Courses

(CINT209) WHAT'S HAPPENING ON THE ISLAND FROM THE OFFICE OF CULTURAL AFFAIRS?

Learn more about what the Town's public art projects, the annual Crescendo Celebration of Art and Culture, and the Lantern Parade. Find out what projects are coming for this year and how you can get involved.

Thursday, April 9, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus

(CRE207) GREETING CARD MAKING IS AN ART

We will create 3 beautiful greeting cards for you to keep and display or send to friends and family. Learn techniques including stamping, die cutting, embossing, and coloring.

This course is not open for registrations.
Registration opens on Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 12:01 a.m.

(ECO216) LANDSCAPING FOR A HEALTHY BACKYARD ECOSYSTEM

Do you like nature, but realize you are not truly a part of it? Learn why we need to improve our backyard ecosystems, and the components needed.

Wednesday, April 22, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus

(HIS215) CULTURAL PROPERTY PROTECTION BY THE US ARMED FORCES: IDEALS AND REALITIES

The film-'The Monuments Men' depicted protection of cultural property during World War II. Military operations in Afghanistan, Iraq, and other countries also have required the US forces to protect cultural property in conflict zones.

Tuesday, April 28, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus

(HIS227) THE ORIGINS OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION

Economists and Historians are still debating the causes of the Great Depression. It is a complex topic, but well worth looking at.

Wednesday, April 8, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus

(TECH201) "CATCH ME IF YOU CAN" - TECHNOLOGICAL ADVANCES IN FORENSIC SCIENCE

Popular television shows like CSI, NCIS, and Forensic Files reveal its appeal. Since Sherlock Holmes's time, crime-solving has evolved dramatically. This presentation explores today's cutting-edge forensic technologies.

This course is not open for registrations.
Registration opens on Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 12:01 a.m.

(WRI203) THE PERFORMING ARTS MEET THE WRITTEN WORD

The Performing Arts provide a wealth of robust stories for authors who love to write historical fiction, biographies and more. Let's explore a rich example and discuss what we learn from The Great Passion by James Runcie, who also wrote the famous PBS Grantchester series set in Great Britain.

Thursday, April 23, 2026, Hilton Head Island campus