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 ›
Nursing students at Seward County Community College recently sat for the NCLEX certification exams and achieved high pass rates. While the results are not final until reviewed by the Kansas State Board of Nursing at its March meeting, SCCC could not be prouder of its upcoming graduates.
The Seward County Community College Foundation announces the establishment of the the Betty Jane Buchanan Nursing scholarship. Nursing student Alexis Rodriguez is the first recipient of this award. “We are so thankful for donors like Betty Jane,” said SCCC Foundation Interim… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College recently purchased three ventilators for its respiratory therapy program with funding through a grant by the Patterson Family Foundation. The funding, which was approximately $80,000, allowed the college to purchase three more ventilators… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. —Not all Seward County Community College graduates finish their studies in Kansas — but all of them are part of the Saints family. Catherine (Cat) Sibley is an example. She is also the winner of the The 2022 Kansas… Read More ›
Judy Lathen has represented the SCCC Nursing Program well, and earned a NISOD Excellence Award in 2022. The medal might be a new addition to her certificates and honors, but the performance that earned it goes back for years. Beginning… Read More ›
With a horse-drawn carriage and a black leather bag, the country doctor is a well-known character in folklore and local history — but in the 21st century, what does it mean to provide rural healthcare? Physician Mark Frakes will explore the… Read More ›
NISOD award-winning nursing instructor earned degree and kept going LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College nursing instructor Chynessa Myers did not expect to earn a master’s degree and teach at an institute of higher learning. In fact, she did… Read More ›
It’s been a year since the Allied Health division at Seward County Community College moved into a shining new building. The project, a result of a capital campaign sponsored by the SCCC Foundation, totaled $4 million and brought four healthcare… Read More ›
The Colvin Family Center for Allied Health hosts open house Jan. 9, 2020 Seward County Community College welcomes the public to celebrate the opening of the Colvin Family Center for Allied Health at a ribbon-cutting and open house slated for… Read More ›