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BOARD
OF TRUSTEES
Andrew C. Brack (chair) is publishes two respected
South Carolina news publications: S.C.
Statehouse Report, a weekly legislative forecast,
and SC
Clips, a daily news service. A weekly syndicated
columnist, Brack currently chairs and is president of
the Center
for a Better South, a regional think tank dedicated
to progressive ideas for thinking Southern leaders.
The current president of the Rotary
Club of Charleston, Brack is past president of the
S.C. Wildlife Federation and a past director of the
board of the National Wildlife Federation. In 2000,
he was a candidate for U.S. Congress. Brack holds a
bachelor's degree from Duke University and a master's
degree in journalism from the University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill. Brack lives in Charleston with his wife
and two daughters, both of whom attend Charles Towne
Montessori School. (Send
e-mail.)
Clarence
(Chip) M. Condon, III, is Professor of Economics
at the College
of Charleston. A native of Toledo, Ohio, he has
been at the College since 1980 and served as Dean of
the School of Business and Economics from 1997 to 2004.
Prior to coming to the College, he taught at East Carolina
University, directed User Services of the Computer Services
Division at the University of South Carolina, and served
in the US Navy in Vietnam. Dr. Condon holds a Ph.D.
in Economics from the University of South Carolina and
BA and MA in Economics from the University of Toledo.
His primary research interests include labor economics,
public finance and healthcare economics. He serves on
the vestry of St. John's Parish Church, Berkeley, as
treasurer. He is a member of the Board of the Institute
for Human Values in Health Care at the Medical University
of South Carolina. Dr. Condon is happily married to
the former Dorsey Glenn of Marietta, Georgia, who is
a technical analyst for Smith Barney. They have two
adult children: Fanchon, who works in Charlotte, NC
and Tyler, who is a senior at Wake Forest University.
Cody
S. Jones (vice-chair) is a commercial real estate
broker in Charleston who manages several commercial
properties across the state. A past member of the CTMS
board, he has a daughter who attended the school through
sixth grade. Jones lives in Charleston with his family.
Jennifer
Robinson
Steve
Hiott
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