SCCC readies for finals, book buyback, and the holiday break. Get all the important dates and details!
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Students destress with crafts, conversations, calming jars
With classes winding up for the semester, the pressure is on for students and faculty alike. Seward County Community College will provide a variety of stress-relief options over the coming week.
SCCC Holiday Concert to showcase student talent
LIBERAL, Kan. – The Seward County Community College Humanities Department will be holding its Holiday Concert at 7 p.m. on Friday, November 22 in the Clifford and Irene Pepper Showcase Theater on the SCCC campus. The concert will highlight the… Read More ›
The Enduring Legacy of Jo Ann Sharp Drive
As visitors approach Seward County Community College, they are welcomed by the woman who lobbied for the college’s establishment in 1967.
SCCC to host Moran town hall on the West campus
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College will host a town hall with Sen. Jerry Moran at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, June 25 on the new West Campus. “We are excited to have Sen. Moran speaking at the West campus,”… Read More ›
Renovation begins at SCCC Student Health Center site
Days after SCCC held a groundbreaking ceremony, work has begun on the building renovation for the Student Health Center. Workers from French Construction gutted the former dormitory to make way for the student-centered renovation.
Giving Day seeks to break records and break ground on May 21
LIBERAL, Kan. — The Seward County Community College Foundation has scheduled its annual Giving Day for Tuesday, May 21 — and it added a little grit to the one-day fundraising event. This year’s goal to raise $50,000 in 24 hours focuses on… Read More ›
SCCC receives $1.2m in new federal funding
Seward County Community College will receive a boost for its truck driving expansion and west campus facility thanks to a $1.2 million allocation from the federal government.
Town Hall meetings will look at pros and cons for SCCC pool
When you evaluate the cost and benefit of a community resource, it’s essential to ask for public input. That’s why Seward County Community College will host Town Hall meetings Feb. 26 and 29, to discuss the future of the college swimming pool, says College president Brad Bennett.
College to host public forums regarding pool
“The pool is a great benefit to our community, but I think it’s time for us to evaluate whether it’s a good use of our funds,” said Bennett. “If that is something we want to examine, we need to gather input from the community.”