Southeast Community College: Beatrice Campus
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Overall Quality
Reputation
3.5
Food
3.3
Clubs
3.3
Facilities
3.3
Internet
3
Location
3.8
Opportunities
3.3
Safety
0
Social
2.8
Happiness
3.8
Basic Information
Location
- Beatrice, NE
Institution Overview
- Public/Private: Public
- Established: 1976
- Founder: The Beatrice Campus of Southeast Community College was not founded by a specific individual but rather is part of the consolidation of Nebraska community colleges. The consolidation was initiated by the Nebraska Legislature in 1971. Therefore, there is no single founder listed for the Beatrice Campus. However, the institution as a whole was formed through the consolidation of various junior colleges and technical schools in Nebraska. If you are looking for the broader institution's founding, it would be more accurate to say that Southeast Community College was formed through the consolidation of various institutions in 1971. However, specific campuses like the Beatrice Campus were established or repurposed from existing institutions. For clarity, the Beatrice Campus itself was originally the John J. Pershing College, which operated from 1966 to 1971
Academic information
Degree Courses
- Southeast Community College: Beatrice Campus offers degree and certificate options in 15 career and technical programs. However
- the total number of specific degree courses is not explicitly stated. Therefore
- I can only provide a range based on the available information: 15-50+ degree courses (including various certificates and diplomas)
Key Area
- Agriculture
- Academic Transfer
- Nursing
- Continuing Education
- Intercollegiate Athletics
Student and Staff Numbers
- Students: 1,042 students
- Undergraduates: 1,220
- Academic Staff: The number of academic staff at Southeast Community College: Beatrice Campus is not explicitly stated in the provided sources. However, based on the information given, it appears that there are several staff members involved in various roles such as admissions, testing, and athletics, but a comprehensive count of all academic staff is not provided. Therefore, I can only give an approximate range based on the available data. **Approximate Range: 10-20** academic staff members. However, this is a rough estimate and does not include all possible roles or departments that might be considered under "academic staff." For an exact count, more detailed information would be needed
- Administrative Staff: The information provided does not give a specific number of administrative staff at the Beatrice Campus of Southeast Community College. However, it lists several administrative roles and staff members, including: - Brett Bright, Vice President of Student Success - Bev Cummins, Vice President of Program Development (Lincoln Campus) - Shawna Herwick, Administrative Director - Amy Jorgens, Vice President of Administrative Services - Ed Koster, Vice President of Technology - Joel Michaelis, Vice President of Instruction - Robin Moore, Administrative Director of Institutional Effectiveness and Research - Mike Pegram, Associate Vice President of Student Enrollment - Bruce Tangeman, Vice President of Human Resources, Professional Development, and Safety/Security Additionally, there are specific administrative assistants and coordinators mentioned, such as Connor Diehl (Campus Administrative Assistant) and Casey Holsing (Admissions Counselor and Testing Coordinator). Given this information, it is reasonable to estimate that there are at least 10-15 administrative staff members at the Beatrice Campus, but a precise number is not provided. **Range: 10-15**
Notable Alumni
- Dennis Toalson
- Ronald Branek
- Betty Lacey
- Lowanna Laflin
- Richard Medals Jr
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Good reviews
Overall 4.1
Good Community College....great to work with in the office and some really good instructors...as per any other school, some instructors aren't as good as others. I'm really happy to be at this school and feel that I am receiving a good education.
Bad reviews
Overall 1.3
Living in the dorms in convenient but with many maintenance and crime it's almost not worth it.