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Nurse Aide I graduates
Nurse Aide I graduates fall semester class of 2025
Learning the basic skills to take care of people in a healthcare setting, the Nurse Aide I course at Southeastern Community College sends students through 160 hours of instruction with 48 hours in clinicals, 48 hours in lecture and 64 hours of in-class lab.  
Grace Smith smiles at the camera in front of M building at SCC.
Next NC Scholarship renews Smith’s hope for career success at SCC
Grace Smith, a 28-year-old student at Southeastern Community College, qualified for the Next NC Scholarship, a financial aid program designed to support students from households with an annual income of $80,000 or less. Smith, who is working towards an associate's degree in business administration, chose SCC for its proximity to her home and the availability of necessary classes. 
Angie Ransom stands with award winners at the holiday luncheon.
AmeriCorps Seniors/RSVP volunteers honored at annual holiday luncheon
AmeriCorps Seniors/Retired & Senior Volunteer Program, sponsored by Southeastern Community College, hosted its annual Holiday Volunteers Appreciation Luncheon at the Trinity Baptist Church fellowship hall on Dec. 2. With 91 volunteers in attendance and nine awards presented, the event honored the volunteers' 3,000 hours of service performed this year in Columbus County.
Southeastern Community College Instructor Earns Prestigious Certification from the World Trichology Society
Southeastern Community College is proud to celebrate Eli Murillo, Lead Cosmetology Instructor, for earning her certification as a Certified Trichologist through the World Trichology Society. This internationally respected credential recognizes Eli’s advanced expertise in the science of hair and scalp health, including the study of hair loss, scalp disorders, and hair-fiber damage.
EMS students pose at the side entrance of the ambulance simulator.
Emergency Medical Services program upgrades lab space with $400,000 grant
With the help of a NC Community College System High-Cost Healthcare Workforce Program Grant worth $400,000 awarded earlier this year, Southeastern Community College’s EMS lab room landed a major upgrade in equipment and cosmetics. This upgrade, which included an ambulance truck simulator, will give EMS students “the most life-like experience in class,” said Alex Barnhill Lee, EMS Instructor/Clinical Coordinator.   
Billy Chappell and Josh Snyder attended the NC3 training event.
SCC instructors gain industry-recognized credentials at national NC3 training event
Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology Instructor Billy Chappell and Advanced Manufacturing Instructor Josh Snyder traveled to Wayne Community College in Goldsboro for the NC3 Train-the-Trainer event held Oct. 20 – 24. Their attendance and participation brought back industry-recognized certifications and training to be incorporated into their classes taught at Southeastern Community College.  
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