President Jerue said, “This is a proud moment for us and a well deserved accomplishment for these three students. They will always be our pioneers. They took a chance on us when we were little more than a dream, and they helped make our dream their reality. When they visited us 20 months ago, we were still a campus under construction. We hope we met their expectations. And we always will be appreciative for the trust they placed in us.”

That “first class” in April 2007 had a total of 57 students. The Art Institute of Charleston has seen explosive growth and this October plans on starting another 120 new students, bringing the total student body to close to 500.

“These first graduating students really put their faith in us,” said Dean of Academic Affairs Marilyn Burstein. “Now that the halls are brimming with students, it is amazing to look back and see how far we have come, largely due to the welcoming arms of the greater Charleston community.”

Graduate Chris Murdaugh, President Richard Jerue, graduate Lacy Martin, Dean Marilyn Burstein, and graduate Mickey Moran are seen here at The Art Institute of Charleston first graduation.  

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