Years have passed since students at Seward County Community College might have watched Charlie Brown television specials — but like the cartoon character Linus and his friends, they are still waiting for the Great Pumpkin to appear. High winds delayed… Read More ›
National Institutes of Health funds program A new five-year, $1.3 million Bridges to the Future grant from the National Institutes of Health will help Seward County Community College students continue their studies to earn bachelor’s degrees at Kansas State University. … Read More ›
The Seward County Community College Student Veterans Association teamed up with Cimarron Valley Veteran & First Responder Services, Seaboard Farms and Great Western Dining to host a Patriot Day event Monday. Speaker Fr. John Hotze of the Wichita Catholic Diocese spoke… Read More ›
‘We stand in support with those who love democracy and liberty,’ French student says. With terrorism, war, and refugee migrations claiming headlines, the international landscape too often triggers a sense of grim despair for many who watch the news. An optimistic… Read More ›
In the state often referred to as “The Breadbasket of the World,” agriculture claims prize of place in collegiate studies. So it’s only fitting that agriculture at Seward County Community College/Area Technical School is flourishing. “It’s my goal to… Read More ›
“The pathway is a tangible expression of what we aim to achieve as an institution, a community, and in our individual efforts,” said Dr. Ken Trzaska, SCCC President. Connection took form during spring break week at Seward County Community… Read More ›
On a brilliant, frozen morning in February, Jake Jimenez and Casie Yowell set off for school – at the Kansas state capitol. This was no ordinary day of classes for the two Seward County Community College/Area Technical School students. They’d… Read More ›
When Bridgette Horner backed her vehicle up to the east entrance of the Surgical Technology Lab at Seward County Community College/Area Technical School, she’d arrived to dispose of usable expired supplies from Morton County Health System in Elkhart. That’s not… Read More ›
Snow and ice covered the tennis courts at Seward County Community College/Area Technical School during the month of December 2014. Halfway across the world, two Saints athletes hit the tennis court to play in the sunshine at the African Union… Read More ›
Most days, Seward County Community College business instructor Lisa Kennedy keeps her focus local and personal. During the spring of 2015, however, the professional who teaches students to be professionals traveled far from home to New York City. She attended… Read More ›