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 ›
In 2025, SCCC prepared 20 registered nurses and 22 practical nurses to enter the workforce with their credentials.
LIBERAL, KANSAS — May 1, 2025 – Seward County Community College (SCCC) and Garden City Community College (GCCC) and have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand educational opportunities for students in Liberal and the surrounding areas. This… Read More ›
Respiratory Therapy students at Seward County Community College are in the home stretch for their studies, which continue through the summer months. But these students have more than finals on their mind: they’re also raising money for a crucial part of their program.
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.
“I’m excited to see SCCC continue in the direction we’re heading, focusing on helping our students obtain the skills that will help them improve their earning potential and their lives,” Jones said. “It’s amazing to be part of those stories.”
Seward County Community College Medical Laboratory Technology student Amanda Milleawas recently named Outstanding Student by the Kansas branch of the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS). Millea, a full-time, second-year student in the program “demonstrates a commitment to learning… Read More ›
Interested in career exploration? The SCCC Career Fair has options! Plan now to attend on March 25.
The Seward County Community College Foundation received a generous gift before the Christmas holiday: a donation of $15,000 from National Beef Packing Co., to support Allied Health programs. “We’re really big believers in SCCC, and we want to do what… Read More ›
Seward County Community College nursing graduates have an even more direct path to a bachelor’s degree thanks to a memorandum of understanding signed by Fort Hays State University and Kansas Association of Community College members in Topeka this week…. Read More ›