You could say the Hattan family is very “computer savvy.” Dave, his daughter Jill and her son Tyler all graduated from Southeast Community College’s Computer Information Technology program. When it was still at the Milford Campus it was called Computer Programming. They all decided to go into the...
Dr. Ivette Trentini is the new associate dean for Business/CIT/Trades on Southeast Community College’s Lincoln Campus. She’s spent the past 12 years as a speech instructor at the College and is looking forward to her new role.
Joy Shultz of Wahoo and Dawn Thumser of Plattsmouth became the first students to graduate from Southeast Community College without ever setting foot on an SCC campus. Both utilized SCC’s learning centers in their respective communities to earn degrees in December.
Luigi Piccoli has been playing soccer since he was 3 years old. His first article of clothing as a baby was a shirt of a Brazilian soccer team. He can’t imagine doing anything else.
Patrick Bourne told more than 400 Southeast Community College students Thursday night to be accountable for their achievements and success, all the while acknowledging their accomplishment as college graduates.
Close to 50 children will have a happier holiday this year, thanks to the generosity of Southeast Community College employees. A “Giving Tree” was put up at the Lincoln Campus for children of Transitions and TRIO students. This is the second year the Giving Tree event was held, and each year more...
The Southeast Community College Board of Governors approved a $3 per credit hour increase in the Facility Fee for the 2022-2023 academic year, but held tuition at its current rate during its regular monthly meeting on Dec. 14. The motion was unanimous.
Caleb Berg is the new Administrative Director of the SENCAP/Dual Credit Advantage program at Southeast Community College. Berg previously worked at the College in Continuing Education. Prior to that he worked for the state of Nebraska in workforce training and program management.
Students on Southeast Community College’s Beatrice Campus raised approximately $3,400 for the Gage County Adopt-a-Kid community service project. Students raised money to buy nearly 80 gifts for local children in the Beatrice area during the holiday season.
Southeast Community College received three checks totaling $15,000 on Dec. 14, proceeds from the 30th annual Wells Fargo Nebraska Open golf tournament held Sept. 10-12 in Columbus.