President’s Honor Roll | 4.0 GPA for 12 credit hours or more Juan Luzuriaga of Ambato, Ecuador; Eytan Miessen of Amiens, France; Taryn Carr of Balko, Okla.; Zak McGall of Ballymena, Northern Ireland; Luiz Moraes Pereira of Beatrice, Neb.; Annabelle… Read More ›
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.
SCCC Cosmetology Program director Mayra Hernandez and instructors Marlen Gallegos and Geddy Martinez awarded certificates to 11 students completing the program:
Congratulations to our Saints students who earned a place on the 2025 Spring Semester Honor Roll!
“Some think that attending a community college is the easy way out and I want to make sure that our students know that is not the case. I want to honor their hard work academically.”
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 ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – The Seward County Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa will host its induction ceremony at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 26 in the Rapid Fit Showcase Theater on the SCCC Campus. The event is open and… Read More ›
The Saints Collegiate Quiz Bowl Team won its highest-ever placing at the Kansas Sectionals, and brought home two individual medals.
Students at Seward County Community College selected recipients for the Faculty and Staff Members of the Year, with awards presented at the 53rd annual commencement ceremony May 6. The selection of these two awards are entrusted to the Student Government… Read More ›
Creative writers of all types filled the student union Friday for the annual coffeehouse hosted by the SCCC English Department. Low lights and intimate seating balanced a lighthearted mood, with spoken word performances punctuated by laughter and applause.