After an extensive national search, Brett Bright of Hutchinson, Kansas, will be the new Vice President of Program Development/Beatrice Campus Director/Athletic Administrator at Southeast Community College. Bright replaces Bob Morgan, who retired in May after 31 years at SCC.
Victoria Northrop is the new coordinator for Southeast Community College’s Learning Center at York. Northrop earned her bachelor’s degree in Education from the University of Nebraska at Kearney, and two master’s degrees from Doane University.
The Southeast Community College Board of Governors has a vacancy after the Rev. Edward Price resigned for health reasons.
Registration is now open for the first Nebraska Advanced Nuclear Forum which will be held Thursday, Oct. 21 at Southeast Community College’s Jack J. Huck Continuing Education Center, 301 S. 68th St. Place, Lincoln.
Gov. Pete Ricketts recently proclaimed the month of July as “Victims of Communism Remembrance Month” in Nebraska. He held a ceremony with Nebraskans who lived through communist oppression, including Southeast Community College instructor, Dr. Elina Newman.
Michelle Birkel of Lincoln has been named the new executive director of Southeast Community College’s Educational Foundation. Birkel replaces Dr. Jack Huck, who spent seven years in the same role and is now serving as president of the Foundation Board.
Renee Sobotka, founder of True North Technologies and a tenant in Southeast Community College’s Focus Suites, is one of five Nebraskans named to Forbes Magazine’s “Next 1000” list, which highlights successful entrepreneurs throughout the nation.
Milford alumnus Dwight Bishop is a chief estimator for Brown Construction in Kearney. What makes the company unique is its main focus is the design and construction of churches throughout the nation.
Donna Havener spent 45 years working at Southeast Community College’s Milford Campus. She was only 18 when she started working there, so you could say she grew up at SCC.
When Lincoln native Brandon Schwab decided he wanted a career that would be both satisfying and a great service to others, he enrolled at Southeast Community College. He decided to go into Respiratory Care and has never looked back.