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Trying to find the right health insurance plan for you or your family can be a complex, often difficult task. Just trying to find the best carrier can be stressful and confusing on its own. That is why the Health Insurance Solutions was founded - to take the stress and confusion out of the health insurance process. Our goal is to help hardworking men and women find the best protection for their unique needs.
Unlike some health insurance brokers, we make every effort to learn about the kind of health insurance you really need. When you speak with an agent from The Health Insurance Solutions, know that we will never try to upsell you on a plan that you can't afford. Instead, your knowledgeable, helpful health insurance agent in Charleston will help you navigate the uncertain waters of the health insurance world. Once we understand the health insurance plan you need, we will explore your options. That way, you can leave our conversation feeling informed about your health insurance options and confident that you are making the best choice possible.
We are proud to have served people just like yourself for more than 15 years at the Health Insurance Solutions. We have helped countless individuals, families, and business owners find the coverage they need at a price that won't send them into bankruptcy. If you know that you need health insurance but don't know how to start or what to look for, we've got good news - you're in the right place.
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Do You Really Need Health Insurance?
Before we talk about the solutions that our health insurance broker in Charleston provides, we should address the elephant in the room. Everyone regardless of age or health, can benefit from a health insurance plan. Even the healthiest of people want to maintain their health and have protection in the event of a catastrophe. One of the best ways to stay healthy and plan for unexpected events is to visit your doctor for an annual check-up. When you have a health insurance plan, these visits are often fully covered by your insurance carrier when you choose an in-network doctor. Without health insurance, you will be responsible for the full cost of any medical care - even routine check-ups with your primary care physician. If something horrible happens, and you don't have health insurance, you may have to pay the full amount for the emergency care you receive. Even young, healthy individuals can benefit from the right health plan. After all, nobody plans on getting sick or injured, but bad things can happen to anyone. Something unexpected like a broken leg can cost more than $7,000 to treat when you don't have coverage. A three-day stay in a hospital can cost upwards of $30,000. That can be an incredible amount of money to pay out of pocket. Having a health insurance plan set in place can help you get quality care at a much more affordable price, especially if something unforeseen happens.
Who We Serve
At the Health Insurance Solutions, our mission is to educate and empower our clients so that they can get the best access to medical care possible. Because everyone has their own unique set of needs when it comes to health plans, we serve a wide range of clients.
Individuals
Individual plans, also called personal health plans, are health insurance policies that you can purchase solely for yourself. When you work with Health Insurance Solutions, your health insurance agent in Charleston will go over your health plan options and help find the best fit for your needs. Individual health plans are not tied to your employer, so you can make a career change without having to worry about losing your health insurance. For individual plans, we offer major medical, short-term, and fixed benefit plans that include life, dental, vision, and other coverage options.
Families
Finding the right health plan for your family can be a real challenge, but our experienced health insurance agents are here to help. We understand that not all members of your family will have the same needs. To help your family get the best coverage possible, we search for custom plans that will meet each of your family members' needs. Whether you're looking for major medical coverage or fixed-benefit plans with no deductibles, our experts are here to serve you. Common coverage options include vision, dental, life, STD and LTD, long-term care, and more.
Self-Employed
Entrepreneurs have their own set of needs in terms of health plans and how much they can afford to spend on coverage. Once thought of as a small percentage of the workforce, 57 million Americans freelanced in 2019 alone, according to the Upwork and Freelancers Union. If you are a consultant, independent contractor, or freelancer, the Health Insurance Solutions will find a plan that caters to your current needs and future endeavors. Common health insurance plans for self-employed people include vision, life, dental, and stand-alone prescription coverage. We also offer major medical, supplemental, short-term, and fixed-benefit plans at a range of prices that you can afford.
Small Business
Offering health insurance to your employees is one of the best ways to keep your team happy and attract diligent workers to your company. If you are a business owner who wants to provide health insurance to your employees but cannot do so because the cost of benefits is too high, worry not. Our experienced health insurance agents will work directly with your employees to help them find the coverage they can afford. We also offer hybrid plans that can be customized so that both you and your employee's needs are met. Whether you need a major medical package or voluntary benefits only, the Health Insurance Solutions has got you covered. Common small business health insurance plans include life, LTC, medical, vision, 401K administration, and dental insurance.
Travelers
If you travel regularly for business or pleasure, it pays to plan ahead and protect yourself. Because unexpected events happen all the time, you could lose a lot of money if your business trip or vacation is canceled at the last minute. Situations like this can be particularly concerning on international business trips and on long vacations. Whether you get sick before your trip or have valuables within your baggage stolen, traveler's insurance can help minimize expensive cancelation fees and costs.
Most Popular Types of Coverage
Figuring out the kind of insurance you need is a crucial part of the health insurance process. Do you have a prescription for eyeglasses or contacts? Do you have a condition that requires you to visit the doctor on a regular basis? Health insurance plans change depending on what you need. At the Health Insurance Solutions, we will provide you with a trusted health insurance agent in Charleston to help you choose the best plan for your budget.
Here are a few of the most popular types of coverage that our clients ask about:
Major Medical
This type of insurance covers minimum essential benefits and meets the standards of the ACA for family and individual coverage. Major medical insurance is a fantastic option to choose if you want to be sure all of your medical expenses are covered. Major medical plans usually cover ten essential benefits:
- Outpatient Procedures or Ambulatory Care
- Hospitalization
- Check-Ups and Preventative Care
- Prescription Medications
- Emergency Services
- Pediatric Care Services
- Laboratory Services
- Newborn and Maternity Care
- Addiction Counseling and Mental Health Care Services
If your goal is to cover a full range of care, major medical plans are often the best choice. We recommend you contact our office today to learn more about the major medical plan options available to you. As a licensed, private health insurance broker in Charleston you do not need to wait until Open Enrollment to protect yourself with a major medical insurance plan.
DENTAL
From basic cleanings to complex procedures like root canals, dental work can be awfully expensive. When you have dental insurance, you will have peace of mind knowing that you won't have to pay for your procedure out of pocket. In general, a quality dental insurance policy will cover some or all of the following:
- Routine cleanings and checkups (copay may be required)
- X-Rays
- Filling Cavities
- Bridges, Implants, and Crowns
- Root Canals and Repair Work
- Emergency Services Oral Surgery, etc.)
It should be noted that some types of dental equipment and services may be covered at higher levels of coverage. While preventative work like cleanings is typically covered, some procedures require out-of-pocket costs.
VISION
Usually purchased as an addition to your medical insurance, vision insurance helps cut back on costs associated with eye care Like dental insurance, vision insurance is great if you know that you will regularly visit the eye doctor or just want to protect yourself for a "worst case scenario." In general, a quality vision plan will cover some or all of the following:
- Routine Eye Exams
- Medical Eye Care
- Vision Correction Products (Eyeglasses, contacts, etc.)
- Surgeries for Vision Correction (LASIK, etc.)
It should be noted that not all types of vision insurance will cover medical issues related to eye care. For instance, if your optometrist discovers a medical problem during your eye exam, they may refer you to a different doctor. While vision insurance may not cover all eye-related medical services, major medical health insurance often does.
LONG-TERM CARE
It might be hard to imagine at this stage of your life, but as you age, there is a chance that you will need long-term care services. The question is, how will you or your loved ones pay for this kind of care? Many people choose to eliminate the burden of senior care by purchasing long-term care insurance. Services like meal preparation, medication assistance, and help with day-to-day activities like bathing are not covered by regular health insurance plans. Long-term care insurance will help you or your children lessen the expense of care when you have chronic medical conditions, dementia, or disabilities. When you speak to one of our health insurance agents, ask if you can purchase a policy that reimburses you when you receive care in the following locations:
- Routine cleanings and checkups (copay may be required)
- In a nursing home
- In your own home
- In an assisted living center
- At a long-term residential senior facility
Expert Help Is Only a Phone Call Away
We call ourselves the Health Insurance Solutions because we are committed to finding you the best, most affordable options for your health insurance needs. We work with all the major insurance carriers, such as:
- Aetna
- Advent Health
- United Healthcare
- National General
- Humana
- Transamerica
- Many More
Unlike some health insurance brokers who only care about making a sale, we don't view you as a financial transaction. We believe that serving others never goes out of style. That's why we prefer to educate you on your health coverage options so that you can make an informed decision. As your health insurance agent in Charleston, we would be honored to help you seek out a plan that is the perfect fit for your life. You will receive the same excellent level of service whether you are a business owner with employees or a single individual.
When you're ready to protect yourself and your family with quality health insurance, we will be here to help guide you along the way. Contact us today so that we may discover your insurance needs and provide you with a quality insurance solution that will give you peace of mind for years to come.
Call us 843-364-9155 for a complimentary consultation and evaluation of your healthcare coverage.
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North Charleston City Council to discuss controversial rezoning of a possible park and manufacturing plant
Walker Simmonshttps://www.counton2.com/news/local-news/north-charleston-city-council-to-discuss-controversial-rezoning-of-a-possible-park-and-manufacturing-plant/
North Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – The North Charleston City Council is discussing rezoning plans for the old Baker Hospital site along the Ashley River Thursday evening.The land currently has a 90-year lease signed by the Sea Fox Boats company, which is looking to create a park and a boat manufacturing plant in the space.Plans for this land have created conflict not only between the community but also with local leaders.North Charleston mayor Reggie Burgess released a statement earlier this year opposing Sea Fox&rsqu...
North Charleston, S.C. (WCBD) – The North Charleston City Council is discussing rezoning plans for the old Baker Hospital site along the Ashley River Thursday evening.
The land currently has a 90-year lease signed by the Sea Fox Boats company, which is looking to create a park and a boat manufacturing plant in the space.
Plans for this land have created conflict not only between the community but also with local leaders.
North Charleston mayor Reggie Burgess released a statement earlier this year opposing Sea Fox’s use of the area. Meanwhile, others like State Senator Deon Tedder, have shown their support.
On Thursday that conversation will continue among council members at a North Charleston City Council meeting.
The land was given to Charleston County Parks back in 2015. The parks have partnered with the Sea Fox Boat company which has agreed to fund the costs of constructing a county park alongside their own boat manufacturing plant.
In February Sea Fox held a community event and shared proposed plans for the 46-acre park located near the Union Heights neighborhood.
The plans include green space and water access to the Ashely River, as well as 11 acres of the area to be set aside for Sea Fox Boat manufacturing.
Currently, the land is not zoned for industrial use and must be if Sea Fox wants to build a manufacturing plant on the land, which is why the company submitted the request.
In March the North Charleston planning commission voted 5 to 1 against a possible rezoning.
News 2 talked with Sea Fox Boat company representative, Tory Fields, who said the changes to the land could benefit the area.
“This isn’t going to be something we’re throwing up, this is a $40 million investment to that area, that’s not only going to bring jobs to people who work at Sea Fox. But also food truck vendors, security companies, cleaning companies, and restaurants in that area. As that area grows back up it needs an economic base, and hopefully Sea Fox will be that base,” said Fields.
Meanwhile, the Chairman of the Union Heights Community Council, Skip Mikell, said he doesn’t see the benefits of building a plant near his neighborhood.
“The most audacious thing, in my mind, is to consider building an industrial facility next door to a nursing facility that has 160 patients. There’s no other place in Charleston County where there’s a park or recreation facility that shares its existence with an industrial facility,” said Mikell.
Thursday’s city council meeting is set for 7 p.m.; the next public discussion surrounding this rezoning will be a public hearing set for April 18th at the public safety meeting.
RiverDogs Return to The Joe with Big Plans for First Week-Long Homestand
MiLB.comhttps://www.milb.com/charleston/news/riverdogs-return-to-the-joe-with-big-plans-for-first-week-long-homestand
The Charleston RiverDogs started the 2024 season with a very successful opening weekend. The Joe was packed, replica rings were distributed, and the team took two of three from Kannapolis. The focus has now shifted to April 16-21 as the team prepares to host twice as many games with double the fun.Below is a list of all the fun the RiverDogs have planned for the week when the Columbia Fireflies come to town:Tuesday, April 16, 11:05 a.m.: Education Day: For the first time since 2019, The Joe will be packed to gi...
The Charleston RiverDogs started the 2024 season with a very successful opening weekend. The Joe was packed, replica rings were distributed, and the team took two of three from Kannapolis. The focus has now shifted to April 16-21 as the team prepares to host twice as many games with double the fun.
Below is a list of all the fun the RiverDogs have planned for the week when the Columbia Fireflies come to town:
Tuesday, April 16, 11:05 a.m.: Education Day: For the first time since 2019, The Joe will be packed to gills with screaming children for an early morning start. That’s right, Education Day is back at the ballpark! Youngsters from the schools making up the Charleston County School District will be in attendance for this early start. The game will feature promotions and music that appeal to the kids. Tickets for this game are sold out and not available to the general public. Tuesday games are presented by 96.9 The Wolf.
Wednesday, April 17, 7:05 p.m. Curtis Mead Bobblehead Giveaway/Autism Awareness Night with South Carolina Department of Disabilities and Special Needs/Wicked Wednesday presented by Wicked Weed: We are celebrating three consecutive Carolina League championships with a championship bobblehead series that come together to form a scene. The first bobblehead in that series is 2021 standout and current Tampa Bay Rays infielder, Curtis Mead! Arrive early as only the first 1,000 fnas will receive the giveaway! Mead became the first Australian to record a hit in the MLB Playoffs last fall. Also, the South Carolina DDSN is donating sensory bags for fans to use at RiverDogs games starting on this night! The donation is in observance of Autism Awareness Month, celebrated annually in April and will include a fan, bubble tube, baseball stress toy, either a set of earmuffs or ear plugs, and a communications card for nonverbal ballgame attendees. In addition, enjoy $15 Flights featuring your favorite Wicked Weed brews on Wicked Wednesday! Wednesday games are presented by 105.5 The Bridge.
Thursday, April 18, 7:05 p.m.: South Carolina Laws/Thirsty Thursday™ presented by Budweiser: Face tats are illegal. Children under 18 can't play pinball. The fire department can blow up your house. Horse in a bathtub? Yeah, no chance. Help the RiverDogs highlight (and exploit?) some of the wackiest laws in the state of South Carolina! Do you enjoy a good party? Thursdays are the night for you, with $1 beers available throughout the ballpark! That's not all! During killer Happy Hour, take advantage of $4 well cocktails and a special bat-shaped Beatbox cocktail. In addition, we’ll have live music in the Ashley View Pub courtesy of DJ DollaMenu. Thursday games are presented by 95sx and Z93 Jamz.
F**riday, April 19, 7:05 p.m.: REV Federal Credit Union Fireworks/Boeing Red Shirt Friday:** Every Friday night at The Joe, the RiverDogs will team up with Boeing to shine a spotlight on active duty and retired military members and their families, while the team wears their red alternates on the field. Fans are encouraged to wear red to the game as well. Following the contest, make sure to stay in your seats for another post-game fireworks show made possible by REV Federal Credit Union!. Fridays are presented by 103.5 WEZL and Live 5 News.
Saturday, April 20, 6:05 p.m.: Boy Band Night/Saturday Show at The Joe: Get in sync with the RiverDogs as we wear boy band inspired jerseys! Load up your Walkman with the greatest hits from the 90s and 2000s, throw on your baggiest pair of denim and frost those tips like it's 2006! The special jerseys worn by the team on the field will be auctioned off to fans at the game. Groups of four men are encouraged to show up dressed up like a boy band and the best-dressed group will receive four signed, game-worn, jerseys! Saturdays are presented by 92.5 Kickin' Country, 101.7 Chuck FM and FOX 24.
Sunday, April 21, 5:05 p.m.: Charleston Rec Night/MUSC Health Family Sunday/Holy City Sunday: This Sunday, we celebrate the City of Charleston by hosting and recognizing the City's employees and welcome its Recreation Youth Baseball and Softball teams.Parking is free, and kids can stick around after the game to run the bases on every Family Sunday presented by MUSC Health. Before, during and after each Sunday home game, we will make it all about the kids. From the video board to between innings contests and even the opportunity to run the bases, Sundays are sure to be a memorable day for the whole family. Select players will be signing autographs on the concourse prior to the game. Also, make sure to sign up for the MUSC Health Kids Club for additional opportunities! Sundays are presented by Mix 95.9, Star 99.7 and ABC News 4.
The RiverDogs continue their hunt for a fourth-consecutive Carolina League championship in 2024. The full schedule of games is available here. Season tickets, Dog-E Coin plans, and group tickets, including options to the Segra Club at Riley Park, are available at riverdogs.com/tickets. For the lowest ticket prices, go directly to RiverDogs.com. The Segra Club is also open for events year-round. Visit segraclub.com for more information. The brand new RiverDogs Food Truck is available for your next event! Contact the RiverDogs front office at 843-577-3647 (DOGS) for more information.
Picnic for the Parks: A Birthday Celebration Marks 17 Years of Charleston Parks Conservancy on April 28
CRBJ Biz Wirehttps://charlestonbusiness.com/picnic-for-the-parks-a-birthday-celebration-marks-17-years-of-charleston-parks-conservancy-on-april-28/
Join Charleston Parks Conservancy for a birthday celebration highlighting local flavors and community spirit at the Picnic for the Parks on Sunday, April 28, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Rose Pavilion in Hampton Park. This event marks the 17th birthday of the Charleston Parks Conservancy, a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to enhancing 24 of Charleston’s public parks. The event proceeds will contribute to ongoing initiatives, including park revitalization, environmental education programs, and community engagement effo...
Join Charleston Parks Conservancy for a birthday celebration highlighting local flavors and community spirit at the Picnic for the Parks on Sunday, April 28, 2024, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Rose Pavilion in Hampton Park. This event marks the 17th birthday of the Charleston Parks Conservancy, a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to enhancing 24 of Charleston’s public parks. The event proceeds will contribute to ongoing initiatives, including park revitalization, environmental education programs, and community engagement efforts. Tickets are available for purchase at charlestonparksconservancy.org/picnic.
From a charming petting zoo to field games, flower crowns, face painting, and toe-tapping live music from the Green Levels, there will be something for everyone at Picnic for the Parks. Plus, indulge in mouthwatering local treats from Welton’s Fine Food, The Dewberry, and Hero Doughnuts and Buns. Enjoy refreshing libations for grown-ups from Bevi Bene Brewing Company and Volley Tequila Seltzer, as well as a curated wine bar from Graft Wine Shop.
“The essence of Picnic for the Parks lies in our unwavering belief that communities thrive when they have access to vibrant, well-maintained public spaces,” said Darlene Heater, CEO of the Charleston Parks Conservancy. “Our community-funded organization couldn’t carry out the crucial work of park revitalization, education programs, and community engagement without the generous support of our community. This event is a celebration and testament to the collective effort that makes our parks beloved and sustainable.”
By attending, guests contribute to maintaining Charleston’s natural treasures, ensuring its unique and vibrant community thrives. Tickets for the event are $50 for children and $125 for adults.
The Charleston Parks Conservancy extends its gratitude to the generous sponsors of Picnic for the Parks, including United Community Bank, The Charleston Place, Croghan’s Jewel Box, DesignWorksLLC, Jason + Sam Easley, Juliska, The Exchange Co., Maison Real Estate, Refuel, Over the Moon, Van Wyck/Morrison Family, Berolzheimer Family, David Family, Floren Family, Lowcountry Editorial, LowCountry Kids Pediatric Dentistry, Macon Family, Malloy Family, Netter Family, Raffle Family, Rose Family, Schaible Family, Shuford Family, Towill Family (Basic Group), Hobnob, Bevi Bene Brewing Company, Braxton Crim Art Direction + Design, Charlotte Elizabeth Photography, Dino Bars, Graft Wine Bar, Life Raft Treats, The Dewberry Charleston, Anne Rhett Photography, and Volley Tequila Seltzer.
About the Charleston Parks Conservancy The Charleston Parks Conservancy is a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring the people of Charleston to connect with their parks and create stunning public places and a strong community. For more than 15 years, the Conservancy has had a hand in renovating and beautifying 24 parks in partnership with the City of Charleston. Notable projects include the renovation of Colonial Lake, the Rose Pavilion at Hampton Park, Moultrie Playground, St. Julian Devine Community Center and Park, Magnolia Park and Community Garden, Medway Park, and Community Garden, and Corrine Jones Community Garden. For more information, visit www.charlestonparksconservancy.org.
Share your photos of Monday’s solar eclipse
Patrick Phillipshttps://www.live5news.com/2024/04/08/heres-what-lowcountry-can-expect-mondays-solar-eclipse/
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC/AP) - Viewers in the Lowcountry are sharing photos of Monday’s solar eclipse, an event that isn’t expected to happen again for 21 years.Send your photos of the solar eclipse by clicking the blue “+ Add Media” button:Monday’s eclipse over the Lowcountry was not as dramatic as a similar eclipse back in 2017 because the Lowcountry was not within the “path of totality,” the strip stretching across North America from Mexico to Canada where spectators will be a...
CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC/AP) - Viewers in the Lowcountry are sharing photos of Monday’s solar eclipse, an event that isn’t expected to happen again for 21 years.
Send your photos of the solar eclipse by clicking the blue “+ Add Media” button:
Monday’s eclipse over the Lowcountry was not as dramatic as a similar eclipse back in 2017 because the Lowcountry was not within the “path of totality,” the strip stretching across North America from Mexico to Canada where spectators will be able to see the moon aligned nearly perfectly in front of the sun.
“You wouldn’t even know it happened unless we were to tell you this was going on unless you put on these glasses are able to see it yourself,” Sovine said.
The Lowcountry peaked at about 70% of the sun being blocked by the moon, but because the sun is so bright, that still won’t be enough to cause a huge difference in how bright the sky looks.
People who were in the eclipse’s path saw a twilight for nearly four-and-a-half minutes, nearly twice as long as the 2017 eclipse because the moon is closer to the earth this time around.
Live 5 First Alert Meteorologist Joey Sovine stressed the importance of using safe eye protection during the partial eclipse.
“It’s never safe to look at the sun, whether it’s a day where there’s a solar eclipse or not,” he said. Before relying on any eclipse glasses, spectators should make sure a reputable store sold them and that the product isn’t a knockoff.
Doctors warned of the potential for permanent eye damage from looking at the sun without proper protection and NASA warned people not to take photos of the eclipse with their phones because that could cause permanent damage to the camera.
The peak of the eclipse over the Lowcountry came at about 3 p.m. or so.
Astronomers said the eclipse was expected to end by about 4:25 p.m. when sunlight would be back in full force.
An estimated 44 million people live within the track, with a couple hundred million more within 200 miles.
Experts from NASA and scores of universities are posted along the route, poised to launch research rockets and weather balloons, and conduct experiments. The International Space Station’s seven astronauts also will be on the lookout, 270 miles up.
It will be another 21 years before the United States sees another total solar eclipse on this scale.
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S.C. Public Radio and the College of Charleston Bring 'Teachable Moments'
Mike Robertsonhttps://today.charleston.edu/2024/04/11/south-carolina-public-radio-and-college-of-charleston-announce-teachable-moments/
'Teachable Moments' with College of Charleston’s Re?nard Harris offers insights for students and parents.South Carolina Public Radio and the College of Charleston are proud to announce a partnership aimed at delivering concise, impactful insights tailored for both students and parents. The one-minute radio segment, Teachable Moments,is designed as a platform to address pressing educational issues dedicated to offering valuable perspectives to listeners beginning April 12, 2024.From the prevalence of cellphones in...
'Teachable Moments' with College of Charleston’s Re?nard Harris offers insights for students and parents.
South Carolina Public Radio and the College of Charleston are proud to announce a partnership aimed at delivering concise, impactful insights tailored for both students and parents. The one-minute radio segment, Teachable Moments,is designed as a platform to address pressing educational issues dedicated to offering valuable perspectives to listeners beginning April 12, 2024.
From the prevalence of cellphones in classrooms to the intricacies of homework management, mental health awareness and combating childhood obesity, each episode of Teachable Moments shares a concise yet comprehensive exploration of pertinent issues. Listeners can expect an array of discussions, from practical tips for fostering academic success to insights on promoting holistic well-being. Through Teachable Moments, host Rénard Harris aims to bridge the gap between educators, parents and students, fostering a collaborative environment conducive to learning and growth.
Harris is an associate professor of management in the School of Business at the College of Charleston. He holds an Ed.D. in teacher education. Since his time at the College of Charleston and several years prior, he has explored multicultural education, diversity, equity and inclusion; storytelling; cultural relevance; and leadership. He is often called upon to serve as a keynote speaker, diversity facilitator and consultant for businesses and educational institutions.
“The College of Charleston is excited to work with SCETV, a fellow state agency that provides a great service to the people of South Carolina,” says College of Charleston President Andrew T. Hsu. “This new partnership provides a wonderful opportunity for our university to share timely and helpful content to SCETV listeners and puts a spotlight on what we as an institution do best: teach.”
The collaboration between S.C. Public Radio and the College of Charleston underscores the shared vision of fostering community engagement and advancing educational initiatives.
“S.C. Public Radio is excited to unveil this collaboration with the College of Charleston,” says SCETVPresident and CEO Adrienne Fairwell. “Teachable Moments represents a step forward in our efforts to elevate educational discourse and empower our community with valuable insights. Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking content, we aim to ignite a passion for learning and foster meaningful connections between educators, parents and students.”
Teachable Momentswill air on S.C. Public Radio every Friday between Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
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