LIBERAL, KANSAS — May 1, 2025 – Seward County Community College (SCCC) and Garden City Community College (GCCC) and have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand educational opportunities for students in Liberal and the surrounding areas. This… Read More ›
A new bill in the Kansas House of Representatives reflects a statewide concern about diversity, equity, and inclusion policies at publicly funded institutions, and Seward County Community College has taken steps to comply.
LIBERAL, Kan. — Few community college students have the opportunity to explore careers in the United States Intelligence service community — but a unique partnership between Seward County Community College, the University of Kansas, and ICCAE — Intelligence Community Centers… Read More ›
GARDEN CITY, Kan. – The need for more truck drivers around the country especially in Southwest Kansas has led to a collaborative effort between Seward County Community College and Garden City Community College. A Memorandum of Understanding was signed on… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College ranks second in the state of Kansas for student graduation rates. The state released its annual community college data book Feb. 9, listing information about student performance at the 19 community colleges in… Read More ›
Board of Regents rewards community college success rates Celebrating Financial Aid Awareness Month at Seward County Community College will continue with an extra bit of sweetness: extra scholarship funds, served up with some positive affirmation. SCCC Director of Financial Aid… Read More ›
SCCC President Trzaska, peers give feedback on new bill Seward County Community College President Dr. Ken Trzaska takes a certain amount of heat for the mileage he’s logged during his five-year tenure. The travel can be seen as an investment;… Read More ›
Trzaska, Ruda, Nolte: ‘It’s about partnerships and local needs’ DODGE CITY, Kan. — Rural development and prosperity depend on collaboration, and locally-driven workforce education through community colleges. That was the message voiced by presidents from three community colleges in Southwest Kansas… Read More ›