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Numbers point to powerful positive impact of SCCC
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National Beef Packing gives $15,000 donation to SCCC Allied Health
The Seward County Community College Foundation received a generous gift before the Christmas holiday: a donation of $15,000 from National Beef Packing Co., to support Allied Health programs. “We’re really big believers in SCCC, and we want to do what… Read More ›
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Agreement offers SCCC nursing grads guaranteed admission to FHSU
Seward County Community College nursing graduates have an even more direct path to a bachelor’s degree thanks to a memorandum of understanding signed by Fort Hays State University and Kansas Association of Community College members in Topeka this week…. Read More ›
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Saints Quiz Bowl team sets new record
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First-time exam success for SCCC nursing students
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Online learning platform Saints Anywhere increases enrollment
With the launch of its online learning platform, Saints Anywhere, Seward County Community College has recorded increased enrollment, a significant factor in the college’s continuing upward numbers for student success. As spring enrollment for 2024 wraps up, SCCC’s online credit… Read More ›
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SCCC Foundation awards first Betty Jane Buchanan Nursing Scholarship
The Seward County Community College Foundation announces the establishment of the the Betty Jane Buchanan Nursing scholarship. Nursing student Alexis Rodriguez is the first recipient of this award. “We are so thankful for donors like Betty Jane,” said SCCC Foundation Interim… Read More ›
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SCCC Library to host musician John Depew
Seward County Community College presents “A conversation with musician and song-writer John Depew” on Tuesday, November 7 at 11 a.m. in the SCCC Library. Depew, an award-winning Kansas-based musician and songwriter, will share tales from his life and career, discuss… Read More ›
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SCCC drama students tackle Shakespeare — with a twist
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College drama students are serious about staging a fall production — but that doesn’t mean they want to present something stuffy. That’s why the fall play, “I Hate Shakespeare” hits the sweet spot with… Read More ›
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Spring enrollment opens Nov. 6
LIBERAL, Kan. — Enrollment for the spring semester at Seward County Community College will open Monday, Nov. 6, announced vice president of academic affairs Luke Dowell. Though the College had originally scheduled to open enrollment a week earlier, SCCC opted for more… Read More ›
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SCCC receives $1.2m in new federal funding
April 10, 2024
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SCCC to hold PTK induction ceremony
March 25, 2024
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First-time exam success for SCCC nursing students
January 18, 2024