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New Details for Course
Posted: 10:15 AM 10/19/2025
Please see the course description for Edgefield Pottery History for an update regarding the meeting location for an off-campus field trip on November 4 for registered students.
Cancellations
Posted: 10:42 AM 10/12/2025
- Excel 101
- Excel 102
- The Fall of Eagles
- Nuclear Fundamentals
- Home Security
- Home Surveillance
- Introduction to Bicycling Touring
- Rilke's Life and Poems
- A Journey Through the Dark Ages via Chess Moves
- Having Difficult Conversations
Classroom Location Changes
Posted: 10:41 AM 10/12/2025
| Course Name | New Location |
|---|---|
| Dining Out in Aiken | O'Connell Theater in Etherredge Center |
| The Erie Canal | Penland 106 |
| The US/China Trade War | Penland 106 |
| The Story of Aiken | B&E Room 116 |
| Virtual Tour of Aiken County | Penland 106 |
| Geology of SC | B&E Room 116 |
| Witches, Vampires, Superstition | Penland 106 |
| SC in the Revolutionary War | B&E 122 |
Announcement of Merger
On July 23, 2021, a meeting was held in Room 122 of the B&E Building on the campus of USC Aiken to publicly announce the merger of the Academy of Lifelong Learning and the McGrath Computer Learning Center to form the Center for Lifelong Learning. About 30 volunteers, USC Aiken staff, and the media attended.
Remarks were made by Paul Crook, Executive Director of the Etherredge Center and External Programs; Dr. Daniel Heimmermann, Chancellor of USC Aiken; Dr. Daren Timmons, Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor of Academic Affairs; Wayne Rickman, Chairperson of McGrath Computer Learning Center, Inc.; Harriet Haynes, President of the Academy for Lifelong Learning; and Karen Edgington, former Director of External Programs, whose leadership led to the merger of the two organizations long associated with USC Aiken Continuing Education.
The remarks were followed by formally signing the merger agreement. The signers are shown in the picture below.
