Thirty-eight Southwestern Community College students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) during a Nov. 20 ceremony at the college’s Jackson Campus.
Students and staff members from Southwestern Community College’s Student Support Services program held their fall semester community service day on Nov. 7 at Cullowhee Community Garden.
Southwestern Community College students who earn their associate degree in Criminal Justice Technology have a new transfer option thanks to SCC’s recent articulation agreement with Lees McRae College in Banner Elk.
When Southwestern Community College launched its honors program six years ago, it consisted of one Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Western Carolina University, four students, four contracts and two founding instructors: Dr. Mike Burnette and Dr. Allan Grant.
Service to others can provide a wellspring of strength, something Sarah Hipp experiences in new ways each day.
The same year as area officials worked to open the educational institution now known as Southwestern Community College, a federally funded program named Upward Bound was also launched.
Sixty-three seventh-graders from throughout Southwestern Community College’s service area were inducted as New Century Scholars on Tuesday, Nov. 4, at Myers Auditorium on SCC’s Jackson Campus.
