Lifelong learning fuels her leadership style As Dean of the Agriculture, Business, and Personal Services division, Kim Zant says she enjoys the best of all worlds. Programs in her division run the gamut from accounting to cosmetology, computer systems to… Read More ›
Assistant Women’s Basketball Coach DeAudra Brown and Head Volleyball Coach Thais Baziquetto-Allen excel — and their peers nationwide know it Seward County Lady Saint Assistant Coach DeAudra Brown received a huge honor March 30 as she was named to the Women’s… Read More ›
Hamlet, the cast-iron pig, wears a sweater lovingly handpainted by SCCC art instructor Dustin Farmer. He joined the SCCC family in 2015, with the mission of building relationships between team members. Everyone on campus — including Hamlet — tries to… Read More ›
Steady focus, positive people brought Ponder home to Liberal When Will Ponder graduated Liberal High School in 2003, he knew he was bound for college. What he didn’t know, he recalls, is all the ways he wasn’t ready. A high-achieving… Read More ›
In words of reluctant ‘nun’ Deloris Van Cartier, it’s going to be fabulous With a disco singer, a messy murder, and a convent full of nuns, the musical “Sister Act” packs a punch, and is sure to bring down… Read More ›
Business division plans preview day There’s still time to attend the first-ever Saints Summit for high school juniors and seniors at Seward County Community College. Sponsored by the Agriculture, Business, and Personal Services division, the one-day event this Wednesday gives… Read More ›
Second in a series introducing the public to SCCC’s academic leaders It’s been a little more than a year since Dr. Suzanne Campbell stepped in to serve as interim dean of the Allied Health Division at Seward County Community College…. Read More ›
Champions Center builds on generations of family history Gene Sharp has baseball in his blood. You can tell by the way he holds the hard leather ball in his hand — a child’s baseball with raised seams, dirt decades old,… Read More ›
Saints Fans Bus will leave at 7 a.m. Thursday to cheer the team on Seward County Community College gave its Lady Saints an enthusiastic send-off Friday as the women’s basketball team set out for Lubbock and the NJCAA National Tournament…. Read More ›
Peter Alaak walked from Sudan to Ethiopia. Now he navigates higher education. Midterms are over, and it’s time for Seward County Community College business major Peter Alaak to start studying for final exams. He’ll prepare during his off hours from… Read More ›