Express Yourself!
TCL Expressions, fifth edition, the college creative/literary journal, is seeking creative work from students,
faculty, staff and alumni. Submissions of short fiction, personal narrative essays, poetry, art (drawing, painting, digital, cartoon etc.), music (original song performance) and short videos will be considered.
Submit to: Expressions@tcl.edu
Deadline: DECEMBER 1, 2026
Visit www.tcl.edu/expressions for important specs and details.
Questions: Contact Daniel Herrin: dherrin@tcl.edu or Russ Keevy: rkeevy@tcl.edu or Patricia Callis: pcallis@tcl.edu
A Creative Collaboration in the Tutoring Center
A special display in the Tutoring Center was created through the collaboration of current TCL student Iris Gonzales and computer
TCL Welding Coordinator to Judge Memorial Welding Competition
Jason Dammer, Welding Program Coordinator at Technical College of the Lowcountry (TCL), will serve as a judge for the second
Educational Talent Search Grant has been refunded through 2031!
The Technical College of the Lowcountry is excited to announce that the Educational Talent Search grant has been refunded through
Veterans Week Celebration
Monday, November 9 – MORNING MUSTER, Beaufort Mather Campus: 8-9 a.m. Outside the MAVRC, Stop by grab a breakfast sandwich
TCL in the News
FirstGen Forward and the Council for Opportunity in Education have selected the Technical College of the Lowcountry as a 2026
Slices for Success
First Wednesday of Every Month @ 12 Noon Beaufort Mather Campus, The Hub And starting at 11 a.m. we are
SCTEA 2027 Employees of the Year
Celebrating TCL’s SCTEA 2027 Employees of the Year Please join us in celebrating Technical College of the Lowcountry’s SCTEA 2027
TCL Embraces Wellness November Events
MUSC will have their Mobile Health Unit parked at our Beaufort Mather Campus in front of Building 12, to offer
Behind every first-generation college achievement is a story worth recognizing. This First-Generation College Celebration Week, Technical College of the Lowcountry celebrated the accomplishments of its first-generation community and reaffirmed its commitment to helping students thrive.
TCL's TRIO Student Support Services program earned national recognition as one of just 26 recipients nationwide selected for a 2026 First-Generation College Celebration Grant.
“First-generation students are taking an important step that can transform their lives and potentially impact the lives of future generations,” said TCL President Dr. Laurie Boeding.
Today, TCL celebrated the induction of students, staff and alumni into the Eta Rho Chapter of Alpha Alpha Alpha (Tri-Alpha) Honor Society. Congratulations to the new inductees!
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First-Gen Proud!
As we celebrate First-Generation College Celebration Week, we're shining a spotlight on some of our very own TCL faculty and staff who were once First-Generation college students themselves!
These familiar faces are proof that being a First-Gen student is something to celebrate, and that the journey can lead to amazing things!
These photos feature just a handful of our First-Gen faculty and staff. There are many more in our TCL family, and we're proud of every one of them!
Once a First-Gen student, always a First-Gen inspiration!
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