As we reflect and look ahead, we celebrate THE UNWAVERING SPIRIT OF TCL. We remain committed to elevating the students and communities we serve and are deeply grateful for the dedication of our partners and supporters. Together, we drive regional prosperity and transform lives.
UNWAVERING STUDENTS
Students are at the heart of our mission. Through affordable tuition, robust scholarships and comprehensive support services, we empower them to achieve their goals. Our students rise to the challenges of balancing work, family and education. Their resilience keeps them on the path to earning a college degree and securing a better career.
UNWAVERING GRADUATES
At TCL, our commitment extends beyond graduation. We equip graduates with real-world skills to thrive in a competitive job market. With a 95% graduate placement rate, TCL ensures success, and many alumni stay local, strengthening our community and driving economic growth.
UNWAVERING
EMPLOYEES
Our employees are the backbone of our success. Their passion and dedication shine in classrooms, offices and across our five campuses. By prioritizing professional development and workplace wellness, TCL empowers faculty and staff to continue to innovate and inspire.
UNWAVERING
EMPLOYERS
Employers across the Lowcountry rely on TCL’s skilled graduates to keep their businesses thriving. Local employers help shape TCL’s programs by ensuring our curriculum aligns with workforce needs, enabling graduates to secure high-quality, well-paying jobs.
UNWAVERING
COMMUNITY
TCL’s impact extends beyond its campuses, strengthening community ties through workforce development initiatives and events like career fairs, open houses and business seminars. Thanks to generous donors, we provide resources that enhance both program excellence and student success, creating opportunities for shared progress.
In summary, the college’s many accomplishments are made possible by the dedication of:
n Our students, who work tirelessly to achieve their dreams;
n Our graduates, who carry TCL’s mission into the workforce and community;
n Our faculty and staff, whose passion and innovation inspire excellence;
n Our area employers, who hire and advance our graduates and
n Our community partners, who believe in our vision for a stronger Lowcountry.
This collective dedication fuels TCL’s impact. Together, we are unwavering.
Sincerely,
Richard J. Gough, Ed.D. President
TCL AREA COMMISSION
Randy Dolyniuk Chairman Beaufort County
Dr. Rick Toomey Secretary Beaufort County
James Boozer Vice Chairman Beaufort County
NOT PICTURED:
Central Williams Colleton County
LEADERSHIP
COLLEGE ADMINISTRATION
Dr. Richard J. Gough President
Mary Lee Carns Vice President for Institutional Advancement & Workforce Development and Executive Director for TCL Foundation
Nancy H. Weber Vice President for Administrative Services
Allison Canning Vice President for Student Services
Laura Dukes, Esq. Vice President for Academic Affairs
Tara Lahnen Director for Human Resources
Heath Duncan Beaufort County
Marjorie Thomas Hampton County
PURPOSE
TCL’S VISION
To elevate each student and every community we serve through transformative technology and exceptional teaching.
TCL’S MISSION
To provide accessible, high-quality academic education and workforce training to serve the needs of individuals, businesses and industries in Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton and Jasper counties.
ACCREDITATION
Technical College of the Lowcountry is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees. Technical College of the Lowcountry also may offer credentials such as certificates and diplomas at approved degree levels. Questions about the accreditation of Technical College of the Lowcountry may be directed in writing to the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097, by calling (404) 679-4500, or by using information available on SACSCOC’s website (www.sacscoc.org).
In addition, the college offers many programs that have specialized accreditation and approvals from state, regional and/or national professional associations and boards.
STUDENTS FIRST: At Technical College of the Lowcountry, we are unwavering in our commitment to helping students succeed. We help students find the right career path along with fast and flexible courses so they can continue in a strong and steady way. learn more : www.tcl.edu/unwavering
THE VIDEO
OPPORTUNITY
TCL Early childhood education students, shown here with Instructor Kelli Boniecki (left), created customized lesson plans last fall for the United Way of the Lowcountry’s Play Partners Program. The early literacy program supports literacy in Pre-K classrooms across Beaufort and Jasper counties.
City of Hardeeville officials presented a $150,000 check to TCL last December to go toward the construction of the college’s Arthur E. Brown Regional Workforce Training Center to be built at the TCL New River Campus.
Whale Branch Early College High School (WBECHS) students took some time last September to recruit fellow students into the TCL dual enrollment program, which allows students to earn both high school and college credit for the same classes.
“This partnership has given students the unique opportunity to not only develop their own resources for future classrooms but also give back to the community in a meaningful way.”
Kelli Boniecki
TCL Early Care & Education Instructor
“The Training Center gives our residents opportunity and our community the training and the skills needed for the jobs that are coming.”
Mayor Harry Williams City of Hardeeville
“Dual Enrollment provides an amazing opportunity for high school students to jumpstart their college journey and gain valuable skills for their future.”
Giovanni
Glover
WBECHS Dual Enrollment Specialist
ACTION
Year-in-Review
TCL PLACES IN TOP 100 IN NATIONAL CYBERSECURITY COMPETITION
TCL made the top 100 “power rankings” in late 2024 for its performance in a national cybersecurity competition which included teams from both community colleges and four-year institutions from across the country. TCL’s team was ranked No. 75 out of the 476 colleges and universities that participated in the National Cyber League’s “ethical hacking competition”—or the legal practice of using hacker techniques to test systems for vulnerabilities.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/top100
REGIONAL
WORKFORCE TRAINING CENTER GROUNDBREAKING DRAWS CROWD
TCL held a groundbreaking celebration for the Arthur E. Brown Regional Workforce Training Center in April 2024 at the college’s New River Campus. The building’s namesake, retired Gen. Arthur E. Brown Jr., 93, was on hand for the event as well as Beaufort lawmakers, members of TCL Area Commission, Foundation Board of Directors, the S.C. Technical College System, community members, TCL faculty and staff.
When completed, the new facility will sit adjacent to the campus’ Angus Cotton Building and will add 50,000 square feet of space with a capacity for 850 students. New and expanded programs will include manufacturing, automated systems, logistics, business, computer technology and more.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/groundbreaking
KING ARTHUR BAKING COMPANY VISITS TCL, SPONSORS LIVE COMPETITION
Culinary Dean Jacqueline Orak (left) congratulates Baking & Pastry Student Lauren Wood (right) for her grand-prize winning recipe — “Oscar’s Rum Cake” — in the “Tastes Like Home” Recipe Contest sponsored by King Arthur Baking Company.
The TCL Culinary Institute of the South hosted the King Arthur Baking Company last April for the firstever “Tastes Like Home” recipe competition. The event was opened to area high school and current culinary institute students and held in conjunction with the CIS annual open house. The event drew record numbers and featured cooking demonstrations, tastings and presentations. Seven finalists competed but ultimately, Lauren Wood, a baking and pastry student at the Culinary Institute of the South, took home the grand prize. Wood received an allexpense paid trip to King Arthur’s baking facility in Norwich, Vermont, and her recipe for “Oscar’s Rum Cake” was published on King Arthur’s website.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/winner
TCL HOSTS ACCREDITATION COMMITTEE; UNDERGOES REAFFIRMATION PROCESS
After hosting a team of peer evaluators representing the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) last fall, TCL went on to make significant progress toward the reaffirmation of its accreditation—a process that colleges undergo every ten years. TCL expects to hear a final decision from the SACSCOC board later in 2025.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/SACSCOC
TCL officials joined representatives from state government and others in April 2024 to officially break ground on the Arthur E. Brown Regional Workforce Training Center.
TCL
Physical Therapist Assistant students practice techniques in the new PTA lab space featuring more storage and this
Students entering the fall 2024 semester of TCL’s physical therapist assistant program were delighted to find a newer, larger lab space. Thanks to renovations on the Beaufort Mather Campus, the new lab in building 6, measures a whopping 1,443 square feet and features an additional extra-large mat table, a laundry area, extra storage space and office space for instructors. The new lab is part of a larger effort underway to improve and enhance classroom and lab space throughout the School of Health Sciences.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/ptalab
BCSD TIDES PROGRAM KICKS OFF AT TCL NEW RIVER CAMPUS
The inaugural Beaufort County School District Tides program is off to a strong start at TCL’s New River campus. The new full-time dual enrollment option allows qualified ninth-graders to take college-level, degree-seeking courses taught by TCL instructors. BCSD Tides students can earn two associate degrees and a technical certificate from TCL in a variety of college and career pathways by the time they graduate high school. The district plans to expand offerings to the TCL Beaufort Campus in the fall of 2025.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/bcsdtides
TCL LAUNCHES NEW MULTI-CHANNEL “UNWAVERING” CAMPAIGN
TCL’s Marketing and Public Relations team launched a new multi-channel campaign last spring featuring billboards, digital and print ads, mailers and other collateral. The planning and launch of “Unwavering” was timed to follow the announcement of TCL’s new mascot – the Tides. A key aspect of the campaign is the word ‘Unwavering’ which is set against a background reminiscent of waves and paired with specific key messages. The overriding theme is that, like the Tides, TCL students are steadfast and unmoved.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/campaign
KING TIDE: A TRULY NOBLE LEADER
KIng Tide, TCL’s first-ever mascot, was unveiled earlier this year. His one-of-a-kind persona spreads pure joy, Tides pride and a true love of learning wherever he goes.
WHERE DID HE COME FROM?
No one knows for sure. He is a mystery wrapped in an enigma. But like all good mysteries, there are theories. Get the full story at ww.tcl.edu/kingtide
TCL students, alumni, faculty and staff celebrate the arrival of the long-awaited TCL mascot, King Tide.
WATCH
extra large mat table.
STUDENTS
TCL Class of 2024
TCL recognized more than 300 students at its annual commencement ceremony held in May. Graduates received certificate, diploma and/or associate degrees from more than 60 programs of study including nursing, computer technology, early care and education, business administration, culinary arts and many more. Importantly, most of these new graduates will go to work in local hospitals, construction companies, small businesses and more right here across the Lowcountry. Also of note, 36 graduates were high school students who earned college degrees and certificates through the dual enrollment program, enabling them to graduate college before even officially graduating high school.
“We are testaments to our resilience, dedication and perseverance. We balanced work with family commitments and college-level classes often
juggling multiple responsibilities and commitments.”
Grace Beasley
Class Speaker
CERTIFICATE GRADUATES
Kelli Anne Adams
Jameeka Tinise Aiken
Malik Aquamina
Randall Thomas Bagley
Darryl Lamont Bennett
Sole Bennett
Donald Black
Dineshia Desiree Brown
Taniyah Sharelle Brown
Kayla Marie Ceyler
Keith Chisholm
Lindsay Ann Clark
Natalie M. Clark
Trista Daring
Gregg Marcel Dixon
Cecilia Rhodasia Doe
Lae’l Joi Durden
Oscar Giancarlo Espinoza
Latisha Tiamara Fields
Selena Angelique Flores
Jessica Freeman
Willie Mae Fripp
Javier Garay
Brenda Garcia
Anthony Gibson
Casey Greene
Sherice Renee’ Gwathney
Denasia Haynes
Angelica Heily Herrera
Rhonda Heyward
Matthew Willis Hooker
Jerrod Terrell Houston
Rosemary Richardson Hunt
Ruben Ignacio Barragan
Shanena Rena James
Cymone Ajanni Jenkins
Anndriana Juliette Johnson
Nancy Skidmore Johnson
Tika Yvonne Legare
Gabriel Owen Lemacks
Ryan Raymond Loeffler
Lorena DeJesus Luna
Simon Mikhael
Jean Carlos Nieves
Tatiana Shawntae Nix
Jaylen Michelle Orellana-Reyes
Denise Lashelle Orr
Alexis Mckae Ortiz
Dante Cornell Patterson
Imani Nevaeh Patterson
Austin Benjamin Pollock
Kailey Cadence
Pusha-Weeks
Sidney Rain Rafine
Amiya Larae Richardson
Jonathan Steven Rodriguez-Flores
Alondra Rodriguez
Zamora
Sherman Rubio
Julia L. Rudock
Jordan B. Saddler
Joselyn Salado
Krista Lanette Schubert
Kamarae Nyjae Smalls
Marc Aguemon Sogan
Shannon Stinsman
Nicholas Jeffery Sullivan
Oswaldo Trejo
Justin Tyler Wachtendonk
Naomi Constance
Amena Walker
Johnnie Roosevelt Wilson
Quanti Devon Wright
Coltyn Ray Wyant
Caedin T. Young
Kayasia Nashey Young
DIPLOMA GRADUATES
Brooke Mikayla Bennett
Caitlyn Autumn Emery
Kahla Marie Fry
Karissa Gill
Jaclyn Rose Greifenberger
Kylee Taff Johnson
McKenna Rae Mabry
Bayli Chyanne Malphrus
Ryleigh Lynn Manning
Skylar Anna McDonough
Palasia Monique Moreland
Chloe Elizabeth Smith
Gabriella Marie Smith
Briannah Stokes
Emily Jean Wagner
Alyxandra AlyssasLynn Washburn
Abigail Jordana Wern
ASSOCIATE DEGREE
GRADUATES
Emily Adams
MacKenzie Adams
Jennifer Nicole Adomat
Christina Sue AhdersOehring
Andrea Albridge
Agnes Deshowne
Albright-Pinckney
Christina L. Alexander
Carla Valentina
Alvarado Duran
Emmaline Grace Alvey
Samuel Isaiah Alvey
Connor Stephen Anderson
Sarah Alyssa Antalek
Angelica Arizmendi
Aylesia Marie Baase
Michael A. Bacon
William Ball
Taquoia Lashae Beals
Grace Beasley
Kathrine Bell
Ana Maria Lila Bennett
Ashley Lane Bentley
Annalise Marie Bertrand
Da-Jean Jeremy Biggerstaff
Annali Marissa Binkley
Tresharna G. Bitler-Gray
Hannah Maria Blank
Justin Miley Blocker
Latoya Boyd
Megan Eileen Boyle
Donna Lynn Bradley
Kody Ryan BriggsRoberson
Michael Liney Brim
James David Brinson
Jessica Lee Britt
Yasmin Renee Brown
Erica Lashawn Brown
Nicole Bruce
Kara Breanne Burke
Briana Raejeane
Burroughs
Joel Enrique Canales
Aldoalexei Cazales
Carbajal
Savannah M. Carpenter
Russel Adaluz
Carpio Castro
Irene Carrion Copello
Autumn Rose Catalano
Carolina Michelle
Cerda Cardenas
Alejandro Daniel
Ceron Lopez
Gabrielle Brianna Chaney
Kelsey Ann Charles
Anthony Michael Cincotta
Jordan Clifton
Kelcea Nicole Combs
Trinity Coney
Emylse Contreras Martinez
Zakk Aiden Cooke
Adam Christopher Crutchley
Latanya Denise Cuyler
Jasmine Davis
Lawrence Paul Dee
Destiny Victoria Delaney
Lillianna Makinsey Delk
Joseph Stone Dilsaver
Kendell Jameson Dinkins
Farrah Zianna Doe
Lynne Dowling
Erin Drew
Karleigh Marie Edmonson
Gabriel Elias
Shawana Latisha Erwin
Gabriela Maritza Escobar
Connor Ansley Faulkner
Derris Devonta Felder
Carson Elizabeth Felver
Betsy Fierros-Nava
Fallon Rose Fischer
Katie Elizabeth Foskey
Hailey Lynn Foster
Megan Foy
Charli Lorraine Frame
Heather Rochelle Francis
Kairington Diana
Marie Franklin
Desha Renee’ Frasier
Marcia Edell Frazier
Xzoriona Aneyiah Frazier
Guillermo Fuentes
Braydon Gantt
Samara Shanae Gibbs
Jeremy Renard Givens
Joshua Tyler Gobel
Gene Larisey Gooding
Hikaru Goto
Katie Mary Gottschalk
Jocelyn Latoya Green
Kathryn Noel Green
Jakayla Adrena Harden
Heather C. Hayes
Josefa Alicia Heidacher
Jessica Lynn Hein
Aury Hernandez
Briana Hernandez
Fabiola Rossie
Hernandez-Serna
Zakiera N. Herring
Zamaria Herring
Heather Megan Heslep
Kelsey Daniya Hipp
Nicole Lynn Hoenshell
Catherine L. Horry
Nicholas Steven Hughes
Kaitlyn Hulbert
Carol Hunter
Sharrie Hurst
Mary Jacobson
Anastasia Marlayna
Johnson
David V. Johnson
Mykerria Niazisa Johnson
Taylor Imani Johnson
David V. Johnson
Crystal Michelle Jones
Rachel M. Kader
Madyson J. Kotovsky
Ambriance Shanadra
Lamar
Hailey Elizabeth Lamar
Makaylia Moeisha Lawrence
James Robert Lee
Andrew Jair Licona
Deva Lillaheart
Cole Theron Livingston
Sarah Brayden Lowther
John Fitzgerald Lyons
Caroline Joyce Marek
Leigha Bannister Marion
John Thomas Mauro
Alshaya Kachelle McCants
Xavian McEachin
Candice Chapman
McIlrath
Craig Brian McKillop
Omarion K. McKinnon
Matthew Steven McLean
Justin Steven McPherson
Aimee Elizabeth Mentzer
Taqouya Jemira Miller
Ninosky Angelie
Mills Ferreira
Elijah Walter Minton
Kalyn H. Mixson
Jaxson Tyler Moncibais
Inah Monroe
Autumn Moon
Erin Michael Morris
Savannah Averi Mullen
Tiffany Faith Murphy
Madison Nash
Valerie Elizabeth Nemes
Kaitlen Noelle Nettles
Virginia Irene Nightingale
Jacob Thomas Nojd
Shelby Marie Nolan
Lisa Ochmanowicz
Dakoda Raine Orlando
Sharone Hazel Orr
Mallory Corrine Osborn
Abimbola Alao Osuolale
Matthew Collin Padgett
Blake Tyler Parsons
Dashien Pettigrew
Dorian Phillips
Javier Alexander Pinto
Mahogony Platt
Eliza Cathleen Polk
Pamela Denise Poole
Daphne Ariann Ragusa
Brooklynn Love Rainwater
Damaris Ramos
Jasbeidy Ramos Ruiz
Rebecca Herndon Ramsey
Isabella Danyelle
Raniszewski
Ayaunna Reid-Wright
Amber-Lin Nicole Reilley
Janay Shavon Robinson
Matty Rodriguez
Anarely Verenice Rosales
Kimberly Abigail Rosas
Hunter Madison Rosier
Latorria MaShell Ross
Gabrielle Rebecca Rowell
Naomi C. Salleme
Hannah Marie Salus
Kenny A. Santiago
Michelle Satar
Kelcie Virginia Schulze
Raven Scott
Kara Morgan Shaffer
Stephanie Shaw
Krista Shipes
Bryce Wayne Sides
Maiko Simmons
Stephanie Singleton
Craig Antonio Smart, II
Fantashya Cierra Smith
Arik Christopher Smrstik
Valerie Alessandra Solis
Ashtin Marie Soule
Kim D. Stone
Sherelle La’Shay Stoney
Dayle M. Taber
Nigiria Rose Taylor
Anabeth Mariah
Thompson
Courtney Loraine Thompson
Sherod Khalil Thompson
Shyenne Frances Tiger
Jennifer Santibanez Trujillo
Kayle Sergio Vasquez
Alex Manuel Vega
Raiven Venning
Mary C. Wallace
Jodie Lauren Weathers
Brandon James Wester
Kyle A. Wetter
Dariyen Samone White
Samantha Loren White
Doralynn Loretta Whited
Joshua Hunter Wilborn
Miah Marae Willison
Jada Na’ Wilson
Kiani Janay Wright
COMMUNITY
Advisory Committees
GUIDING THE FUTURE WORKFORCE: The college’s Advisory Committees provide invaluable input and professional counsel to a variety of programs and curriculum. Made up of local and regional industry, business, government and educational representatives, these experts act as a communication link between the college and the community to ensure ongoing program relevancy and graduate competency.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/advisory
“I
enjoy collaborating with other local professionals to explore workplace trends and educational opportunities, linking classroom learning with real-world experience. Serving on the committee also gives me valuable insight into the programs being offered at TCL.”
Kimberly Keyserling, Merrill Lynch
General Busines Advisory Committee Member
MASSAGE THERAPY
Laurel Berkey, Live Light Healing
Berdorf Dixon, Lowcountry Rehabilitation
Terri Goldenberg, Massage Envy
Ananta Gopalan, SCORE South Carolina
Danielle Long, A’Lavender Mist Spa
Atia Washington-Miller, Awaken by the Purest Touch
MEDICAL ASSISTING
Renita Drayton, Community Member
Suzette Fields, TCL Alumni
Natalie Gigante, Hilton Head Internist
Dr. James Gigante, Hilton Head Internist
Katlin Green, TCL Alumni
Christopher Ketchie, Beaufort Physician Partners
Jessica Krow, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Ann Malphrus, Community Member
Sherrie Rabon, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Shantavia Riley, TCL Alumni
PHYSICAL THERAPIST ASSISTANT
Anna Burns, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Dee, TCL Student
Steve Giammona, Naval Hospital Beaufort
Kevin Green, Carolina Sportscare
Timothy Gurley, Gravity Physical Therapy
Abby Lowther, Amedisys Home Health
Nicole Myers
Shannon Padgett, Pruitt Health—Estill
Robin Poe, Veterens Victory House
Darrin Brothers, St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital
NURSING
Darrin Brothers, St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital
Lori Carr, Hilton Head Hospital
Katy Faircloth, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Melissa Feather, Colleton Medical Center
April Hamilton, Polaris Tech Charter School
Gina Harris, Hospice Care of the Lowcountry
Lynne Hutchison, USCB
Lisa Koons, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Darlene Nester, Hilton Head Hospital
Joshua Peterson, Hilton Head Hospital
Todd Robbins, St. Joseph’s/Candler Hospital
Joy Solomon, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Tamra Taylor, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Melanie Wooten, Hampton Regional Medical Center
RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGY
Hassel Estep, United States Naval Hospital
Constance Ginn, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Hanna Hall, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Jessica Hayes, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Meredith Henderson
Jenny Kushnereit, Beaufort Medical Plaza
Rudolph Kushnereit, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Angela Maxey, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Jane Ouimette, Coastal Carolina Hospital/Hilton Head
Julie Poston, Hampton Regional Medical Center
Linda Sorenson, Beaufort Memorial Hospital, Island Imaging
Colby Thompson, Memorial Health University Medical Center
Tyler Wester, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Nakia Williams, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
SURGICAL TECHNOLOGY
Kathy Cooper, Perioperative Education Consultant
Rowena Deaton, Hilton Head Hospital
Barbara Graves, Coastal Carolina Medical Center
Marilyn Harcharik
Sarah Lafond, TCL Student
Rauscher Lauren, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Denise Lindsey, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Beth Lynam, Coastal Carolina Medical Center
Heather Riehl, Outpatient Surgery Center of Hilton Head
Stephen Sisco, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
January Snow, Outpatient Surgery Center of Hilton Head
ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
Michelle Adams, SC Department of Employment & Workforce
Charles Boyles, Wade Hampton High School
Gloria Duryea, Good Neighbor Medical Clinic
Katherine Mead, Beaufort County Resources
Cathy Reese, Beaufort Housing Authority
COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY, CYBERSECURITY & ELECTRONICS
David Adams, NetOps LLC
Leslie Aker, Les Aker Consulting
Cory Cooper, Beaufort County School District
Zach Dabkowki, INFOSEC–GSA
Chase Colton Gearhart, United States Marine Corps
Robert Gordon, Hilton Head Hospital
Flloyd Henderson, TCL
Akosha Hinkson, Hampton County School District
Sean Hudson, Gulfstream Aerospace
Robert Jones, Presafe Technologies
Ralph Lataille, Beaufort County School District
Erik Luca, PNC Bank
Nancy Mead, Carnegie Mellon University, Retired
Daniel Morgan, Beaufort County
Jess O’Brien, Beaufort Digital Corridor
Dorian Phillips, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
William Salomon, Beaufort County
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Allen Beach, Port Royal Police Department
LeVern Cohen, Ridgeland Correctional Institute
George Erdel, Beaufort Police Department
Samantha Gooding-Newton, Jasper County Detention Center
Quandara Grant, Beaufort County Detention Center
Donald Hipp, Jasper County Sherriff’s Office
Jonah Jenkins, Hardeeville Police Department
Mike Jennings, Beaufort County Sherriff’s Office
A.J. Massey, Port Royal Police Department
Dale McDorman, Beaufort Police Department
Jennifer Petrone, Beaufort Police Department
Stephanie Price, Beaufort Police Department
Latasha Robinson, Beaufort County Detention Center
Anthony Russell, Hampton County Sherriff’s Office
T.C. Smalls, Hampton County Sherriff’s Office
Kevin Smalls, Colleton County Sherriff’s Office
P.J. Tanner, Beaufort County Sherriff’s Office
Ron Wekenmann, Port Royal Police Department
John Wiggins, Ridgeland Correctional Institute
Sam Woodward, Hardeeville Police Department
EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
Dwana Doctor, Hampton County First Steps
Kandi Hewlett, Thomas Heyward Academy
Nyisha Mithcell-Gathers, The Children’s Center
Megan Shipman, Beaufort County First Steps
Leslie Terry, SC Child Care Resource and Referral
Betty Washington, Beaufort County First Steps
Laurie Woods, Lowcountry Building Blocks
GENERAL BUSINESS
Jill Breaux, Fripp Island Resort
Nerissa Brown, Department of Defense
Kimberly Keyserling, Merrill Lynch
Jay Lovell, First Citizens Bank
Joan Petrucci, Strecansky & Company of the Lowcountry
Michael Putich, Robinson Grant & Co., P.A.
Michael Thompson, CPA, PC
Mark Wease, Marriott Vacations Worldwide
PARALEGAL
Mary Bass Lohr, Parker Law Group
Icela Bowers, Lowcountry Legal Volunteers
Anne Caywood, Lowcountry Legal Volunteers
Aaron Nelson, Nelson Law Firm
Connie Nix, Dore Law Firm
Tony Pollen, Workforce Development of the Lowcountry
Andy Richardson, Professional Engineer
Jerri Roseneau, Beaufort County
Briana Shotwell, Beaufort County
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION
Austin Christie, Mock Plumbing & Mechanical Inc.
David Coieman
Jim May, Mayfair Corporation—President
Marty Miley, Beaufort Construction of SC, LLC
Chris Mixson, All Phase Wiring, LLC
Zachary Pierce, Switch It on Electric Services
COSMETOLOGY
Sandra Campeau, Great Clips
Michelle Colella, Enlighten Salon
Diane Cook, Hair Designers of Wexford
Miranda Garvin, Living Color Salon
Mark Goodman, Hair Designers of Wexford
Celeste Iannazzo, Salon Celeste & A Beautiful You
Amanda Keener, Salon Celadon
Khristina Reinheardt, Cocoa Rose Salon
John Ring, Salon Celeste & A Beautiful You
Melissa Steward, Bangs Salon
Morgan Sutcliffe, Orchid Salon
HVAC
Timothy Delozier, McCalls Supply
Jay Dennis, D & S Heating & Cooling
Don Easson, Coastal GeoExchange LLC
Richard Foster, Zone First
Jonathan Graham, East Coast Metal Distribution
Parrish Neville, Pametto Electric
Jennifer Penter-Peterson, Pender Brothers, Inc.
John Tuckwiller, Carolina Air, Inc.
Chris Watkins, Watkins Mechanical
Jason Zareva, Lowcountry Air Solutions
The TCL Foundation
Established to serve the Technical College of the Lowcountry, The TCL Foundation is a taxexempt 501(c)(3) organization and accepts contributions on behalf of the college. Like community colleges nationally, TCL relies on local support to advance its mission.
TCL is state-assisted—not state-supported— and receives 18% of its operating budget from the State of South Carolina. In order to keep tuition affordable, the college depends on generous philanthropic support to sustain and expand its facilities, academic programs, student support services and more.
Donor gifts are instrumental in allowing TCL to serve more students and graduate more skilled workers. Thereby, donors who ensure TCL’s future also ensure a stronger local economy and better business climate.
learn more : www.tcl.edu/foundation
WAYS TO GIVE
n The TCL Fund empowers TCL to respond quickly to immediate or emerging education and workforce training needs of the Lowcountry.
n The TCL Guarantors Program helps deserving students faced with financial challenges to stay in school.
n The President’s Fund for Opportunity & Excellence supports faculty, facilities, teaching supplies and instructional equipment.
n TCL Scholarship recognizes student financial need and merit in equal measure.
n The Mather Legacy Society includes donors who have named TCL in their estate plans or as a beneficiary of another planned gift or who create an endowment.
give now : www.tcl.edu/give
Since 1968, TCL has empowered more than 89,000 students, transforming lives and communities across the region. From producing top-tier healthcare professionals and cybersecurity leaders to training skilled welders and head chefs, our programs drive success and growth. Your support fuels these achievements, shaping a brighter future for our students and the entire Lowcountry.
: www.tcl.edu/future
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
“As a physician and healthcare leader, I see the critical need for skilled healthcare professionals every day. TCL’s health sciences programs help meet that demand. TCL’s impact goes even further— through a multitude of programs, the college equips students from high school to retirement with the skills to strengthen the fabric of our communities. Serving on the TCL Foundation Board allows me to support and help expand that impact.”
John Newman, M.D. Foundation Board Member
Lex Bomar Retired Engineer
Andrew Davis Sign D’Sign
Ginnie Kozak Retired Lowcountry Council of Governments
John Chiacchiero Chair Oak Advisors
Amelie Cromer Retired Educator
Susanna Cook Hilton Garden Inn
Dr. Rick Lawson Retired Gastroenterologist
Jon Verity Treasurer Verity Investment Partners
Jim Coleman The Cypress Group
Matthew Roher The Sea Pines Resort
Dr. John Newman Volunteers In Medicine Clinic
Pam Scallan Retired Business Owner
Laura C. Meagher Vice Chair Former Exec VP & General Counsel, VF Corp
Ali Cadmus Push Press Inc.
Rufus Pinckney Mather School Coastal/Lowcountry & Alumni Chapter
Jennifer Tuckwiller Carolina Air, Inc.
Neil Parsons City of Hardeeville
CHAMPIONS
TCL Foundation Donors
10-YEAR DONOR LIST
$500,000–$999,999
Heritage Classic Foundation
The Hospital Auxiliary
$100,000 – $499,999
The Beaufort Fund of the Coastal Community Foundation
Joanne and Alan Moses
Stevie and Frank Raiti
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Liz and Todd Clist
US FOODS
Palmetto Electric Trust
Montage Hotels & Resorts
The Bargain Box
Rotary Club of Hilton Head Island
Lou Gast
50,000 – $99,999
Bentley and Dave Barton
Theodora Feldberg
Mary and Jim Colman
Gen. Arthur E. Brown, Jr. USA (Ret.)
Frances and Charles Sampson
SERG Restaurant Group
James Van Dusen
Carol and Thomas Henry
Cyndi and Steve Duvall
Susan and Malcolm Goodridge
Calhoun Station
Truist Bank
Beverly and Angus Cotton
Thompson Construction Group
Gloria Taggert
Sun City Lions Club
Norman Harberger
Ginn Family Foundation
Hilton Head Wine and Food Festival
Laura Meagher
$25,000 – $49,999
Vicky and Fred Leitz
John and Pamela Newman
Patti and John Chiacchiero
Bobbi and Jerry Gillis
Mary Leary
Lex Bomar
South Atlantic Bank
D.L. Scurry Foundation
Dr. Richard Gough
Charles Laffitte, Jr.
John S Harberger
$10,000 – $24,999
Robert Kinder
Robert Luddy
Wells Fargo Foundation
The Sea Pines Resort
America’s Warrior Partnership
Sue and Tom Potrykus
Mary Lee Carns and Jim West
Nancy and Chris Weber
Laura Cramer
Kathy Jones
Pat Green
F.A. Nimmer
Breakthru Beverage South Carolina
Maggie and Michael Seymour
Muriel A. Hawkins
Ward Edwards
John McCann
Lowcountry Human Resources Assoc, LCHRA
Sun City Veteran’s Association
Winthrop Family Fund
Sam Johnson
Norma and Gerry Stewart
American Endowment Foundation
Fidelity Charitable
Suzanne & Ty Giesemann
Ladies Unlimited Investment Club
Grace Dennis
John Wilson
Allison Canning
Dividend Assets Capital, LLC
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bassett
Cypress of Hilton Head Island
Marian Dreyer
Wm. Edward Twilley
$5,000 – $9,999
Chalmers Gorman
Diane and Rufus Pinckney
Linda Volkhardt
Laura and Marvin Dukes
Jeff and Maureen Farmer
Martha and Andrew Grant
Hilton Head Legal Staff Professionals
Mary and John Stefan
Alesla and Michael Ricks
Marianne Chenault
Dr. Gina Mounfield
Susana Cook
Verity Investment Partners
Cindy and Edward Duryea
Don Wolcott
James Hooker
Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
Pam and Drew Scallan
Tom Signorello
Sheila Duffy
United Way of the Lowcountry
Lynn and Dave Strange
Sonesta International Hotels Corp
Coastal States Bank
Beaufort Business & Professional Women’s Club
Cary Corbitt
Bill Bootle
G&O Wilkie, Inc.
Moss Creek Marines
Rotary Club of Beaufort
Harry E. Hodges
Joan and Earl Dietz
Jack Wilson
Karla Towe
The Charles M. Grant Foundation
James and Kathleen Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Sean Tyrrell
Karen Ulmer
William Floyd Henderson
Russell Keevy
Laura and Randy Dolyniuk
Mr. and Mrs. Montague T. Laffitte
Jane and Clyde Hincher
Michele Kamet Levy
Nanette Denton
Mark Fisher
AMVETS Post 70 Ladies Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. Horst W. Schroeder
Mather Lowcountry Alumni Association
Carolyn and Bill Nettles
Todd Kinnaird
Robert Trask
Dr. Joseph Bailey
Jay Wiendl
Phillip Py
Peggy and Boulton Mohr
Mark Hooper
Ashley Feaster
Eleanor and George Devlin
Suzan and Wayne Grabenbauer
Hair And So On Salon
Higher Education Research and Scholarship Foundation
Richard Lawson
Ronald Morrow
Omni Hilton Head Oceanfront Resort
Chandra Soucek
The Chisholm Foundation
Wells Fargo Advisors
MATHER LEGACY SOCIETY
Doris Lou Gast
Douglas MacLean
Palmetto Electric Trust
Helen McCann Thompson
Virgina (Ginnie) Kozak
Family & Friends of Mrs. Frieda Mitchell
Family & Friends of Chief Matthew Clancy
Lillian Collings
Family of Norman Harberger
Pamela and John Newman
ELEVATING STUDENTS & THE COMMUNITY: Since its founding in 1983, the TCL Foundation—through generous donor philanthropy—has worked to advance the mission and vision of the Technical College of the Lowcountry. Thank you to our donors for choosing to invest in the college and its students.
2024 DONOR LIST
Jane Adams
Rodney Adams
Adaptive Golf Experience, LCC
Madoline Ainsworth
Mary Alderman
Brooke Allison
Steve Amaro
Vandy Amason
Michael Ames
Harold Ano
Lanny Bailey
Charmaine Baker Scherger
Kimberly Bale
Chris Barr
David Barton
Mr. & Mrs. Marshall Bassett
Paul & Lauren Batt
Beaufort Water Festival, Inc.
Jessica Berry
Gary Bezilla
Jennifer Bishop
Cynthia Blaschke
Alexis Bomar
Mr. & Mrs. Edward Bond
Kelly Boniecki
Amy Bowman
Jessica & Mark Bridges
E. Briggs
Mr. & Mrs. Timothy Broadbent
General (Ret.)
Arthur E. Brown
Joan Brown
Renda Brown
GT Buckland
Alex Cadmus
Alison Cadmus
Debbie Cahoon
Calhoun Station
Allison Canning
Mary Lee Carns
Carolina Sportscare & Physical Therapy
Anne Casavant
Barry Casper
Sharon Cass
Philip Castengera
Lynda Castle
Sharon Chaney
Charles M. Grant
Foundation
Marianne Chenault
Patti & John Chiacchiero
Liz & Todd Clist
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Coffin
Mr. & Mrs. James Coleman
Patricia Collin
Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Susana Cook
Toni Cook
Leigh Copeland
Angela Court
Mr. & Mrs. William Court
Deborah Craddock
Robert Craig
Ann Cramer
Amelie Cromer
Douglas Cromer
Amy B Cross
Ann Cullen
Jody Cummins
Christine Curley
Amanda Curry
Carol Curry Rushford
D.L. Scurry Foundation
Joan Dahl
Chris Dasher
Joan Dattlebaum
Andrew Davis
Andrew & Lisa Davis
Samuel Dellorso
Libby Deloach
Kayla Dempsey
Barbara Denson
Jay DeZeeuw
Claude Dinkins
Rita Doerr
Randy Dolyniuk
Susanne Douglas
Marian Dreyer
Shelia Duffy
Laura Dukes
Michael Duncan
Juliana Eleonora
George Enloe
Richard Ernest
Hussein Ezza Khalifa
Jeff & Maureen Farmer
Tony Fazzini
Ashley Feaster
Tracy Fender
Susan Finer
Mark Fisher
J Garrett Fitzgibbons
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Flach
Kay Flickinger Kern
Richard Foster
Sarah Foster
Fripp Island Resort
Jason Galizia
Melanie Gallion
Ann Garvey
Patrick Garvey
Nina Gibbs
Janice Gierer
Jerry & Bobbi Gillis
Gaylynn Golden
Mike Gonzalez
Mr. & Mrs. Rick Gorski
Dr. Richard Gough
Crystal Green
Pat Green
Bob & Gretchen Gregory
Christina Guicherit
Steve Guida
Hair & So On Salon
Mr. & Mrs. James Haley
Erin Hancock
John S. Harberger
Linda Harrison
Jennifer Harsta
Dr. Muriel A. Hawkins
Paul & Elizabeth Heilig
William Henderson
Steve Henry
Heritage Classic Foundation
Billy Herndon
Daniel Herrin
Dean Hewitt
Everett & Yasmin Hill
Simone Hill
Hilton Head Island-Bluffton Chamber of Commerce
Tarek Hindi
Carrie Hirsch
Denise Hirsch
Shana Hirsch
Harry E. Hodges
Barbara Hollis
Dr. Jacquelyn Holly
Marie Hooper
Marsha Ivans
Kareen Jacobs
David Johnson
Alan Jordan
James & Kathleen Jordan
Rob Jordan
Lynda Kaplan
Russell Keevy
Jennifer Kelley
Julia Kessler
Todd Kinnaird
Virginia Kozak
Ladies Unlimited Investment Club
Tara Lahnen
Richard Lawson
Ron Layne
Mary Leary
Mr. & Mrs. Philip Leitner
Mr. & Mrs. John Lemoine
Michele Kamet Levy
Kathleen Linn
Joy Locke
Lowcountry Area Health Education Center
Mindy Lucas
Dana Lucchesi
Robert Luddy
Mr. & Mrs. Paul Mannheim
Iva Marin-Rojas
Francine Marz
Kylee Mascroft
Toney Mathews
Greg Mauriocourt
Martha Anne McDonald
“When we moved to the Lowcountry, we looked at organizations here and found TCL to be a good fit for us. We are happy to donate to TCL after becoming aware of the unique needs of this community and the many ways that TCL fills many of those needs through education, training and community involvement.”
Bobbi & Jerry Gillis
TCL Foundation Donors
2024 DONOR LIST
Morgan McGraw
Anthony McLamore
Thomas McLamore
Steve & Shelia McManus
Linda Meacham
Laura Meagher
Quinten Melland
Serena Miles
Melissa Minsker
Montage Hotels & Resorts
Moran Financial Group LLC
Deborah Morris
Tom Mullins
Jim Murphy
Bob Myhre
Dr. John Newman
John & Pamela Newman
Timothy Newsome
Liz Niehaus
Philip Nold
John O’Toole
Mr. & Mrs. Terry Orr
Palmetto Electric Cooperative
Mr. James Panepinto
Mandy Parsons
Kevin Patrick
Mr. & Mrs. Russell Patterson
Wilbur (Bill) Payne
Alberto Perez Hernandez
Alan Perry
Coleman Peterson
Ila Peterson
Bruce Pifel
Rufus Pinckney
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Potrykus
RECIPE FOR SUCCESS:
The 6th Annual Chefs Table Benefit raised more than $210,000 to support TCL and the Culinary Institute of the South. Held last November at the Harbour Town Clubhouse at The Sea Pines Resort, the event brought together 300 guests for an evening of fine dining and community support. The sold-out event featured a five-course dinner and appetizer showcase prepared by approximately 18 Lowcountry chefs, special guests and CIS students. Special thanks to the event sponsors including Gallo Winery, The Sea Pines Resort, US Foods, South Atlantic Bank, Charles Sampson Real Estate Group and Alpha Graphics. Proceeds support students, faculty and programs across the college.
Phillip Py
Mr. & Mrs. Frank Raiti
Diane Ramos
Mark Rand
Brian Reese
Louise Rennix
John Reuther
Kathi Roberts
William Robinson
Audrey Rodriguez
Frank & Cheryl Rodriguez
Matthew Roher
Rotary Club of Hilton Head Island
RunSignup
Robert Rusnak
Dave Russell
Nancy Russell
Dr. Helen Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Charles Sampson
Virginia Sandquist
Kara Santana
Nivia Santiago
Drew & Pam Scallan
Wanda Schiller
Anna Schlieman
Richard Schmaltz
Mr. & Mrs. Horst W. Schroeder
Dan Scott
Pearce Scott
Sea Pines Company Inc.
Sea Pines Resort Community Fund
Seabrook Properties
John Sefan
Eric Sell
SERG Restaurant Group
Cheryl Shookman
Phyllis Sickenberger
Regina & Harry Silletti
Karen Smith
Latesha Smith
Sonesta International Hotels Corp
Steve Soucek
South Atlantic Bank
Mr. & Mrs. William Spadafora
Jessica Spencer
Steven Stauffer
Mr. & Mrs. John Stefan
Mr. & Mrs. David Strange
Mary Stuart Alderman
Koron Suber
Susan Suhr
Ashley Sumner
Sun City Lions Club
Sun City Veteran’s Association
James Swanson
Carl Swearingen
Gloria Taggart
Steve & Mary Tanenbaym
Jamella Taylor
Larry Teasley
The Hospital Auxiliary
Marjorie Thomas
Rich Tiffany
Dr. Rick Toomey
Karla Towe
Carl Tyler
Lowell Tyler
Thomasina Tyler
Kahn Tyler-Smith
Dr. Vergie Lois Tyler-Taylor
Karen Ulmer
US FOODS
Jaclyn Valenti
Denise Van Nostran
Verity Investment Partners
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Voight
Sandra Walsh
Laquetta Washington
Nancy Weber
Heather Weiss
Wells Fargo Advisors
Belle Wheelan
Joshua White
Ashleigh Williams
Barry & Rita Wilson
Mr. & Mrs. John Wilson
Cindy Wise
Michael & Cynthia Wise
Don Wolcott
Alan & Laura Wolf
Courtney Worrell
Roger Wright
Barbara Yale
Bruce Yeager
Erin Ziemianski
Christopher Zitello
ADVOCATES
Faculty & Staff Donors
TCL SUPPORTING TCL: Each year, TCL Faculty and Staff join together in support of the college and give back. Faculty and staff choose to give to student scholarship, dedicated departmental funds, the President’s Fund and to the Guarantor’s Program—the college’s Student Emergency Fund—just to name a few. Last year’s annual Faculty & Staff Giving Campaign, “I Give,” raised more than $15,000 for TCL students and programs. Thank you to these generous employees for giving back and helping advance TCL’s mission and vision.
“I give because I’m dedicated to helping our community grow and thrive. The expansion of our student body and the development of our college’s programs are truly rewarding to see.”
Ashleigh Williams Administrative Services
SUCCESS
TCL Scholarship
COMMUNITY SUPPORTING COMMUNITY: Technical College of the Lowcountry Foundation has awarded more than $2 million in scholarship funds since its founding in 1983. Scholarship at TCL is made possible by the steadfast and generous support of local donors and donor organizations from throughout the Lowcountry. The TCL Foundation is the steward of more than 30 named scholarships and makes awards on an annual basis. 2024 scholarship recipients included:
STUDENT
DONOR/ORGANIZATION
Taylor Adams Dorothy Walters Carter Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Geobana Alvarez Ramos Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Blanca Aranda Lions Club of Sun City-Okatie Jay D’Meza Memorial Scholarship
Juan Bailey Dr. Maurice Levy and Michele Kamet Levy Scholarship in Health Sciences
Kody Briggs Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Allison Brown Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Latriciana Brown Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Latriciana Brown
The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Katrina Butler Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Aidan Camacho Dan Houston Thompson and Helen McCann Thompson Scholarship
Victoria Campbell The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Victoria Campbel Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Maria Carroll Hair and So On Salon Scholarship in Cosmetology
Christopher Caprio Ward Edwards Engineering “Growing Healthy Community” Scholarship
Paige Carpenter Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Delilah Charles Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
April Cook Lou Gast Endowed Educational Scholarship
Mina Countz Calhoun Station Scholarship
Brittany Cushman The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Brittany Cushman Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Kimberly Dennison Hair and So On Salon Scholarship in Cosmetology
Kemi Escalante
The Beverly Witzel Scholarship
Jackson Floyd Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Zyon Fuzetto Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Dorian Garza Chief Matthew Clancy Criminal Justice Leadership Scholarship
Robert Gorczyca-Groff Sergeant Susan Marie Giesemann, USMC Scholarship
Amber Guerra Chief Matthew Clancy Criminal Justice Leadership Scholarship
Aisis Guerrero Hilton Head Island Rotary Club Scholarship
Lauryn Gulledge Palmetto Bluff Club Culinary Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP IN ACTION:
Last August, several TCL nursing students were awarded Power:Ed Scholarships thanks to a grant totaling $15,000 from The Hospital Auxiliary and Power:Ed. The Hospital Auxiliary has been a steadfast and generous donor to TCL for more than 30-years and recently celebrated 50-years of service to the Lowcountry! Power:Ed, the philanthropic arm of the SC Student Loan Corporation, is committed to helping students and making South Carolina stronger.
Rebeca Gurrola The G. Thomas Upshaw Endowed Scholarship
Hannah Hartke Lions Club of Sun City-Okatie Jay D’Meza Memorial Scholarship
Lawson Hewlett Ed and Mary Leary Scholarship
Rhonda Heyward Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Marie Hooper Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Carmen Hopkins Heritage Classic Foundation Angus Cotton Scholarship
Devon Jacobs Dr. Maurice Levy and Michele Kamet Levy Scholarship in Health Sciences
Amaria Johnson Dr. Maurice Levy and Michele Kamet Levy Scholarship in Health Sciences
Dominique Karczewski The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Mary Kizer Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Emma Kuhns Jean Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Maria Lara Mather Alumni Lowcountry Scholarship
Jayden Leake The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Melissa LeBaron Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Nichole Loehnert Peggy Wymond Verity Memorial Scholarship
Sarah Long Palmetto Bluff Club Culinary Scholarship
Pamela Lopez The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Megan MacHen The Regina and Harry Silletti Scholarship
Courtney Miller The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Joemaine Moore The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Anna Murphy Frieda R. Mitchell Early Childhood Education Endowed Scholarship
George Norton D.L. Scurry Foundation Scholarship
Robert Oliva Gunny Green Scholarship
Asiyih Pellegrino Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Jacob Preston Peggy Wymond Verity Memorial Scholarship
Melissa Pridgen The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Charles Purser Jean Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Carmela Ramirez The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Kelley Raynor
Celeste Reyes
Ladies Unlimited Investment Club Educational Scholarship
Hilton Head Island Rotary Club Scholarship
Katherine Reynolds Thelma and Ellis Hodges Memorial Scholarship
Latorria Ross Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Hanalei Russell Heritage Classic Foundation Norman Harberger Scholarship
Tymeca Sawyer The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Victoria See Calhoun Station Scholarship
Courtney Shelvin Hilton Head Island Rotary Club Scholarship
Elisette Sinor The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Elisette Sinor Joseph Raiti Memorial Scholarship in Practical Nursing
Charnequa Stripling “Pay It Forward” Scholarship in Nursing
Ashley Taylor Dr. Maurice Levy and Michele Kamet Levy Scholarship in Health Sciences
Kourtlyn Taylor Macgregor Kilpatrick Memorial Nursing Scholarship
Angela Thomas Richard D. and Virginia E. Lundy Scholarship of the Community Foundation of the Lowcountry
Kirra Trotta
The Hospital Auxiliary Scholarship
Joseph Wall Sergeant Susan Marie Giesemann, USMC Scholarship
Sierra Whited Pat McBrayer Memorial Scholarship-AMVETS Post 70
Alyssa Williams Jean Wilson Memorial Scholarship
Colyn Wilson Dr. Maurice Levy and Michele Kamet Levy Scholarship in Health Sciences
Angel Young Dr. John L. Newman and Pamela B. Newman Endowed Scholarship in Medical Assisting
Cynthia Ytuarte Palmetto State Bank Hampton County Scholarship
“Scholarships are a tremendous source of motivation, allowing me to focus on achieving my educational and career goals. I am also deeply moved by the generosity of the donors and will strive to contribute positively to my community in the same spirit”
Robert Gorczyca-Groff
Cybersecurity Student & Sergeant Susan Marie
Giesemann Scholarship Recipient
Career Pathways & Programs of Study
Associate Degree, Diploma & Certificate Programs
TCL provides quality, affordable academic and technical programs leading to Associate Degrees, Diplomas and Certificates in an environment fostering excellence in teaching and learning. Most importantly, programs are relevant to today’s and tomorrow’s workforce needs. In fact, 95% of recent graduates are working in their field of study or are continuing their higher education journey.
University Transfer
TCL’s two-year Associate of Arts and Associate of Science University Transfer degrees are transferable in full to many four-year institutions in and out of the state. TCL also offers more than 80 individual courses that will transfer. The best news? TCL is a fraction of the cost. Start here; go anywhere.
Arts, Humanities, Social Science
A ssociate in Arts
G eneral Education & Business
Pre-Bachelor Teacher
Criminal Justice Technology
A ssociate in Science
Transfer to:
Kozak Fast-Track Workforce Development
The Virginia L. Kozak Office of Workforce Development offers skillsbased, hands-on instruction to help students get the credentials they need—often state or national certifications—for in-demand careers. Even better, all programs can be completed in a few months or less and many are eligible for free tuition throughh SCWINS.
ALLIED HEALTH
n Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)
n Certified Nursing Assistant
n Phlebotomy
n Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
n Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Exam Prep
n M edical Administrative Assistant
n M edical Billing and Coding
n Pharmacy Technician
n D ental Support Technician
n EKG Technician
n Electronic Health Care Records Specialist (CEHRS)
n Patient Care Technician Bundle (PCT)
BUSINESS
& PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
n Six Sigma Green Belt
n Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)
n Project Management Professional (PMP)
n A ssociate Professional in Human Resources (aPHR)
n B ookkeeping Administration
n Digital Marketing Course Bundle
n Intuit QuickBooks Online Plus
n N ational Retail Federation
Customer Service & Sales Certification
n Professional in Human Resources (PHR)
Personal Enrichment
n L aw School for Non-Lawyers
n D efensive Driving
n M otorcycle Safety
n FAA Commercial Drone Certification
n G rant Writing Fundamentals
COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY
n AutoCAD Fundamentals Certificate
n AWS Certified Cloud Practitioner CLF-C02
n Certified Cloud Security Professional (CCSP)
n Certified Information Security Manager (CISM)
n Certified Information Systems Auditor (CISA)
n Certified Information Systems
n CompTIA IT Fundamentals+
n CompTIA A+
n CompTIA Data+
n CompTIANetwork+
n CompTIA Security+
n CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) CAS-004
n CompTIA Cybersecurity Analyst (CySA+) CS0-003
n Security Professional (CISSP)
n Cisco 200-301—Implementing and Administering Cisco Solutions (CCNA)
CULINARY & HOSPITALITY
n Cooking Classes
n ServSafe
n ServSafe Manager with OSHA 10
INDUSTRY & TRADES
n Commercial Drivers License
n Welding
n Certified Production Technician
n Certified Maintenance and Reliability Technician
n HVACR Technician
n Personal Fitness Trainer Certification
n Right On the Money—Personal and Practical Personal Finance
n Spanish for Construction
n Spanish for Foodservice
n Spanish for Health Care
n Spanish Fundamentals
n U nderstanding & Preventing Cyber Bullying
n Veterinary Assistant
ACCESS
Campuses & Locations
BEAUFORT MATHER
CAMPUS
921 Ribaut Road
Beaufort, SC 29901
Phone: 843-525-8207
NEW RIVER CAMPUS
100 Community College Drive Bluffton, SC 29909 Phone: 843-470-6000
CULINARY INSTITUTE OF THE SOUTH
Buckwalter Place 1 Venture Drive Bluffton SC 29910 Phone: 843-305-8575
HAMPTON CAMPUS
54 Tech Circle Varnville, SC 29944
Phone: 803-943-4262
TCL COLLETON
Colleton Adult Learning Center 500 Forest Circle Walterboro, SC 29488
Phone: 843.782.0014
WHALE BRANCH EARLY COLLEGE HIGH SCHOOL 169 Detour Road
