Armstrong Center (Armstrong Campus)
13040 Abercorn Street, Savannah, Ga. 31419
Upcoming Events
Keep up the test-prep momentum by registering for the SAT Prep Course, offered by the Division of Continuing Education! You can now tackle all portions of...
Lectures and Guest Speakers, Conferences and Workshops, Outreach / Community Education, Information Sessions / Continuing Education
Travelling abroad? Don’t forget to pack your language skills! This course provides immersive practice on the listening and speaking skills you’ll need to get...
Keep up the test-prep momentum by registering for the SAT Prep Course, offered by the Division of Continuing Education! You can now tackle all portions of...
Lectures and Guest Speakers, Conferences and Workshops, Outreach / Community Education, Information Sessions / Continuing Education
Travelling abroad? Don’t forget to pack your language skills! This course provides immersive practice on the listening and speaking skills you’ll need to get...
Keep up the test-prep momentum by registering for the SAT Prep Course, offered by the Division of Continuing Education! You can now tackle all portions of...
Recent Events
World Languages Collaborative
10/26/2019Benefits and Wellness Fair
10/15/2019The Library Book: Featured Author &...
9/27/2019Recent Activity
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David Messier left a positive review 1/30/2019
The facilitator for this group discussion was excellent. Everyone's time was respected and politely moderated for time restrictions. The activities planned took me off-guard at first. The environment became more relaxed for me as the group joined in discussion. I felt that my input was heard and contributed positively to the discussion at hand. The discussion was emotionally exhaustive and I was grateful for cookies offered. I would have liked some time after the discussion to mentally decompress after the discussion but, once again, the facilitator did a great job in respecting input and moderating the discussion. I would recommend 90-minute sessions and more opportunities for smaller groups to meet throughout the day.