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'''Jefferson State Community College''', locally known as '''Jeff State''', is a two-year community college system serving residents of the [[Birmingham District]]. The system has four separate campuses in [[Jefferson County]], [[Shelby County]] and [[St. Clair County]] to better serve residents wishing to attend. In [[2005]], 7,326 studentes were enrolled in the system. [http://www.jscc.cc.al.us/fall_facts/FallFactsfa05.pdf]
'''Jefferson State Community College''', locally known as '''Jeff State''', is a two-year community college system serving residents of the [[Birmingham District]] since its establishment in [[1965]]. The system has four separate campuses in [[Jefferson County]], [[Shelby County]] and [[St Clair County]] to better serve residents wishing to attend. [[Keith Brown]] is the college's president.
 
In [[2005]], 7,326 students were enrolled in the system. An additional 3,600 students took non-credit classes during that year.




==Jefferson Campus==
==Jefferson Campus==
The Jefferson Campus is located in [[Center Point]] at 2601 [[Carson Road]]. This wooded, 200-acre campus is the original and largest campus of the Jeff State system. The campus consists of 12 separate buildings:
[[Image:Jeffst.JPG|thumb|250px|right|entrance to the Jefferson Campus]]The Jefferson Campus is located in northeast [[Birmingham]] at 2601 [[Carson Road]]. This wooded, 200-acre campus is the original and largest campus of the Jeff State system. The campus consists of 12 separate buildings:


* Lurleen B. Wallace Hall - Arts
* [[Lurleen B. Wallace Hall]] - Arts
* George Wallace Hall -Administration, Classrooms
* [[George Wallace Hall]] - Administration, Classrooms
* Fitzgerald Student Center
* [[Fitzgerald Student Center]]
* James B. Allen Library
* [[James B. Allen Library]]
* Bethune-DeRamus Hall - Communications, Liberal Arts
* [[Bethune-DeRamus Hall]] - Communications, Liberal Arts
* H.Y. Carson Building - Science, Mathematics
* [[H. Y. Carson Building]] - science, mathematics, [[I3 Academy]] high school
* Ruby K. Carson Building - Theatre, Computer Science
* [[Ruby K. Carson Building]] - Theatre, Computer Science
* George L. Layton Nursing Education Building - Music, Nursing
* [[George L. Layton Nursing Education Building]] - Music, Nursing
* Manufacturing Technology Center
* [[Jefferson State Community College Manufacturing Technology Center]]
* Harold C. Martin Career Education Building
* [[Harold C. Martin Career Education Building]]
* LeRoy Brown Health, Physical Education, & Recreation Building
* [[LeRoy Brown Health, Physical Education, & Recreation Building]]
* Campus Police and Visitors' Information Center
* Campus Police and Visitors' Information Center
* [[Workforce Education Center]] (built 2024), training center for line workers, HVAC technicians, electricians, and multi-trade crafts


==Shelby Campus==
==Shelby Campus==
The Shelby Campus, also locally known as the Scrushy Campus, is located in [[Pelham]] at 4600 [[Valleydale Road]]. Opening in January [[1993]], this campus has an enrollment exceeding 2,000 students in serving southern Jefferson and Shelby counties. All classes are held in the postmodern Richard M. Scrushy Hall, the lone campus building.
The Shelby Campus, also locally known as the Scrushy Campus, is located in [[Pelham]] at 4600 [[Valleydale Road]]. Opening in January [[1993]], this campus has an enrollment exceeding 2,000 students in serving southern Jefferson and Shelby counties. Classes are held in the General Studies Building, used to be known as "Richard M. Scrushy Hall" or the newer Health Science Building which is directly across from veterans park and off Spain Park High School's Jaguar drive.
 
==St Clair Center - Moody==
The St Clair Center - Moody is located in [[Moody]] at 2603 [[Moody Parkway]]. In operation since fall [[2003]], all classes at this location are held in the third floor of the [[Covenant Commerce Center]] [http://www.jscc.cc.al.us/news_stories/archives/2003_stories/st_clair_county_site/].


==St. Clair Center - Moody==
==St Clair Center - Pell City==
The St. Clair Center - Moody is located in [[Moody]] at 2603 [[Moody Parkway]]. In operation since fall [[2003]], all classes at this location are held in the third floor of the [[Covenant Commerce Center]] [http://www.jscc.cc.al.us/news_stories/archives/2003_stories/st_clair_county_site/].
The St Clair Center - Pell City is located in [[Pell City]] at 500 [[College Drive]]. Opening on August 18, [[2006]], all classes are held in a single classroom building. For its initial semester, the center saw an initial enrollment of just over 200 students. [http://www.dailyhome.com/news/2006/dh-pellcity-0810-datchison-6h09v3422.htm]


==St. Clair Center - Pell City==
The Pell City classroom building was designed by Jenkins Munroe Jenkins Architecture of Anniston with Hoar Construction serving as general contractor. Construction of the concrete, 3 story, 43,000 square foot structure began in April [[2005]] and was complete by summer [[2006]].
The St. Clair Center - Pell City is located in [[Pell City]] at 500 [[College Drive]]. Opening on August 18, [[2006]], all classes are held in a single classroom building. For its initial semester, the center saw an initial enrollment of just over 200 students. [http://www.dailyhome.com/news/2006/dh-pellcity-0810-datchison-6h09v3422.htm]


The Pell City classroom building was designed by Jenkins Munroe Jenkins Architecture of Anniston with with Hoar Construction serving as general contractor. Construction of the concrete, 3 story, 43,000 square foot structure began in April [[2005]] and was complete by summer [[2006]] [http://www.jeffstateonline.com/news_stories/archives/2004_news_stories/growing_in_st_clair_county/Default.htm].
==References==
* Thrailkill, Laurel (October 4, 2023) "Workforce education center slated for Birmingham." {{BBJ}}


==External links==
==External links==
* [http://www.jscc.cc.al.us Jefferson State Community College]
* [http://www.jscc.cc.al.us Jefferson State Community College]


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Latest revision as of 11:21, 9 October 2023

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Jefferson State Community College, locally known as Jeff State, is a two-year community college system serving residents of the Birmingham District since its establishment in 1965. The system has four separate campuses in Jefferson County, Shelby County and St Clair County to better serve residents wishing to attend. Keith Brown is the college's president.

In 2005, 7,326 students were enrolled in the system. An additional 3,600 students took non-credit classes during that year.


Jefferson Campus

entrance to the Jefferson Campus

The Jefferson Campus is located in northeast Birmingham at 2601 Carson Road. This wooded, 200-acre campus is the original and largest campus of the Jeff State system. The campus consists of 12 separate buildings:

Shelby Campus

The Shelby Campus, also locally known as the Scrushy Campus, is located in Pelham at 4600 Valleydale Road. Opening in January 1993, this campus has an enrollment exceeding 2,000 students in serving southern Jefferson and Shelby counties. Classes are held in the General Studies Building, used to be known as "Richard M. Scrushy Hall" or the newer Health Science Building which is directly across from veterans park and off Spain Park High School's Jaguar drive.

St Clair Center - Moody

The St Clair Center - Moody is located in Moody at 2603 Moody Parkway. In operation since fall 2003, all classes at this location are held in the third floor of the Covenant Commerce Center [1].

St Clair Center - Pell City

The St Clair Center - Pell City is located in Pell City at 500 College Drive. Opening on August 18, 2006, all classes are held in a single classroom building. For its initial semester, the center saw an initial enrollment of just over 200 students. [2]

The Pell City classroom building was designed by Jenkins Munroe Jenkins Architecture of Anniston with Hoar Construction serving as general contractor. Construction of the concrete, 3 story, 43,000 square foot structure began in April 2005 and was complete by summer 2006.

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