spent a formative semester in Spain during my junior year studying political geography and learning the Spanish language.
Research Focus or Project: Over the course of my senior year, I’ve been engaged in a research project with Dr. William Russell, investigating the ways in which John Milton uses astronomy in Paradise Lost to establish his place in a rich literary tradition, celebrate the beauty of the cosmos, and engage in a dialogue about the value of inquiry in the context of religion.
Future Plans: At present, my future plans are uncertain. However, I aspire to travel and live abroad, teaching English while continuing to learn.
HSS Scholar
Aaron ClarkMajor: English
Presented by Jerold L. Hale, Dean of the School of Humanities and Social Sciences, and the Department of English at the College of Charleston on the 15th day of May 2015.
