The Seward County Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa inducted15 new members on Sunday, February 4. Rosa Strydom, Elizabeth Heathman, Courtney Eagan, Moises Alvarez, Blanca DeLaTorre, Huy Cam, Joel Berumen, Abby Lovato, Rogelio Pando, Obadiah Barnett, Jordan Cordrey,… Read More ›
The Seward County Community College chapter of Phi Theta Kappa will host its spring induction ceremony on Sunday, February 4 at 2 pm upstairs in the Student Union on the SCCC Campus. The event is open and free to the… Read More ›
SCCC held its Career Day for area high schools on Wednesday, January 31. Students met with faculty from all five divisions — Allied Health, Industrial Technology, Agriculture, Business & Personal Services, Humanities and Social Sciences and Science, Math, and PE…. 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 ›
Seward County Community College Student Activities wrapped up a busy week of special events and programs as the 2018 Homecoming King and Queen were crowned in the Greenhouse Saturday night. King Emanuel Serrano and Queen Nathiellen Machado received the most… Read More ›
Seward County Community College administrators and members of the Board of Trustees headed to Topeka to meet with legislators and discuss the importance of SB 155, at the annual Higher Education Day hosted at the state capitol. Dr. Ken Trzaska,… 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 celebrated its graduating class from its Commercial Driver’s License program with a lunch ceremony on Wednesday. Jose Pando, Oscar Chavez, Elias King, Brandon Smith and Jesus Morales took the six-week course starting in October and each… Read More ›