Meet the person hero of Tammy Garth of the SCCC Financial Aid department!
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Student icebreakers on schedule — at arm’s length
LIBERAL — As the Director of Student Life at SCCC, Wade Lyon’s work is all about bringing students together. That might mean jalapeno-eating contests, game nights, or “get to know you” events once known as “icebreakers.” In the age of… Read More ›
Keep in touch, wherever you work
It’s the beginning of a year we can only predict will be like no other. After the COVID-19 shutdown last March, offices and classrooms are slowly coming back to life, although life looks much different than it did five months… Read More ›
Classes finally completed after campus reopens
LIBERAL – When the Seward County Community College campus was shut down in the spring semester because of the Covid-19 pandemic, classes turned to emergency remote learning. While there were bumps along the way, most classes were able to be… Read More ›
Enrollment underway for Fall 2020 semester
With its campus newly reopened to the public, Seward County Community College has seen a bump in enrollment for the fall 2020 semester. “Enrollment trends increased by three times that of the prior two weeks,” said SCCC Data Analyst Teresa… Read More ›
Adult Ed classes at SCCC moving to new space
LIBERAL, Kan. — For more than two decades, newcomers to Liberal have found friendship and support in the corner-lot center for adult education programs offered by Seward County Community College. Bill and Virginia Colvin donated the building to the college… Read More ›
College to reopen campus July 7
Wellness Center, library, campus facilities available once more LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College will reopen to the public beginning Tuesday, July 7, college administration announced this week. Following nearly four months of facilities closure, SCCC will welcome people… Read More ›
ACT test brings students to SCCC campus
The ACT served as a “baby step” toward a full campus reopening slated for the first week of July.
Cafeteria scales back but keeps stranded students well-fed
Maria Sandoval is used to cooking for a crowd. On the average day as Director of Great Western Dining’s cafeteria at Seward County Community College, the trained chef prepares to feed more than 200 people. These days, the number is… Read More ›
Update: scholarship deadline extended, wi-fi available, maintenance keeps rolling
SCCC scholarship/grant priority deadline extended Seward County Community College provides students with financial assistance through a limited amount of scholarships/grants. Applications for these scholarships/grants must be completed every year. Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the priority deadline for SCCC… Read More ›