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 ›
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 ›
LIBERAL, Kan. —Not all Seward County Community College graduates finish their studies in Kansas — but all of them are part of the Saints family. Catherine (Cat) Sibley is an example. She is also the winner of the The 2022 Kansas… Read More ›
Seward County Community College ranked fourth in the state for the best two-year colleges, according to University HQ. The independent education organization compiles data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the Census Bureau, the Department of Education, and institutions… Read More ›
Seward County Community College celebrated our employees with service awards and an all-team picnic Thursday afternoon. The total years of service recognized at the ceremony totaled 265. “We’re so thankful for these Saints and their dedication to excellence in what… Read More ›
LIBERAL, Kan. —Seward County Community College will host four in-person commencement ceremonies May 6-7. After two years of pandemic-restricted graduation events, “it’s so exciting to celebrate our students and their families with a traditional commencement,” said SCCC Registrar Alaina Rice…. Read More ›
Business students from Seward County Community College earned national honors at the Phi Beta Lambda 2020 Virtual National Leadership Experience!. The summer vacation did not deter Miriah Behrns or Cody Bradley from participating in the career-building event, said PBL sponsor… Read More ›
When COVID-19 forced a campus shutdown at Seward County Community College, instructors leaned in to the features of the college’s Learning Management System.
Remote Emergency Instruction worked in Qaiyoom Olanlege’s favor. He came to Seward County Community College to play basketball with the nationally-ranked Saints. Along the way, he grew as an artist — despite a pandemic.
A talkative little sister raised to aim high and be heard In honor of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day, Seward County Community College is featuring the women who help make our Saints family remarkable. Celeste Donovan is the… Read More ›