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August 10, 2022
Southeast's Whitesburg Campus and the entire Letcher County community has been impacted by the recent flooding. The College is being proactive to help students and anyone else in need. With the support of others, we will all overcome this unfortunate event.August 3, 2022
Offering the Southeast and Middlesboro communities a fresh new option, Two Gen Grill will officially open Monday, August 1, on the Middlesboro Campus.July 27, 2022
Five representatives from Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College attended the SACSCOC Summer Institute.July 18, 2022
Hudson, who attended Southeast from 2003-2005, remembers wandering onto the Middlesboro Campus as a high school senior with her father in tow.July 12, 2022
When we're not having fun in the sweltering summer heat, most of us are indoors giving thanks . . . . for our air conditioners and the technicians who repair them.July 1, 2022
The automotive field is changing, and no one knows that better than Southeast graduate Jacob Craiger. After earning his associate degree in auto technician as well as his Automotive Service Excellence certification (ASE), he has held various positions in the automotive industry.June 27, 2022
Harlan native Ben Cochran worked underground for 15 years before making a career change. The deciding factor, according to Cochran, was watching his father struggle with black lung disease after 40-plus years in the mines.June 27, 2022
SKCTC has released its President's List for the spring 2022 semester. This list recognizes Southeast students from all five campuses who were enrolled full time in college-level coursework and who earned a perfect 4.0 GPA for the semester.June 27, 2022
SKCTC has released its Dean's List for the spring 2022 semester. This list recognizes Southeast students from all five campuses who were enrolled full time in college-level coursework and who earned a 3.5-3.9 GPA for the semester.June 21, 2022
Even at the young age of 18, Clara Warren of Middlesboro knew that she would someday work as a nurse in obstetrics. Clara also realized that she would need to clear a few hurdles before she could achieve that goal.
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