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SCC President Dr. Chris English shakes hands with Dr. Robin Gary Cummings.
SCC signs BraveNation Advantage guaranteed admissions agreement with UNCP
Southeastern Community College partnered with UNC Pembroke in the BraveNation Advantage Guaranteed Admissions Pathway program. SCC President Dr. Chris English and UNCP Chancellor Dr. Robin Gary Cummings signed a memo of agreement in the Cartrette Building lobby on Nov. 7 to forge a seamless transfer path for SCC students to UNCP. 
SCC and RCC representatives stand together with the signed agreements.
SCC signs new transfer agreement with Robeson Community College
Southeastern Community College and Robeson Community College entered a Strategic Regional Partnership that facilitates a smooth transfer of SCC students to RCC in the Culinary Arts, Surgical Technology and Respiratory Therapy programs. SCC President Dr. Chris English and RCC President Melissa Singler signed articulation agreements in the RCC auditorium lobby on Nov. 4 to mark the occasion.
A student holds a $500 gift card
Register for spring semester for a chance to win a $500 Visa gift card
“Spring into your future” at Southeastern Community College with spring registration starting on Nov. 3. Register on or before Dec. 12 to automatically enter a $500 Visa gift card drawing. Students may register online through Self Service or visit Student Services in A-building at SCC to speak with a student advisor: Julia Roberts, Jordan White or Jonathan Christian-Hodges. 
Chad Spicer and Christa Lynch stand in their work space.
Trading places: SCC medical lab graduates swap lives between Disney World and coastal N.C.
Southeastern Community College produced two standout Medical Laboratory Technology graduates who are working every day in a career they love. Christa Lynch, a 2019 graduate, recently moved from her Brunswick County lab manager position to working at her favorite place on Earth, Disney World. Chad Spicer, a 2020 graduate, moved from his marine biologist role at Sea World and Disney World to the shores of Ocean Isle Beach. With Lynch initially working with human samples and now working with animals and Spicer first working with animals and now working with human samples, they both share a common link: SCC’s MLT program. 
Graphic featuring the Aspen Institute logo and text reading “Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence – Top 200 – 2027,” displayed beside a Southeastern Community College “Welcome” banner with the Ram mascot outside a campus building.
The Aspen Institute Names Southeastern Community College as a Top 200 U.S. Community College Eligible for the 2027 Aspen Prize
Southeastern Community College has been named one of the nation’s top 200 community colleges eligible for the 2027 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence — the country’s signature recognition of high achievement and student success. The honor places SCC among an elite group of colleges recognized for strong student outcomes, including completion, transfer, and career success.
SCC transfer students gain optimized path to Western Carolina University with Connect program
Streamlining the student transfer process even more, Southeastern Community College’s partnership with Western Carolina University makes for a “smooth transition” in the WCU Connect program. WCU describes it as “a student-focused guaranteed admission program that provides early-access opportunities for student earning their four-year degree.” As an NC Promise institution, WCU provides an affordable $500 per semester tuition rate for SCC students.
Local ‘hair artist’ joins cosmetology instructional staff at SCC
Autumn Bullard, a 21-year-old Whiteville native, is one of Southeastern Community College’s newest cosmetology graduates and instructors. Equipped with her associates of science, associates of applied science in cosmetology and instructor’s license earned earlier this year from SCC, Bullard is ready to pass on her knowledge to the next generation of hair stylists at SCC. 
Alex Barnhill Lee sits on a table in the EMS lab.
Local paramedic and volunteer firefighter joins EMS instructor team at SCC
Alexandra “Alex” Barnhill Lee, an Evergreen native, is the newest EMS instructor/Clinical Coordinator at Southeastern Community College, leading classes in the field of Emergency Medical Services. Recruited as pitcher for the SCC Lady Rams softball team in 2014, Lee has now reversed her role from student to instructor and is ready to produce the next class of public safety professionals for Columbus County and beyond.
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