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Northeast Community College represents a way of thinking about higher education that proves it's possible to balance high-quality academics with high-impact experiences. Northeast offers a way that is more responsible, more accountable and more aligned with the realities of the future.
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Nationally Ranked
The Aspen Institute selected Northeast as one of the top ten community colleges in the nation.

99.5%of 2021 Graduates
Are Employed Or
Continuing Education
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Northeast News and Events

NORFOLK, Neb. – A new report highlights the value of the work of Northeast Community College across its 20-county service area. The enVision Annual Report for 2021-22 was presented at a recent meeting of the College’s Board of Governors.
view full story - Annual report reflects Northeast's work and impact across the region

NORFOLK, Neb. – Northeast Community College’s Chuck M. Pohlman Agriculture Complex in Norfolk was the site of a FFA District Livestock Judging Districts 2, 3 and 4 Contest on Thur., Jan. 26. Five-hundred-eighty-one contestants from 49 schools participated in the event.
view full story - Nearly 600 students compete in district livestock judging contest at Northeast

NORFOLK, NEB. – Twelve former student-athletes and three contributors of the athletic program at Northeast Community College and its predecessor institution have been inducted into its Athletics Hall of Fame.
view full story - Northeast welcomes new inductees into its Athletics Hall of Fame

NORFOLK, Neb. - Two hundred fifty-three students completed their degree, diploma or certificate programs in summer and fall 2022 from Northeast Community College. One hundred-seventy-nine completed during the fall term while another seventy-four completed in the summer.
view full story - Northeast students complete studies for degrees, diplomas and certificates

NORFOLK, Neb. – In 2021, a Northeast Community College agriculture instructor was selected as one of 40 individuals to participate in the Nebraska LEAD (Leadership Education/Action Development) program. LEAD is Nebraska's premier two-year agricultural leadership development program, with each participant involved in production agriculture and/or agribusiness in Nebraska. Dr. Trentee Bush will be sharing her experiences as a LEAD Fellow with students and the public this Tuesday on the Norfolk campus. Her presentation will be the first in the College’s Agribusiness Club’s Professional Development Speaker Series.
view full story - Ag instructor to share experiences as a Nebraska LEAD Fellow