Author Archives
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Important SCCC Dates: Finals, Breakfast & Winter Session
SCCC readies for finals, book buyback, and the holiday break. Get all the important dates and details!
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Students destress with crafts, conversations, calming jars
With classes winding up for the semester, the pressure is on for students and faculty alike. Seward County Community College will provide a variety of stress-relief options over the coming week.
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Angel Espinoza: a journey of independence in college
Angel Espinoza sees a future bright with possibility and independence. He doesn’t see it with his eyes, because of a vision disability, but that doesn’t stop him.
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Livestock Judging team draws ag students
When Will and Rachael Sirek Milashoski arrived on campus in 2022, the Seward County Community College agriculture program served just a handful of students. Faculty turnover and program requirements tied to grant funding had resulted in low enrollment. Once a… Read More ›
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HONORS & GOALS: How these sponsors fuel achievement
“Some think that attending a community college is the easy way out and I want to make sure that our students know that is not the case. I want to honor their hard work academically.”
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Seward County Tuition Grant updated
Changes to the Seward County Tuition Grant allow part-time students more flexibility.
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SCCC Foundation Auction breaks fundraising record
The annual SCCC Foundation fundraiser sold out, broke records, and provided guests with an evening of fun for a good cause.
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Enrollment open for winter term, spring semester classes
It’s time for SCCC students to set plans for the spring. Dorms are full, enrollment is up, and many high demand classes fill quickly. Enroll now!
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The Enduring Legacy of Jo Ann Sharp Drive
As visitors approach Seward County Community College, they are welcomed by the woman who lobbied for the college’s establishment in 1967.
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Seward County Community College Recognized in ‘Raise the Bar’ Initiative
Among more than 1,100 two-year colleges, SCCC has been recognized for excellence by the ‘Raise the Bar’ initiative. This list was announced by the U.S. Department of Education last week.