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.
Academic Success
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 ›
First-time exam success for SCCC nursing students
Nursing students at Seward County Community College recently sat for the NCLEX certification exams and achieved high pass rates. While the results are not final until reviewed by the Kansas State Board of Nursing at its March meeting, SCCC could not be prouder of its upcoming graduates.
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 ›
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 ›
SCCC offers multiple ways to ‘Make Summer Count’ with summer courses
LIBERAL, Kan. — Summer arrives in mere days, and Seward County Community College will offer multiple options to “Make Summer Count” with on-campus and online summer sessions. Three separate in-person summer terms are scheduled for campus attendance, as well as online… Read More ›
Kansas High School Diploma graduates walk the stage at Jesus A. Manriquez Showcase Theater
The Epworth Adult Learning Center’s commencement ceremony at 3 p.m. Saturday celebrated graduates who earned the Kansas State High School Diploma, or Graduation Equivalency Certificate (GED). Platform guests included Dr. Persefoni Fuller (invocation), SCCC President Brad Bennett, SCCC Director of… Read More ›
From marshmallows to three-piece suits, classes explore real life challenges
Sometimes, taking care of business means improvisation amid unforeseen circumstances. That’s exactly what happened in the Seward County Community College business program during spring semester 2023. “We had an unexpected sudden vacancy in our instructor roster, and that meant we… Read More ›
Drafting students hit the road, view architecture from 1900s to now
All buildings begin with an idea, followed by sketches, drafts, and finally blueprints. But the final result of the process can be hard to picture from a classroom. That’s why Seward County Community College drafting and design instructor Manuel Bustillos… Read More ›