FASFA Frenzy March 21 and 23

Dress for Success Clothing Drive, March 11-20th

Black History Month Spotlight at Downtown Palmer Campus on Feb 20th

Join us at the Downtown Palmer Campus on Wednesday, Feb. 20, for our Black History Month Spotlight "Hampstead Neighborhood: The Past, the Present and the Future – 250 Years of History" Presentation and Walking Tour by Dr. Susan Millar Williams and Mary Edwards. The lecture will be located in the Amphitheater.11:30 a.m.-12:15 p.m. The Eastside Walking Tour will begin after the lecture at 12:30-1:30 p.m. You can RSVP in the Facebook event or call Regina Smart at 843.722.5562.

Souper Bowl of Caring Donates to Grocery Vault

The PTK and Clemente Grocery Vault received a donation from the youth group of John's Island Parish. They participated in the Souper Bowl of Caring, which was founded by a church youth group but has since expanded to many types of participating groups, though it continues to be fueled by those coming together to worship and make a difference in their communities.

Since 1990, young people have been leading the charge and inspiring others to collect dollars and food leading up to the Big Game. Teaming up with local partners, these groups give 100% of donations to local charities, changing the nation's largest weekend of football into the largest weekend of caring.

Our Grocery Vault here on campus received a generous donation of 200 cans of soup, 93 cans of vegetables, 25 canned pasta/ravioli and a variety of other items. We have plenty to give away. Come by and pick up a bag of groceries. Spend your grocery money on something else - like rent! The Vault is open Tuesdays and Wednesdays 1-3:00 in 104, but Admissions Office Gregory Cushing can let you into the Vault at other times. Come see him at the front desk in the Admissions office or email him at gregory.cushing@tridenttech.edu

Clemente Coalition Valentine's Day Gift Sale Going on Today!

Come pick up presents for Valentine’s Day and help support our Clemente Coalition!

Downtown Palmer Campus Library Celebrates Black History Month

During the month of February, stop by Palmer Campus Library to view the library’s displays for Black History Month. Patrons can explore the resources we have showcased on the national theme Black Migrations. We also have a display showcasing resources about Hampstead Square to get visitors prepared for the presentation Hampstead Square: The past, the present and the future that Dr. Susan Williams will be presenting on Feb. 20^th in the Palmer Campus Amphitheater.

The three guides below can be viewed to

learn more about Black Migrations, Eastside/Hampstead Square, and African American films. These guides provide many resources including books, films, articles, websites, and

more:

• TTC Black HistoryMonth Celebration 2019
• Eastside/Hampstead
• African American Films

GED Invites New Students for Registration on March 14th