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 ›
SCCC Cosmetology Program director Mayra Hernandez and instructors Marlen Gallegos and Geddy Martinez awarded certificates to 11 students completing the program:
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 ›
SCCC will welcome hundreds of high schoolers to campus for the annual CTE Expo Oct. 9. It’s a great opportunity for teens to consider career choices and meet professionals in the workforce.
Interested in career exploration? The SCCC Career Fair has options! Plan now to attend on March 25.
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College continues to make it easier and more affordable for students to get a four-year degree without leaving Southwest Kansas. SCCC and Newman University have entered into an articulation agreement that will allow students… Read More ›
Sometimes, taking care of business means improvisation amid unforeseen circumstances. That’s exactly what happened in the Seward County Community College business program during spring semester 2023. “We had an unexpected sudden vacancy in our instructor roster, and that meant we… Read More ›
Seward County Community College students should never go hungry — and thanks to a new project on campus, Saints have another source for nourishment and supplies.
SCCC’s new agriculture and livestock judging instructors share their vision for a unique and thriving program.