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Dean Amy Doty spent 10 years in a Nebraska prison and has spent the years since teaching the system to look at people who land there the way she wishes someone had looked at her: not as the worst day of their life, but as the rest of it.

Approximately 2,000 people are released from Nebraska prisons every year. The shape of what comes next depends on a long list of variables, but one of the most powerful predictors is whether they had access to education while they were inside.

SCC has been named a Lincoln Family Friendly Workplace by the Lincoln Partnership for Economic Development and Lincoln Littles.

A three-college partnership focused on expanding workforce opportunities across Nebraska has been recognized with a prestigious state honor.

Southeast Community College celebrated the first cohort of students to complete the Nebraska Manufacturing Alliance Credential during a recognition event.

Studying abroad is an experience often associated with four-year degrees. At Southeast Community College, the Global Education program does community college different by giving students the skills they need to explore different cultures and learn about international environments.

Tommy Moore has dedicated his career to building successful businesses and sharing those skills with others. When he relocated his family to Nebraska, he began working with RISE, a nonprofit that helps people in prison re-enter society.

Southeast Community College announced its newest cohort of 30 students in the Walter Scott Jr. Career Pathway Scholars program.

In the 2025-2026 school year, more Southeast Community College students participated in SkillsUSA than ever before.