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  • The Course entrance
    Course Restaurant 
    Health Sciences Building Lincoln Campus.
    Health Sciences Building on the Lincoln Campus. 
     Student Academic Support Addition.
    The architect’s animated walk-through of the Student and Academic Support Addition/Renovation at SCC’s Lincoln Campus. 
    Living on campus.
    Milford Campus Prairie Hall 
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    Please consider a donation to SCC’s Capital Giving Campaign. 
    Living on campus.
    Beatrice Campus Homestead Hall 
    Crete Carrier Diesel Technology & Welding Center
    Crete Carrier Diesel Technology & Welding Center on the Milford Campus. 
    Storm Center Dining Beatrice campus.
    Storm Center Dining on the Beatrice Campus. 
    Academic Excellence Building.
    Academic Excellence Building on the Beatrice Campus. 

  • Welcome to SCC’s Facilities Website

    Southeast Community College is in a transformational period that is guided by its 2020-24 Strategic Plan. One of these transformative phases involves increasing the College's capacity to produce a skilled workforce and to ensure students have affordable access to higher education.

    Over the last 10 years, SCC has produced more than 18,000 graduates in many skilled career fields, including health sciences, transportation, manufacturing, welding, construction, information technology, and many others. Although approximately 90 percent of SCC graduates stay in the state, there continues to be a tremendous need for qualified skilled workers throughout Nebraska.

    The College continues to move forward to expand its capacities with a second set of facilities projects that includes one substantial project on each campus. The projects:

    • Meadow Hall in Milford, a 152-bed residence hall to expand on-campus student housing.
    • Student and academic support renovation project at Lincoln. This project will result in improved and enhanced student services.
    • Agricultural Career Center at Beatrice. This new facility will support SCC’s ag and ag-related programs, as well as the relocation of the John Deere Tech program from the Milford Campus.

    The College's Facilities website includes additional information on these projects as well other recently completed projects. The College's Facilities Master Plan also is available on this site. In addition, regular updates on progress made toward facilities projects will be provided.