LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College welcomed a familiar face in a new office as the spring 2026 semester opened. Business & Industry Director Norma Jean Dodge moved into the office of SCCC Registrar. The process felt familiar to… Read More ›
Student Services
SCCC Enhances Student Affairs Leadership with New Dean Positions
Seward County Community College employees Kit Hernandez and Erika Espinoza have been promoted to fill key positions in the college’s department of student affairs.
Important SCCC Dates: Finals, Breakfast & Winter Session
SCCC readies for finals, book buyback, and the holiday break. Get all the important dates and details!
SCCC receives donation from French Construction for student health center
LIBERAL, Kan. – Seward County Community College has received a donation from French Construction for the new Student Health Center. The company donated $10,000 towards the renovation of the old student dorms into the student health facility. “We appreciate the… 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.
David Hardman named SCCC Vice President of Student Affairs
The College welcomes its newest member of the SCCC Executive team — Vice President of Student Affairs David Hardman.
Meet Director of Student Housing & Safety Kit Hernandez
Not your sister, not your friend — but she is here to help Mention “dorm supervisor” and the images that come to mind are often stereotypical and stressful: lots of cleanup, high emotions, a cat-and-mouse game of rule-breaking. That’s not at… Read More ›
SaintsUp Pantry slated for soft opening Monday, Oct. 3
Seward County Community College students should never go hungry — and thanks to a new project on campus, Saints have another source for nourishment and supplies.
College updates drug and alcohol response plan
The college’s zero-tolerance policy has not changed, but its response plan for students has been improved.
Meet Alaina Rice, 2022 NISOD Excellence Award winner
When Alaina Rice first visited the campus of Seward County Community College, she was an Arkansas transplant to Southwest Kansas, a young woman who’d moved to Liberal to be with her husband-to-be. Fifteen years later, Rice occupies an office in the Hobble… Read More ›