LIBERAL — The Seward County Community College Foundation kicks off its spring — make that autumn —phonathon Monday at 4 p.m. after a months-long pandemic delay. The event, slated to run three weeks, will deploy crews of SCCC students and team… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – The spotlight of community partnerships shone brightly once again when Seward County Community College received a generous donation from National Beef Packing Company on Monday. SCCC was presented with a $50,000 check by National Beef Packing to… Read More ›
College, Foundation name Liberal native to post LIBERAL, Kan. — Through seasons of change and unexpected circumstances like a global pandemic, institutional growth continues. That principle is reflected in the announcement that Seward County Community College has named the Rev. Kyle… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – The Seward County Community College County Community College Foundation will be holding its annual Board of Governors meeting through remote access on Wednesday, March 25. Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), the meeting will be limited to essential… Read More ›
The Seward County Community College Foundation will still be holding its annual meeting on Wednesday, March 25. Due to the coronavirus (COVID-19), the meeting will take place in an online/virtual environment. For more information or if you wish to participate… Read More ›
SCCC invites the public to a ribbon-cutting and open house slated for the morning of Jan. 29, 2020.
The Colvin Family Center for Allied Health hosts open house Jan. 9, 2020 Seward County Community College welcomes the public to celebrate the opening of the Colvin Family Center for Allied Health at a ribbon-cutting and open house slated for… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. – Community businesses continue to show their support for Seward County Community College. Equity Bank donated $100,000 to Seward County Community College for the Colvin Family Center for Allied Health. The funds will be used to buy equipment… Read More ›
$4.2 million job set to begin immediately Seward County Community College will begin construction on the Colvin Family Center for Allied Health before year’s end, following unanimous board approval of a $4.2 million contract. The SCCC Trustees meeting Monday night… Read More ›
R.M. (Bob) Speck did not set out out with the goal of being a beloved teacher and mentor to thousands of students. Yet this nearly 80-year-old self-taught electrical engineer, inventor, and business owner has also educated corrosion technicians all across… Read More ›