The Seward County Community College Board of Trustees will hold its monthly regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Monday. Due to the current rise in COVID-19 cases, this meeting will be held via Zoom. To access the meeting online using Zoom,… Read More ›
ANNOUNCEMENTS
SCCC goes remote-learning only for first week of spring semester
In-person classes to resume in second week LIBERAL – Seward County Community College will be starting the first week of its spring semester with remote-learning classes only. All classes will be conducted through remote-learning for the first week, from Monday,… Read More ›
Classes continue while campus closes to public groups starting Nov. 30
LIBERAL, Kan. — In response to steep increases in COVID-19 cases in the community, Seward County Community College will limit public access to campus beginning Nov. 30 when students return from Thanksgiving break. SCCC President Brad Bennett said the… Read More ›
KS Department of Commerce awards $310,237 for manufacturing, IT programs
With prior Perkins reserve, half a million dollars boosts growth LIBERAL — Seward County Community College has been selected to receive a Higher Education Advanced Manufacturing & Information Technology Equipment Grant in the amount of $310,237 from the Kansas Department of… Read More ›
SCCC team gathers to meet new President Brad Bennett
Meet new SCCC President Brad Bennett.
College to follow original academic calendar through end of semester
Students can opt for remote or on-campus work after Thanksgiving LIBERAL, Kan. — A mindful approach to slowing the spread of COVID-19 cases has enabled Seward County Community College to operate with in-person classes for eight weeks. This week, the… Read More ›
SCCC: Where learning works
Confused about different types of course delivery at SCCC? View our video to discover your options!
Pandemic leads to lower enrollment of Seward County residents
In a county frequently listed as a national hotspot, SCCC saw the pandemic impact local enrollment.
September 25, 2020 : COVID-19 update
Fully 50 percent of the federal funds for COVID-19 hardship will be funneled directly to students.
SCCC athletics to forgo fall scrimmages
‘So much to lose and far too little to gain’ says AD LIBERAL – Seward County Community College athletics has opted against scrimmaging for the current fall semester. The decision was made despite a motion to suspend all scrimmaging for… Read More ›