Courses

All classes are offered through Johnson County Community College (JCCC), Overland Park, KS. jccc.edu. For updates related to COVID-19, visit jccc.edu/covid19.

Continuing Education (Non-credit) Courses

JCCC Continuing Education has modified its operations and moved course offerings online via the Zoom Platform. 

*Note: registering for three or more qualifying CE courses in one transaction entitles you to a 15% discount. As always, JCCC staff and faculty can ask to be placed on the Waitlist by calling CE Registration; if spaces are available the day before classes begin, you will be notified and admitted to the course. *

To register, visit https://ce.jccc.edu/ or contact:

Continuing Education Registration
913-469-2323
Location: Regnier Center 173
Hours: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
Monday-Friday

For details and to register, visit: https://ce.jccc.edu/search.cfm? (Type “Davidson” in the keyword search.)

JCCC Egyptology Courses Spring 2026 *Online*

Introduction to Hieratic

Day: Wednesdays

Dates: 02/04/2026-02/25/2026

Time: 7-9 pm Central

Mode: Live Online via Zoom

Description: This course is an introduction to the cursive, calligraphic script of the ancient Egyptians. Often compared to East Asian calligraphy, hieratic is the “priestly writing” of ancient Egypt. We will examine the types of documents that were written in hieratic, learn the fundamentals of how the script worked, and acquire basic hieratic vocabulary using the “Story of the Shipwrecked Sailor” as our guide. Prior study in Egyptian hieroglyphs is encouraged but not required.

Class materials will be provided in Canvas.

Highlights of Egyptian Art

Day: Wednesdays

Dates: 04/01/2026-04/22/2026

Time: 7-9 pm Central

Mode: Live Online via Zoom

Description: This highly visual course is an introduction to the art of the ancient Egyptians. Students will virtually examine masterpieces of ancient Egyptian art as well as acquire cultural, historical, and linguistic information that will help them understand the forms, functions, and purposes of Egyptian objects. Class discussions include topics such as museum ethics, conservation, and the reception of Egypt in the modern world.

Class materials will be provided in Canvas.

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