“What excites me most about SCCC is the deep and lasting impact it has on our students and the communities we serve,” says Richardson. “The college doesn’t just provide education, it creates opportunity, strengthens the workforce, and supports economic growth throughout our region.”
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.
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.
LIBERAL, KANSAS — May 1, 2025 – Seward County Community College (SCCC) and Garden City Community College (GCCC) and have signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to expand educational opportunities for students in Liberal and the surrounding areas. This… Read More ›
Seward County Community College is ready to expand operations to its newly renovated West Campus site at 712 N. Western Ave. The college invites the public to attend a ribbon-cutting at 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 14.
Juan Moreno “was a good human person,” said a classmate in the advanced English class. “For me, Juan represents many of us who come to the U.S. with dreams.”
Seward County Community College Foundation welcomed new executive director Teresa Randle to campus Monday, June 3. A Hugoton native and SCCC alumna, Randle is excited about the move from her career in the financial sector to higher education.
“The pool is a great benefit to our community, but I think it’s time for us to evaluate whether it’s a good use of our funds,” said Bennett. “If that is something we want to examine, we need to gather input from the community.”
A recent study shows the economic impact of Seward County Community College is more than $75 million
Good afternoon, Saints family, Since Monday, we have seen horrifying reports from Minneapolis, Minn., where George Floyd died while being arrested. Despite the geographic distance between Seward County Community College and the Twin Cities, we have a stake in the… Read More ›