We’re welcoming our youngest Saints to campus July 13-16 for the ever-popular Kids College! Students entering first through eighth grades can explore a wide variety of up to three classes each day from 8 a.m. – 12:15 p.m., priced at $25 per class for the entire week’s sessions.
On the surface, Seward County Community College has traditionally been a little quieter during the summer months. Depending on rainfall, we mow a lot of grass and we deep-clean parts of campus the public doesn’t often see, like the student housing center, and closets in every office.
LIBERAL, Kan. — When the Seward County Community College Board of Trustees voted to fund concurrent classes for high school students in the college’s service area, they hoped to see students take hold of the opportunity. Three years later, more than… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – The Seward County Community College Respiratory Care program has received two ventilators from Kearny County Hospital, further strengthening an impactful partnership between the two institutions. The hospital, located in Lakin, Kan., donated the ventilators, which were previously used… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — The group of students could be from any high school in the state — each girl dressed in her own style, quiet or chatty, glad to take a break from their morning classes and pull on new T-shirts from… Read More ›
Megan Rice uses agriculture classes to teach curiosity and problem-solving LIBERAL — For Megan Rice, the role of agriculture instructor and livestock judging coach at Seward County Community College, is bit of a “full circle” moment. Growing up in Rose Hill,… Read More ›
Matteo Tosoni is ready to revitalize the college’s crops program LIBERAL — The peach trees at the Seward County Community College agriculture department are blooming, and that brings a smile to agronomy instructor Matteo Tosoni’s face. After all, he grew up helping tend his father’s peach and… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College Library is proud to host “Americans,” a Smithsonian Institution traveling exhibition on Native Americans in American culture, beginning April 13 until May 24. The exhibition, which explores the ways American Indian images, names, and… Read More ›
“What excites me most about SCCC is the deep and lasting impact it has on our students and the communities we serve,” says Richardson. “The college doesn’t just provide education, it creates opportunity, strengthens the workforce, and supports economic growth throughout our region.”