Adam Gatch is the third student to win the Churchill Scholarship.
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Creative Learning
For 20 years, Clemson University’s Creative Inquiry Program has given tens of thousands of students the opportunity to work alongside faculty in conducting research and solving problems. Here are a few examples of the experiential learning opportunities.
Engineering Accessibility
Dean’s Associate Professor of Human-Centered Computing Julian Brinkley M ’23 answers questions about his research on accessibility and human-machine interfaces.
Belly of the Beast
Creative Inquiry students take to labs and the Lowcountry to investigate alligator diets and gain hands-on experience.
Street Life
Annual street festival infuses downtown Clemson with school-year energy.
Learning in Greenland
National Scholars traveled to Greenland for a unique learning opportunity last summer.
Changing the Game
With help from some of its alumnae, Clemson has elevated the female student-athlete experience with new lakefront facilities.
Fitness and Beyond
A student promotes fitness and gains a new understanding of well-being by teaching Campus Recreation classes.
Language of Love
A new faculty member brings expertise in spirituality and mental health to the College of Education.
That Gut Feeling
Our gut — and the millions of microbes that live there — plays a key role in our health and how we feel.