The Seward County Community College Library will be open until midnight during finals week. The Library is extending its hours from 7:45 a.m. to midnight from Monday, May 7 to Thursday, May 10. According to SCCC Library Director Lindsay Tuman,… Read More ›
Members of Seward County Community College visited Prairie View Elementary School fourth- and fifth-grade classrooms for a College and Career Fair on Tuesday, May 1. Prairie View students played a “Saints Jeopardy!” game, met Louie the Saint, and engaged in… Read More ›
The Connections Trail at Seward County Community College will continue to expand, thanks to a $60,890 grant awarded by the Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism. The announcement in late March came at the perfect time, said SCCC President,… Read More ›
SCCC to host diversity training workshop with Blane Harding There’s strength in diversity. That message will be the focus of a research-based workshop presented by Blane Harding of the University of Nevada March 20, at Seward County Community College. The… 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 ›
Now that the start-of-the-semester rush is slowing down a bit, the Saints Bookstore on the SCCC campus continues to explore options to best serve students and the community. A visit from Bob Walton, the CEO of the National Association of… 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 ›
Once again, Seward County Community College Business & Industry, Allied Health division, and the Liberal Area Chamber of Commerce have partnered to give area residents a chance to “job shop” at the Southwest Kansas Regional Job Fair. The event is… 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 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 ›