The Jasper Campus of Bevill State Community College offers an excellent education in a historic setting. Today, the Jasper Campus is comprised of 17 buildings, including the Frances Israel Center, which is home to the campus cafeteria and community meeting rooms, and Murphy Hall, an on-campus student residence hall. Also located on the campus are the Irma Dilg Nicholson Library and the Carl Hare Child Development Center, both of which serve the college and the community.

Over the years, the Jasper Campus has maintained the same excellent academic reputation and currently serves 1,000 students. The campus continues to be an integral part of the community.

History of the Campus Founded by Dr. Carl Jesse, the Jasper Campus, originally named Walker College, opened its doors on September 15, 1938, with 45 students. In 1939, Walker College was first accredited through the Southern Association of Junior Colleges, and in 1942, through the efforts of several citizens in Jasper, the present site was purchased and construction began on the campus' first structure, Davis Hall. After a five-year association with the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Walker College merged with Bevill State Community College in 1998.