Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College - Harlan Campus
Timeline
1938 - First Technical School in Harlan. Called, at that time, Harlan County Vocational School.
The school started with the programs Electricity, Auto Mechanics, and Welding.
1940s-1950s - School spread out over several buildings in Harlan. School expanded to include Autobody, Carpentry, and Machine Shop.
1961 - Property for today's facility was obtained
1962 - Cornerstone of building one was laid by Governor Bert T. Combs and School Superintendent James A. Cawood.
1962 - First Permanent structure school named Harlan Area Vocational School
1968 - Second Permanent Structure Built School Named Harlan State Vocational School/Regional Office with branches in Bell County, and Knox County
1975 - Regional Office Moves to London
1980 - Third and forth structures were added to the Harlan Campus: The Mining Industry Building and The Simulated Mine. This brought the building space on campus to 112,000 square feet of instructional space and approximately 36 acres.
1992 - Renamed Harlan Regional Technology Center
1994 - Renamed Kentucky Tech Harlan Campus
1997 - Renamed Laurel Technical College Harlan
1998 - Combined with the Cumberland Valley Health Technology Center to become Cumberland Valley Technical College.
2002 - January: Merged officially with Southeast Community College becoming part of one of the largest community and technical college districts in the state.
2002 - Renamed Southeast Community College Harlan Campus
2002 - $100,000 renovation of building 2 that included floors, ceilings and walls.
2003 - received funding to update the original structure on the campus and it underwent a 4.3 Million Dollar renovation
2004 - Renamed Southeast Kentucky Community and Technical College Harlan Campus
Services offered to students
Tutoring
Advising
Testing and Assessment
Certification Testing in:
Freon Recovery
State Bridge Welding Certification
Certified Electronics Technician-CET
Medicaid Nurse Aide
Counseling
Financial Aide
Library
Computer Laboratory
Facilities Usage
Non-Instructional FY 04
Public Meetings and Events
39 Events, 3305 participants
SEKCTC Meetings and Events
62 Events, 3385 participants
Average Events per Month - 8.4
Average Monthly Participants - 557
Non-Instructional Events:
Estimated Community Revenue Generated per Month* - $2,785-$5,570
Estimated Annual Community Revenue Generated* - $33,450-$66,900
* Based on the premise that the average individual will spend on average $5-$10 per event attended at local businesses including food, lodging or other expenses.
Facilities
Three Buildings With Approximately 112,000 Square Feet of Training Space
15 Specialized Laboratories/Shops
13 Lecture Rooms
1 Auditorium
1 Conference Room
2 Computer Laboratories
1 Interactive Tele-video Center
1 Industry Training Shop
1 Library
1 Student Lounge
3 Mechanical Rooms
8 Restrooms
12 Storage Rooms
28 Offices
400 Parking Spaces
1 Simulated Mine
9 Specialized Tool Rooms
Total Campus Footprint 36 Acres
Instructional Enrollment
Regular Enrollment Home Campus:
Fall '03 - 402
Spring '04 - 524
Load Enrollment
Fall '03 - 832
Spring '04 - 849
Total In Class
# Courses Available
Fall '03 - 128
Spring '04 - 137
# Day Courses
Fall '03 - 70
Spring '04 - 83
# Evening/Saturday Courses
Fall '03 - 58
Spring '04 - 54
12 Programs
Welding
Carpentry
Auto Body
Auto Mechanics
Electronics - Computer Repair
Electricity - Industrial and Residential
Diesel/Heavy Equipment Repair
Machine Tool Technology
Air Conditioning and Refrigeration
Medical Assisting
Exploratory Health Sciences
Adult Basic Education GED
Equipment and Technology
Total In-Use Inventory of Items Under $5000
421 Specialized Tools and other items
Total Purchased Value - $ 623,075.80
Total In-Use Assets Items Over $5000
65 Specialized Assets*
*Does not include buildings
Total Purchase Value - $ 4,459,268
Computer Resources
92 State of the Art networked computers
29 Older but serviceable machines
2 Full Service Computer Labs
1 Interactive Televideo Center
