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Campus Directors

Elijah Buell

Contact Information
Phone:
606-589-3040
Email:
ebuell@kctcs.edu

Elijah Buell Cumberland Campus Director

Southeast’s original campus opened in 1960.  Today, it is home to associate degree programs in arts, science, and applied science.  It also houses the Godbey Appalachian Center Theatre & archives, telecommunications center, and other student facilities.  Each fall, the Cumberland Campus also plays host to the Kingdom Come Swappin Meetin, a festival celebrating our unique heritage.

Elijah Buell

Contact Information
Phone:
606-589-3040
Email:
ebuell@kctcs.edu 

Elijah Buell Cumberland Campus Director

The Harlan Campus began in 1938 as Harlan County Vocational School.  It became a campus of Southest in 2001.  It is home to many technical programs including welding, auto body repair, medical assisting, and electrical technology.  It also hosts the Goin Back to Harlan bluegrass festival each June.

Dr. Rebecca Johnson

Contact Information
Phone:
606-248-0256
Email:
rebecca.johnson@kctcs.edu 

Dr Rebecca Johnson Middlesboro Campus Director

Southeast’s growth in Bell County prompted he building of the Middlesboro Campus in 1995.  This campus provides all the classes required for the Associate Degree programs as well as the General Occupational Technical Studies Degree in areas such as CAD, Diesel Technology, Medical Transcription, and Heavy Equipment Operation.

Deborah Young

Contact Information

Phone: 606-589-3323
Email: deborah.young@kctcs.edu 

Deborah Young Campus Director

Demand from local citizens prompted Southeast to establish the Whitesburg campus in 1990.  Students are able to complete associate degree work and also take courses in radiography, respiratory care, and physical therapy assisting.  The Whitesburg Campus also plays a large role in hosting the Mountain Heritage Festival each fall which showcases various craft demonstrations, past and present.

 

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