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We are about 2 months from the Open House & Registration for the fall semester. The schedule for fall courses will be posted on this website and the printed catalog will be mailed in about a month. Make your plans now to attend the Open House and register for a fall course. Fall semester classes will begin August 18.
Posted: 12:15 PM 5/2/2025
The Spring 2025 semester has ended. CLL staff are hard at work developing the courses that will be taught during the Fall semester, which will begin in August 2025. Come back to this website in July to see the line-up of over 90 courses to be offered in the Fall semester.
Posted: 11:51 PM 5/2/2025
A parking permit is required to park on campus to attend CLL classes. To acquire a permit decal, take your driver's license and vehicle registration certificate to Room 104 of the Business and Education Building. You may also acquire a permit at Open House if you bring your license and registration. Permits expire each August—check the expiration date on your decal. When you come to campus, place your decal in the lower left corner of your windshield and park only in spaces with white lines; spaces with yellow lines are reserved for USCA faculty.
The resources* listed below relate to both how the Center operates and how work is done by its staff.
Policies & Procedures – policies and procedures of the Center as approved by the Advisory Board.
Member Benefits – benefits to which your membership fee entitles you.
Forms – forms for internal CLL committee work.
CLL Reference Materials – reference and training materials for CLL staff and instructors.
Parking Decal Form – form to apply for a USC Aiken parking permit decal. Required for staff, instructors, and students to park on campus (with a few exceptions).
Online Registration Tutorial – step by step instructions for using the online registration system.
Kauffman Memorial Lecture – brochure from the first Kauffman Memorial Lecture (now called Kauffman Remembrance Day), March 22, 1991. Good source for early history of the Academy for Lifelong Learning.* Many of the resources on this page are documents in PDF format. Most up-to-date web browsers will display these documents. If your browser does not, you will need to download a free app to read them, such as Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.