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What is the COEE Program? Legislation & Guidelines CoEE Review Board Program Flowchart

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Current Centers Current Chairs

Economic Impact Start-up Companies Technology Transfer

Open CoEE Endowed Chair Positions

The Centers of Economic Excellence Program offers skilled applicants a tremendous opportunity to use basic and clinical resources to perform advanced interdisciplinary research that can have a profound effect on the health, safety, and quality of life for people in South Carolina and around the world.

Please use the contact listed within each posting to apply or to learn more.

Gastrointestinal Cancer Diagnostics Center of Economic Excellence

Childhood Neurotherapeutics Center of Economic Excellence (3 positions available)

Brain Imaging Center of Economic Excellence

SeniorSmart® Center of Economic Excellence

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Latest News

	Donors, State of South Carolina invest $4 million to fund Clemson Cyber-Institute Center of Economic Excellence
	South Carolina recruits one of the world's leading tourism experts through state's Centers of Economic Excellence Program
	CoEE Program creates 3,200 jobs, boosts economy
	State, donors fund Clemson Optoelectronics Center of Economic Excellence
	CoEE Endowed Chairs to form
	CU-ICAR recognized as top emerging technology research center
	National Institutes of Health Awards $4.8 Million Grant to the Center for Healthcare Quality
	New Center of Economic Excellence to address chronic health problems in S.C.
	$5 million Smith & Nephew investment to fund new CoEE
	New Centers of Economic Excellence Approved

"The CoEE Program is fulfilling its promise to the citizens of South Carolina to build our state’s competitiveness in high‐growth industries. Just six years since its inception, The Clemson University Center for Automotive Research (CU‐ICAR) was recently named the Association of University Research Park’s Emerging Research/Science Park. CU‐ICAR has grown from an idea and an empty 250‐acre tract of land to a thriving research campus where university researchers and partners focus on advancing the automotive sector. CU‐ICAR would not exist without the CoEE Program."

James F. Barker
Clemson President