At 17, Bell County High School student Joshua Hayden Prater has had to grow up fast. Like thousands of local high school students, he has taken advantage of the dual credit opportunities at Southeast. Unlike most of them, he has done so despite being homeless.
A college professor, who also moonlights as a longtime credentialed sports columnist in Kentucky, has written another book about University of Kentucky basketball.
Kentucky's dual credit college tuition program - which allows students to start earning college credits while they are still in high school - is providing a path to college or work while saving Kentuckians millions of dollars.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) is pleased to announce that Kate Handzlik, Brandon Jent, and Ryland Pope have been hired to serve as faculty and to provide creative leadership for the Higher Ground community performance project.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College has recently formed a new industry partnership, one that reaches consumers of all ages. The Smart Wood plant in Corbin, Kentucky, produces what for many is a basic summertime necessity: popsicle sticks.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) has been awarded $750,000 from the USDA's Rural Business Development program and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC). This funding will allow the college to renovate the Chrisman Building on its Cumberland Campus to house programming in advanced manufacturing.
On March 31, 2015, fourth-generation coal miner Shawn Rigney found himself at a crossroads. For 11 years, he had worked for a local surface mining company, first as a loader and dozer operator, and eventually as a safety director. When the company went bankrupt, operations continued until the company was able to find a buyer, but on February 13, the company suffered a substantial layoff.
Southeast student Elizabeth "Liz" Brock has a story to tell, and it's one of perseverance.
Respiratory Care graduates have passed their licensure exams at 100% for the fifth consecutive year!
Southeast has named its Students of the Month for February 2020: Kayla Brock, Kierra Bates, Heather Saylor, Rhonda Beeler, and Bradford Harris.
At 17, Bell County High School student Joshua Hayden Prater has had to grow up fast. Like thousands of local high school students, he has taken advantage of the dual credit opportunities at Southeast. Unlike most of them, he has done so despite being homeless.
A college professor, who also moonlights as a longtime credentialed sports columnist in Kentucky, has written another book about University of Kentucky basketball.
Kentucky's dual credit college tuition program - which allows students to start earning college credits while they are still in high school - is providing a path to college or work while saving Kentuckians millions of dollars.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) is pleased to announce that Kate Handzlik, Brandon Jent, and Ryland Pope have been hired to serve as faculty and to provide creative leadership for the Higher Ground community performance project.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College has recently formed a new industry partnership, one that reaches consumers of all ages. The Smart Wood plant in Corbin, Kentucky, produces what for many is a basic summertime necessity: popsicle sticks.
Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College (SKCTC) has been awarded $750,000 from the USDA's Rural Business Development program and the Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC). This funding will allow the college to renovate the Chrisman Building on its Cumberland Campus to house programming in advanced manufacturing.
On March 31, 2015, fourth-generation coal miner Shawn Rigney found himself at a crossroads. For 11 years, he had worked for a local surface mining company, first as a loader and dozer operator, and eventually as a safety director. When the company went bankrupt, operations continued until the company was able to find a buyer, but on February 13, the company suffered a substantial layoff.