Ever since Kevin Medow graduated from Southeast Community College’s Beatrice Campus in 1983, he’s been running a family farm near Utica. Medow operates an irrigated grain farm with his nephew, Aaron Noler, and his son Christopher will join the operation when he graduates from SCC in a couple of years....
Lincoln radio station KFOR’s Jeff Motz was recently named Nebraska’s 2020 Sportscaster of the Year by the National Media Sports Association. Motz graduated from the Mass Media program on SCC’s Beatrice Campus in 2000.
When Kevin Baker enrolled in the Electromechanical program at Southeast Community College in 1972, he was one of only two students since it was a brand-new program. He’s proud to be part of the introductory class.
Effective immediately, Southeast Community College will no longer require face coverings for students, staff, faculty, and community members who are fully vaccinated. Anyone who is not fully vaccinated is expected to continue wearing face masks in all SCC facilities in Beatrice, Lincoln and Milford,...
Students planning to attend Southeast Community College and other institutions could be eligible for scholarships funded by the state of Nebraska if they enroll in eligible programs of study. Scholarships are awarded up to $5,000 per year up to three years. The deadline to apply is June 15, 2021.
The Southeast Nebraska Career Academy Partnership (SENCAP) is a partnership between Southeast Community College and 47 school districts in the College’s 15-county service area. High school juniors and seniors are able to take college-level courses in a variety of different pathways and earn dual credit...
If it wasn’t for the Southeast Nebraska Career Academy Partnership (SENCAP), Trevor Kuhlmann would not have been able to graduate from Northwest Missouri State University in three years instead of four, allowing him to save time and money.
Melaina Kroft is a student at Nebraska Methodist College in Omaha pursuing a bachelor’s degree in nursing. She’s known since she was very young that she wanted to work in the health care industry. When she took classes in the Southeast Nebraska Career Academy Partnership (SENCAP) program, nursing...
After a 31-year career at Southeast Community College, Bob Morgan has decided to retire from his position as Beatrice Campus Director/Vice President for Program Development. During that time, he started out as a business instructor at the Lincoln Campus and ended being in charge of the Beatrice Campus.
More than 400 Southeast Community College graduates from 2020 and the 2021 Spring Semester came out to celebrate their accomplishments at a commencement ceremony on Wednesday, May 5, at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln. Gov. Pete Ricketts was the featured speaker.