Campus
This teal-packed football arena, home of the Chanticleers, is known as...
Brooks Stadium
What is the meaning of CINO...
Coastal Is Number One
What college program does CERRA offer to college students who plan to be teachers?
Teaching Fellows
You can be a part of the Teaching Fellows for up to __ years.
4 years
What type of animal is Chauncy?
A Chanticleer/ Rooster
Theater students spend much of their time performing in this iconic campus venue...
Wheelwright Auditorium
What is Coastal's Mascot
Chauncey
What high school program does CERRA offer for students interested in teaching?
Teacher Cadet
Who is the Teaching Fellows Director for CCU?
Dr. Teresa Gibbons
Why is our mascot the Chanticleer?
We adopted it from the University of South Carolina when we split off into our own university, keeping the rooster.
CCU’s basketball and volleyball teams compete in this major athletics complex...
HTC Center
CCU has a good luck tradition before exams with a school monument on campus...
Rubbing Chauncey
Who is the Program Facilitator for CERRA
Dr. Michael Fleming
Teaching Fellows grants fellows up to $_______ for 4 years.
$24,000
In what year did CCU adopt Chauncey as their mascot?
2003
Students often relax and study around this scenic water feature at the center of campus, located near the library...
Lib Jackson Student Union Pond/Fountain
What is the name of the student-run media piece...
The Chanticleer
There are __ Teaching Fellow Institutions in SC.
14 Institutions
Teaching Fellows are a part of what CCU College
Spadoni
Where did Chauncey get his name from?
This building, named for the university’s founding president, houses administrative offices and overlooks Blanton Park...
Singleton Building
The cost difference for in-state tuition vs.. out-of-state tuition is...
$17,983 or... $18,000
CERRA stands for...
Center for Educator Recruitment, Retention, and Advancement
In this year, the Teaching Fellows Program was introduced to CCU.
2015
Where does our mascot originate from?
The Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer