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.
Once again, the SCC Storm Men’s Golf team is heading to the National Tournament. The Storm won the Region IX Tournament in York earlier this week. SCC’s final score was 885, while Central Community College totaled 1052. They will head to Indiana, May 18-21 to compete in the NJCAA DII National Championship...
Southeast Community College’s Lincoln Campus is undergoing a $30-million facelift that will change the look and feel of the campus. A groundbreaking ceremony was held on Wednesday, April 28, on the Lincoln Campus.
If you’ve ever wondered why animals behave the way they do, now’s your chance to study them at Southeast Community College. This fall, SCC will offer “Animal Behavior” BIO/PSYCH 2201 as a three-credit hour course on the Lincoln Campus.
Southeast Community College’s Precision Machining and Automation Technology program received a generous donation from the Gene Haas Foundation. The $15,000 check recently was presented to students and faculty on the Milford Campus. The money will go toward scholarships for students.
Southeast Community College’s Culinary/Hospitality program received a top-five rating from an annual study of the best culinary schools in the nation, based on program options, cost of attendance and career outcomes by KaTom.com.
Southeast Community College’s Beatrice Campus has recognized Connor Bartels as the “Ag Student of the Year” for the 2020-2021 academic year. Bartels was previously “Ag Student of the Month” last December. To be selected, Ag instructors look at a number of factors including grades, attitude...