Southeast Technical College

Southeast Technical College students in Human Resource Management and Foundations of Business classes, along with faculty and staff, spent a combined 67 hours organizing and cleaning at the Habitat for Humanity ReStore facility. Over the course of two days, these volunteers helped the ReStore team rearrange and organize every department in the store. ReStore is a non-profit home improvement store and donation center. The effort was a part of Service to Community (STC) Days, a twice-yearly initative to encourage engagement in the community by students and staff.

This past summer, Breanna Clark planted trees, helped run summer camp activities and formed life-long friendships by volunteering for AmeriCorps' NCCC Summer of Service Program. Since middle school, Clark has been interested in environmental causes such as access to the outdoors for everyone and preserving biodiversity. She plans to work in a career advancing environmental justice once she graduates from Southeast Technical College in spring 2025 with a degree in Digital Media Production.

Six students from the Surgical Technology program at Southeast Technical College volunteered to assist the Sioux Falls Lions Club at the Howard Fall Festival. The students logged nearly 30 community service hours assisting with vision screenings as part of Southeast Tech's annual Service to Community (STC) Days.

Erika Beck, a Sports Turf Management and Horticulture student at Southeast Technical College, was selected to participate in the Women in Turf event at last summer's Little League Softball World Series.

Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) Foundation announces the recipients of healthcare commitment scholarships to Southeast Technical College students pursuing a nursing degree at the Huron Community Campus.

Spring has sprung, which means the Southeast Tech annual plant sale is just around the corner. STC Horticulture students have planted, nurtured and grown plants that will be sold to the public April 24-25 on campus.

Pabitra Basnet, a student in STC's Behavioral and Mental Health Technician program, was recently interviewed in pigeon605.com about her life experiences, mental health, and how students like her are driving enrollment at STC.

Sixteen Medical Assisting students took part in the annual Health Connect Fair in Sioux Falls. Students chose a topic for their booth and created information to interact with an estimated 600 participants. This marks the 5th year the Medical Assisting program has participated in the event.

Southeast Technical College congratulates its students completing their AAS, diploma and certificates at the end of the Summer 2024 semester.

Southeast Technical College congratulates its students earning their AAS, diploma and certificates on May 3, 2024.

Southeast Technical College has awarded 164 full-ride Build Dakota Scholarships to incoming students. The competitive scholarship covers a student's tuition, fees, books, uniforms, tools and supplies. The scholarship program, now in its 10th year, has seen a record number of recipients for the past three years running.

Southeast Technical College is pleased to recoginze academic excellence by naming students to the President's List for the Spring 2024 semester. To earn this recognition, students must be enrolled full-time (12 or more credits), seeking a degree and have a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher.

Southeast Technical College is pleased to recognize its high achieving part-time students by granting Academic Honors for the Spring 2024 semester. To receive this recognition, students must be enrolled part-time (6-11 credits), seeking a degree and have a semester GPA of 3.5 or higher. Congratulations!

Second-year students from Southeast Technical College's Digital Media Production program are getting a first-hand look at the late-night talk show circuit as they assist on the set of Late Night Boomin'.

An STC first! This spring, STC has published its first literary magazine. The magazine contains stories, photographs and art, created and edited by students!

Southeast Technical College nursing students were recently featured in a "Your Money Matters" segment on Keloland News addressing the hig demand for nurses in the region as many older workers retire.