USC Aiken External Programs

10/01/2024

09/30/2024

Small classes, championship athletic teams, hands-on learning, all affordable and all on a beautiful campus. Discover your own future at USCA.

12/22/2022

05/23/2022

Come work with us!

Assistant Director (Admin Coord I), Salary: $35,568, USC Aiken External Programs
The Assistant Director of External Programs is charged with assisting the Executive Director of the Etherredge Center and External Programs in efforts to assess need, originate budget, plan, implement, and evaluate continuing education to ensure program success and maximize revenue generation. These activities include collaborating with (and marketing for) campus constituents, administration, and the general public, to make UofSC Aiken a leading provider of educational, activities in the community, by providing an array of programs for personal enrichment and continuing education. The Assistant Director will also be partially responsible for 25Live (or other facility management/scheduling program) for the UofSC Aiken campus. Minimum Requirements: Bachelor’s degree and 2 years related experience in business management, marketing, public administration, or administrative services; or equivalency. Must have significant experience in event planning. Preferred requirements include: Experience in marketing, program design, facility management software (25Live or current UofSC Aiken software), and interacting with the public. Apply online at: https://uscjobs.sc.edu/postings/121387. Application deadline: June 5, 2022. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. USC Aiken is an AA/EOE.

The Assistant Director of External Programs is charged with assisting the Executive Director of the Etherredge Center and External Programs in efforts to assess need, originate budget, plan, implement, and evaluate continuing education to ensure program success and maximize revenue generation . Thes...

03/30/2022

We are hiring! We are looking for 1-2 student workers to start immediately, and continue through the summer. The position also has the opportunity to continue next year. If interested, please drop off your resume in B&E 126. If you have any questions, please email [email protected]

02/18/2022

We are thrilled to partner with the City of Aiken, South Carolina Parks, Recreation and Tourism to provide this Ambassador training, so that everyone can learn what a great place Aiken is! cc: USC Aiken Visit Aiken SC

AIKEN, SC (WJBF)- The City of Aiken’s tourism department is taking a new approach to increasing tourism. It’s called the Visit Aiken Ambassador Initiative. The program is a partnership …

11/05/2021

Come work with us!

We are seeking a student worker to join our office. Interested? Email [email protected] or stop by B&E 126.

cc: USCA STUDENT LIFE USC Aiken USC Aiken: Diversity Initiatives

10/06/2021

If you know you know, if you don’t, here’s what you’re missing in Center for Lifelong Learning today (10/06/21).

9am - THE GOLDEN BLOCKS OF AUGUSTA: 1900-1950
This course is taking a look at some of the major African-American personalities in Augusta during the late 19th-early 20th Century. These include: Lucy Craft Laney, a visionary educator, administrator, and civil rights activist; Reverend C.T. Walker, who established Tabernacle Baptist Church and became an internationally renowned minister; Judson Lyons, an attorney and Registrar of the United States Treasury during the McKinley and Theodore Roosevelt administrations; Reverend Silas X. Floyd, a minister, poet, author, educator, historian, and starting in 1915, founder and editor of “Notes Among the Colored” section of The Augusta Chronicle; Dr. T.W. Josey, a well-known physician, public servant, and Medical Director for the Pilgrim Health and Life Insurance Company; and Amanda America Dickson Toomer, once the wealthiest African American woman in the United States.

10:30am – WORLD WAR I: THE GREAT WAR
Session III: Will cover the expansion of the war to a truly global conflict and the U.S. entry into the war in 1917. The role of the U.S., including expeditions to northern Russia and Siberia, will be discussed along with fighting in the Middle East and the Sykes-Picot Agreement which would have far-reaching consequences.

1:30pm – THE WOLF AMONG US: AN UP-TO-DATE LOOK AT MAN’S BEST FRIEND
History of domestication, the dog today; dog breeds.
Session II: The jaws of Death: efforts to make the ownership of pit bulls and other breeds of dog a felony.

Register for future courses below:
https://campscui.active.com/orgs/UniversityofSouthCarolinaAiken1?orglink=camps-registration #/selectSessions/2951440

09/30/2021

“And by the way, everything in life is writable about if you have the outgoing guts to do it, and the imagination to improvise. The worst enemy to creativity is self-doubt.”
― Sylvia Plath

Do you know any writers? Show them some support!

09/27/2021

Are you registered for our Wine or Submarine class? Today (9/27/21) in Center for Lifelong Learning we have:

9am - SUBMARINES YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW
The third session will present today’s Ohio Class Trident submarine operations and submariner selection, training, and qualifications. The fourth session will discuss today and tomorrow’s force structure, missions, and all world capability.

11am - CAROLINA GRAPE & WINES: A HISTORY
The Carolinas have a long, rich history with grapes and wines. The Lords Proprietors saw grape cultivation as an economic basis for the new colony. In 1840, North Carolina was the leading wine producing state in the U.S. Thomas Jefferson’s cellar included early NC wines. North Carolina grapes launched the American wine industry and saved the French wine industry. Professor Helsley takes students on a four-week journey exploring the region’s marvelous indigenous grapes and the rollercoaster history of wine production in the Carolinas.

09/25/2021

“The problem with books is that they end.”
―Caroline Kepnes, "You"

Know anyone who can't leave home without a book?