Liberal residents who want to earn an associate degree can start with one small step in a new, convenient location thanks to a late-start class offered at the Liberal Recreation Center, 950 S. Grant Ave. Interpersonal Communications, a first-year class for full credit, will be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday nights at the Rec Center, with SCCC communications instructor Amy Thompson.
“We’re excited to begin the tradition of awarding an honorary degree each year with our 55th graduation,” Bennett said. “When you think about how closely aligned SCCC is with our community, this is a natural way to honor the people who contribute so much to us all.”
The Saints Stars award recognizes faculty, staff, and students at SCCC for their exceptional contributions and kindness, promoting a positive community mindset. Winners receive accolades and gift cards. Highlights include Brandee Good’s organization of a successful holiday event and the supportive efforts of various nominees like Jason Pete and Aly Chanez.
The Seward County Community College academic year 2025-26 completed its fall semester with a busy week of final exams, late-night breakfast for students, and holiday events. While students have completed fall semester, faculty continue work through Dec. 16, and staff… Read More ›
“We wanted to offer our community something easy, fun, and exciting as we move from Thanksgiving weekend to the Christmas season,” said SCCC President Brad Bennett. “And we thought, what better way than cookies and hot cocoa?”
LIBERAL, Kan. – The Seward County Community College Library is proud to host the Outside/Inside: Immigration, Migration, and Health Care in the United States, a six-panel exhibit on immigration and its influence on public health in United States. The six-panel… Read More ›
SCCC graduates can pursue four-year degrees at low or no cost through a partnership with Newman University, which offers $20,000 scholarships and Pell Grants for eligible students. Degree options include nursing, business, and computer science. A Newman recruiter will be available on campus weekly to assist students with enrollment.
Seward County Community College will host a public reception for retiring trustee Ron Oliver on Oct. 5 from 3-5 p.m. Oliver has contributed 34 years of service, mainly as board chairman. SCCC President Brad Bennett praised his dedication to the college and the surrounding communities.
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College will add women’s wrestling as its 10th NJCAA sport, beginning competition in the 2025-26 academic year. The SCCC Board of Trustees voted to approve the addition at its monthly meeting on Monday. Cody… Read More ›