The Bevill State Fayette Campus enrolls approximately 900 students and employs 150 part-time and full-time employees. It is home to a number of clubs and civic organizations and has an excellent cafeteria, which is open to the public.
The Fayette Campus also oversees the Pickens County Educational Center, located in Carrollton, Alabama. The center offers general transfer courses in the evening. For more information on Bevill State Community College Carrollton Center offerings, consult the Bevill State schedule of classes or contact Center Director Steven Koon at 205-367-8860. |
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The Fayette Campus began as Brewer State Junior College in 1969, taking its name from then governor, the Honorable Albert P. Brewer. The College was first accredited in December 1973 and has enjoyed significant growth over its 23-year history, both in terms of students and facilities. In 1992, Brewer State Junior College merged with Walker State Technical College to form Bevill State Community College.
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The campus, located on approximately 40 acres in northern Fayette County, is comprised of three buildings on campus and one off-campus facility. These facilities house a residence hall, gymnasium, natatorium, observatory, library, student center, campus bookstore, auditoriums, conference rooms, and 28 classrooms/labs available for academic, certificate, and continuing education programs. The off-campus location houses classrooms primarily used for business and industry training, technical education, and community service programs.
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