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On Monday, May 8, Southwestern Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant program held a pinning ceremony for 11 graduates in the Burrell Conference Center on the Jackson Campus.
07-03-2023

On Monday, May 8, Southwestern Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant program held a pinning ceremony for 11 graduates in the Burrell Conference Center on the Jackson Campus.

Dr. Don Tomas, SCC’s President, dances with his wife, Allison Tomas, at last year’s gala in Cherokee.
06-30-2023

Through its first nine years, the event has raised more than $675,000 to support student scholarships

Katelynn Ledford-McCoy (left) of Cherokee received her pin from Crystal Rhynes, Human Services Technology program coordinator.
06-29-2023

These recent graduates will help address the opioid and mental health crisis facing the region and nation.

Kristin Farmer (right), a 2022 SCC Respiratory Therapy graduate from Canton, and her former classmate, Kendra Hall of Cullowhee, are shown here in one of Southwestern’s simulation labs. Southwestern is partnering with Blue Ridge Community College to offer Respiratory Therapy in Transylvania County.
06-29-2023

Officials from Blue Ridge Community College and Southwestern Community College announced this week that they are launching the Western North Carolina Respiratory Care Consortium, which expands access to respiratory therapy education in the region.

The highest-achieving students at Southwestern Community College were honored in the annual Academic Awards Ceremony on April 18 in Myers Auditorium on the college’s Jackson Campus.
06-28-2023
The highest-achieving students at Southwestern Community College were honored in the annual Academic Awards Ceremony on April 18 in Myers Auditorium on the college’s Jackson Campus.
Jill Ellern, SCC’s Director of Healthcare Simulation Learning, shows Nursing student Mandy Tessin how to use some of the new virtual reality headsets located in the Don Tomas Health Sciences Center on Southwestern’s Jackson Campus.
06-26-2023

The funding will establish a Project SHIFT (SCC Health-career Initiative For Teens) office, which aims to recruit enough prospective students to maximize the capacity of SCC’s 16 Healthcare career fields.

N.C. Rep. Karl Gillespie (second from left) recently helped Southwestern Community College secure more than $350,000 to purchase a new fire truck for its Public Safety Training Center in Franklin. Pictured with Gillespie are, from left: Curtis Dowdle, SCC’s Dean of Public Safety Training; Dr. Don Tomas, SCC President; and Alan McWilliams, SCC’s Fire/Rescue Program Director.
06-26-2023

The Pierce Pumper cost $355,007 and will be used to train firefighters throughout Jackson, Macon, Swain Counties and the Qualla Boundary.

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