SCCC’s Dr. Ken Trzaska: community progress starts with personal connections If you stop to visit Dr. Ken Trzaska, Seward County Community College president, the top of his desk is likely clean and bare — and he’s probably not sitting behind it…. Read More ›
Business offices, Wellness Center, library remain open Seward County Community College will observe Spring Break from Monday, March 12, to Friday, March 16. Classes will not meet during the week, although campus offices will maintain normal business hours of 7:45… Read More ›
After one month on the job as Dean of Students at Seward County Community College, Annette Hackbarth-Onson is relishing her return to a student affairs role. The weather, she adds with a chuckle, is just a bonus. “I’m from northern… Read More ›
Area high school students can get a closer look at life and work when Seward County Community College hosts the first of its annual Career Days from 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday. Part campus visit, part career counseling, the event… Read More ›
Seward County Community College Student Activities wrapped up a busy week of special events and programs as the 2018 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned in the Greenhouse Saturday night. King Emanuel Serrano and Queen Nathiellen Machado received the most… Read More ›
When a dual-language class is being offered, you probably think it’s basic or developmental English or English as a Second Language. And normally, you would be correct. But that wasn’t the case at Seward County Community last semester. The college… Read More ›
Seward County Community College is in the home stretch as the semester winds down. As students and faculty head into a week of Final Exams, campus is alternately hectic and silent. “We see students under a lot of stress at… Read More ›
Without libraries what have we? We have no past and no future. –Ray Bradbury The first library director of Seward County Community College, Mary Anna (Lane) Brown, died Nov. 19, in her hometown of Shawnee, Okla. Brown, who served… Read More ›
Seward County Community College and Fort Hays State University have signed articulation agreements to provide expanded pathways for success. From agriculture to social work to technology leadership, 15 seamless transfer options have been created for Southwest Kansas students. SCCC President… Read More ›
As the Thanksgiving holiday comes upon us, what are we thankful for? We decided to ask some of our staff and faculty. From “video games” to “indoor plumbing” to, of course, “family” are just some of the things that we… Read More ›