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University of South Carolina Beaufort South Campus
Student Engagement
Dr. Charles W. Jarrett invited Johnnie P. Mitchell and Catherine Johnson-Gueye to meet with students from the University of South Carolina Beaufort at Hilton Head. Engaged students learned about the history and cultural heritage of Native Sea Islanders. THANK YOU Johnnie and Catherine for inviting us to De Gullah Creations. It was a great interactive lecture series with plenty of dialogue and student engagement.
Question and answer exchanges were informative, fun, and challenging for students interested in establishing their own unique topics of field research. Students were provided an opportunity to pick and choose various topics of study with one requirement, they were required to interact with members of the Gullah community living on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina.
An interactive study of this nature meant extra time in the field and plenty of work on weekends. Students attended 'special interactive classes" at De Gullah Creations located at the Shelter Cove Mall on Hilton Head Island. Please visit De Gullah Creations to learn more about Gullah culture and language.... ask for Johnnie P. Mitchell and tell her Dr. Charles Jarrett sent you...
Johnnie P. Mitchell
Co-owner, De Gullah Creations
Shelter Cove Mall
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Catherine Johnson-Gueye
Guest Lecturer on Gullah Culture
and native of Daufauskie Island, SC
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Catherine Johnson-Gueye interacts with USCB-HH students and discusses Gullah culture and language at
De Gullah Creations
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Catherine with Charles at De Gullah Creations.
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Students taking notes on the comments by Johnnie P. Mitchell and Catherine Johnson-Gueye at
De Gullah Creations
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USCB-HH students had the opportunity to ask specific questions about Gullah culture during a lecture series at De Gullah Creations
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USCB-HH students compare field notes in preparation for an interactive course assignment at De Gullah Creations
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An interactive field experience teaches students to be good listeners, for part of their course requirement involve interviewing and engaging in dialogue with members of the Gullah community.
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Pat Jarrett with Catherine Johnson-Gueye after the class series at De Gullah Creations.
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De Gullah Creations Shoppe at Shelter Cove Mall
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Big "E" on Tour
USCB-HH students were surprised to find Elvis alive and well after an interactive field trip to Coligny Square.
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Big "E" On Tour
Michael Helms
P.O. Box 1363
Fort Mill, SC 29716
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Big "E" On Tour Coligny Square
Michael Helms sings every song ever recorded by Elvis upon request.
Michael is the consummate entertainer for he makes the desires and needs of his audience first priority!
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Please visit De Gullah Creations located at the Shelter Cove Mall on Hilton Head Island. Proceeds of sales go toward the preservation of Gullah culture and language. Ask for Johnnie P. Mitchell and tell her Charles Jarrett sent you...
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Weaving Dreams in the South Carolina Lowcountry
The University of South Carolina Beaufort-South Campus opened August 19, 2004 offering 4-year degrees with a concentration in ...
Business Management
Early Childhood Education
English
Hospitality Management
Human Services
Liberal Studies
USCB South Campus (South Carolina's newest 4-year university) is located at the gateway to Hilton Head Island on US 278 just minutes from I-95.
The new campus location offers easy access to neighboring counties in South Carolina and Georgia.
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University of South Carolina Beaufort
South Campus |
Hargray Building, South Campus |
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Bob Hohman, director of USCB-Hilton Head |
Dr. Robert J. Hohman, Director of Advising for the University of South Carolina Beaufort South Campus, has provided encouragement and enthusiastic support during my teaching and research experiences in Hilton Head, South Carolina. Bob has assumed the duties of advising students at the "New River Center" location, which serves the greater Hilton Head, Bluffton, and Savannah, Georgia residents.
Best wishes Bob...
You are a natural at advising students - Good luck! |
Glory Days -- Gone Forever!
USCB-HH has moved from Coligny Square Beach to the
New River Center outside Bluffton, South Carolina. |
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Sign of the times...
Farewell old friend!
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