Former police officer, transportation coordinator brings grassroots grit to table The Seward County Community College Board of Trustees met Monday in regular session, having interviewed candidates to fill the trustee spot vacated by Rick Brenneman. In a unanimous vote, trustees opted… Read More ›
Hard work paid off for 18 fifth-grade students from Sunflower Intermediate School, when students and their teachers spent a Saturday with members of the Seward County Community College men’s and women’s basketball teams and coaches. The Sunflower students had to… Read More ›
Students First, Community Always reaches 60 percent mark Seward County Community College and Foundation leaders publicly announced the first multi-million dollar campaign in the institution’s 50-year history, with the good news that more than half of the $6 million goal… Read More ›
The White House recently released an executive order regarding immigration policy. Among the changes the order declared is an immediate 90-day ban on entry into the United States by citizens of Iran, Iraq, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, Syria, and Yemen, as… Read More ›
Interviews with semifinalists wrapped up this week With the resignation of seasoned Athletic Director Galen McSpadden in November, Seward County Community College is poised to move its athletic program forward under fresh leadership in the athletic department. However, doing things… Read More ›
Relocation to Louisburg prompted resignation The six-member Seward County Community College Board of Trustees shrank to five once again, with the resignation of trustee Rick Brenneman at Monday’s meeting. “Rick handed me his letter of resignation this evening,” said chair… Read More ›
Focus is on conversation to find common ground and respect Seward County Community College will observe Black History Month with a variety of events throughout February. With “Coffee & Conversation” sessions Tuesday and Feb. 21, SCCC students, faculty and staff,… Read More ›
Information-only item presented to board of trustees Monday Drone technology is likely to play a key part in agriculture during the 21st century. Thanks to a partnership with local businessman John Smith, Seward County Community College will offer students in… Read More ›
As interim dean, Combs will cultivate industry partnerships Seward County Community College has named Travis Combs as Interim Dean of Industrial Technology. Combs, who also serves as Director of Adult Basic Education at SCCC’s Colvin Adult Learning Center, will continue… Read More ›
Saints basketball adds up to more than the fourth-quarter score Halfway through a basketball season that’s included as many downs as ups thus far, it’s reasonable for players, coaches, and fans to ask, “What does success mean?” For the Seward… Read More ›