Welcome to the South Carolina 4-H Honey Bee Project!
This project runs from February through August 2020.
The Honey Bee Project is an independent-study...
This unique opportunity for 4-H members active in the Horse Project will culminate youth participation in their project horse’s health and management, horse...
Godfrey Hall (portions of the 1st and 2nd floor) will experience a HVAC outage starting at 8:00AM on Monday, December 16th and ending Tuesday, January 7th at...
Jordan Hall will experience a HVAC outage starting at 7:00AM on Saturday, December 7th and ending Sunday, January 12th at 5:00PM. The HVAC supply air will...
Are your children interested in raising or showing a livestock animal with 4-H but you have no idea where to begin? If yes, join us on January 25 from 10am...
2020 OPEN REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE!
This is a 16-week course in which regular attendance will be expected. The class will meet each Monday, January 27...
6-8 employee parking spaces on RHO TAU Service Drive will be closed starting at 7:00AM Monday, November 4th and ending March 31st, 2020 at 5:00PM.
The...
Creative Contests allow youth to express their love of horses in a variety of creative formats. Contest options may include posters, drawings, painting,...
SC 4-H Junior Weekend is an overnight leadership conference for youth ages 9-13 years old at Camp Long in Aiken, SC held February 7-9, 2020. Youth enjoy fun...
SC 4-H Senior Teen Weekend is an overnight leadership conference for youth ages 14-18 years old at Camp Bob Cooper in Summerton, SC held March 6-8, 2020....
Featured in the Gunnin Architecture Library : model of Bruno Taut’s Glashaus made by Clemson Architecture students under Dr. Ufuk Ersoy.
“In 1914, the young...
The Emery A. Gunnin Architecture Library is pleased to present “External Influences and Internal Construction of Self” a solo exhibition of paintings ...
The Aiken County Clemson Extension located at 1555 Richland Avenue East, Suite 500, Aiken, SC 29801 will be closed January 1. Aiken County Clemson Extension...
