Southeast Names Students of the Month for December
Middlesboro, Pineville, Whitesburg, Cumberland and Harlan, KY - Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) has named its Students of the Month for December 2019:
• Christopher Riley Cosby, Pineville Campus
• Tres Stallard, Whitesburg Campus
• Thomas Baker, Harlan Campus
• Olivia Justice, Middlesboro Campus
• Ethan Anderson, Cumberland Campus
Harlan, KY Charles Baker and Jeff Wilson have a lot in common. Second and third-generation coal miners, respectively, they both believed their jobs would last a lifetime. With four children ranging from six to 19, Wilson had spent over a decade underground. A father of two, ages 13 and 18, Baker had accumulated over 20 years in the industry. "It is all I've known," he said. Yet following the well-publicized Black Jewell bankruptcy and abrupt layoff this summer, Baker and Wilson found themselves at a crossroads.
Cumberland, KY - Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) will host the 32nd annual East Kentucky Leadership Conference April 25-26 in Benham and Cumberland, Kentucky. This year's theme is "Getting Ahead of the Curve: Growing a 21st Century Economy."
Whitesburg, KY -Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) will host a regional College Fair on the Whitesburg Campus from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 6. This event gives students, alumni, and community friends the opportunity to learn about transfer opportunities; admissions requirements; campus, local regional, and online degrees; housing; and financial aid assistance, including new transfer scholarships, from the following colleges and universities:
Middlesboro, KY - On Saturday, February 16, the Middlesborough Little Theatre (MLT) performed an original mystery, The Spy Who Loved Me . . . Not!, at Pine Mt. State Resort Park. Co-written and directed by Amy Simpson and Jessie Surber, this was the third collaboration between MLT and the park. Last year, the Little Theatre staged another mystery play, You Get What You Pay For, as well as a reprisal of Orlin Corey's Book of Job.
Southeast Names Students of the Month for December
Middlesboro, Pineville, Whitesburg, Cumberland and Harlan, KY - Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) has named its Students of the Month for December 2019:
• Christopher Riley Cosby, Pineville Campus
• Tres Stallard, Whitesburg Campus
• Thomas Baker, Harlan Campus
• Olivia Justice, Middlesboro Campus
• Ethan Anderson, Cumberland Campus
Harlan, KY Charles Baker and Jeff Wilson have a lot in common. Second and third-generation coal miners, respectively, they both believed their jobs would last a lifetime. With four children ranging from six to 19, Wilson had spent over a decade underground. A father of two, ages 13 and 18, Baker had accumulated over 20 years in the industry. "It is all I've known," he said. Yet following the well-publicized Black Jewell bankruptcy and abrupt layoff this summer, Baker and Wilson found themselves at a crossroads.
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Cumberland, KY - Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) will host the 32nd annual East Kentucky Leadership Conference April 25-26 in Benham and Cumberland, Kentucky. This year's theme is "Getting Ahead of the Curve: Growing a 21st Century Economy."
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Students of the month
Whitesburg, KY -Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) will host a regional College Fair on the Whitesburg Campus from 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, March 6. This event gives students, alumni, and community friends the opportunity to learn about transfer opportunities; admissions requirements; campus, local regional, and online degrees; housing; and financial aid assistance, including new transfer scholarships, from the following colleges and universities:
Middlesboro, KY - On Saturday, February 16, the Middlesborough Little Theatre (MLT) performed an original mystery, The Spy Who Loved Me . . . Not!, at Pine Mt. State Resort Park. Co-written and directed by Amy Simpson and Jessie Surber, this was the third collaboration between MLT and the park. Last year, the Little Theatre staged another mystery play, You Get What You Pay For, as well as a reprisal of Orlin Corey's Book of Job.