Faculty
Brad J. Schloesser
Brad Schloesser has taught agribusiness education for 22 years, of which the last 14 years have involved teaching and learning at South Central College.
Before working with students at the Post Secondary level in the agriculture industry, Brad was a high school agri-science educator and
Brad studied agricultural education at the University of Minnesota and completed a Master of Science degree at Montana State University in animal science, with a focus on ruminant nutrition. He is a life-long learner, hasn't left school since kindergarten except for many experiences in the agribusiness and production setting.
Teaching students in marketing, economics, records management and a variety of livestock production related courses consumes a major portion of Brad's teaching schedule. Also, assisting students in the ag education track at South Central is a focus Brad maintains.
Learning about agriculture in parts of the world outside of the U.S. has been a great opportunity that has enhanced Brad’s teaching over the past decade. Exploring places like state run farms in Russia, India’s sacred cows and milk processing in ISO9001 facilities and exploring aquaculture in Honduras are but a few of the added features that is shared in a class with this
Brad and his wife live in the valley of the MN River outside of St. Peter, they have two adult children.
Bob Cramer
Bob began teaching at SCC in 1992. Previous to teaching, Bob worked for International Harvester as a service representative. A graduate of North Dakota State College of Science Bob teaches in the Service Technician Program in the areas of electrical, hydraulic and power trains.
Bob and his wife Dee make their home in Mankato.
Don Hermanson
Don Hermanson has been a part of the South Central College Agribusiness staff since 1996. Prior to teaching at the college, Don taught high school agriculture for 16 years. Don holds a Master of Education Degree from the University of Minnesota, Bachelor of Science Degree from University of Wisconsin-River Falls and an Associative Arts Degree from Golden Valley Lutheran College.
Teaching responsibilities are in the agronomy and soils areas with classes such as Agronomy I and II, Advanced Agronomy, Agronomy Lab, Soils I and II.
Don and his wife Rhonda live in rural Nicollet County and have three adult children.
Pete Neigebauer 
Bruce White
Bruce joined the SCC staff in 1997. Prior to joining the SCC staff Bruce taught both high school agriculture and adult farm management. Bruce also has previous experience as a Farm Credit Loan Officer, as an agronomist, and in production agriculture. A graduate of the University of Minnesota with a Bachelor of Science Degree and an Associate of Arts Degree from Worthington Community College, Bruce is also an alumnus of South Central College.