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Fast Facts

 

  • The South Carolina Centers of Economic Excellence (CoEE) Program was established by the South Carolina legislature in 2002.
 
  • 46 Centers have been approved to date.
 
  • 29 CoEE endowed chairs have been appointed to date.
 
  • Each approved Center is awarded between $2 million and $5 million in state funds.
 
  • The program has made $186.6 million in total awards as of September 2009.

  • State funds must be matched dollar-for-dollar with private, municipal, or federal funds.
 
  • $153,145,323 in matching funds have been pledged to the program since its inception.
 
  • $120,025,891 in matching funds have been received since the program's inception.
 
  • $108,959,553 in state funds have been drawn down since the program's inception.
  • For a summary of funded Centers of Economic Excellence (by funding year), click here.
  • For a detailed financial summary of all funded Centers of Economic Excellence, click here.


 

 

 

 
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Latest News

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




"The CoEE program focuses resources on key areas for South Carolina. It is generating some excellent opportunities for our corporate partners as well as our citizens. It is clearly highlighting the importance of education for our population and generating the work force of the future, which benefits industry."

Dr. Tom Kurfess
BMW CoEE Endowed Chair in Automotive Manufacturing

 

 

 

 
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