In 2025, SCCC prepared 20 registered nurses and 22 practical nurses to enter the workforce with their credentials.
Academic Success
SCCC Fall 2025 Honor Roll: Congratulations, Saints!
President’s Honor Roll | 4.0 GPA for 12 credit hours or more Juan Luzuriaga of Ambato, Ecuador; Eytan Miessen of Amiens, France; Taryn Carr of Balko, Okla.; Zak McGall of Ballymena, Northern Ireland; Luiz Moraes Pereira of Beatrice, Neb.; Annabelle… Read More ›
Convenient Evening Classes for Working Adults in Liberal
Liberal residents who want to earn an associate degree can start with one small step in a new, convenient location thanks to a late-start class offered at the Liberal Recreation Center, 950 S. Grant Ave. Interpersonal Communications, a first-year class for full credit, will be offered from 6 to 9 p.m. Monday nights at the Rec Center, with SCCC communications instructor Amy Thompson.
Norma Jean Dodge: From B&I to SCCC Registrar
LIBERAL, Kan. — Seward County Community College welcomed a familiar face in a new office as the spring 2026 semester opened. Business & Industry Director Norma Jean Dodge moved into the office of SCCC Registrar. The process felt familiar to… Read More ›
SCCC Criminal Justice Alumni Reunion Highlights
SCCC Alumni who studied Criminal Justice in the late 1980s and early ’90s surprised retired instructor Larry Wade, now residing in Booker, Texas, with a mini reunion the first weekend in November.
Complete Your Degree at SCCC with Newman University
SCCC graduates can pursue four-year degrees at low or no cost through a partnership with Newman University, which offers $20,000 scholarships and Pell Grants for eligible students. Degree options include nursing, business, and computer science. A Newman recruiter will be available on campus weekly to assist students with enrollment.
2025 Academic Excellence: Honor Roll Listings
Congratulations to our Saints students who earned a place on the 2025 Spring Semester Honor Roll!
Enroll in SCCC Winter Session classes for academic success
Seward County Community College students can make academic progress during the holiday break thanks to Winter Session classes. Nine sections are open for enrollment now, with online course delivery running from Dec. 17 to Jan. 5.
Livestock Judging team draws ag students
When Will and Rachael Sirek Milashoski arrived on campus in 2022, the Seward County Community College agriculture program served just a handful of students. Faculty turnover and program requirements tied to grant funding had resulted in low enrollment. Once a… Read More ›
MLT student earns Outstanding Student award from clinical lab group
Seward County Community College Medical Laboratory Technology student Amanda Milleawas recently named Outstanding Student by the Kansas branch of the American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science (ASCLS). Millea, a full-time, second-year student in the program “demonstrates a commitment to learning… Read More ›