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Former Macon County Sheriff George Moses (front right) and his wife Margaret (front left) recently endowed a new scholarship fund for Basic Law Enforcement Training through the Southwestern Community College Foundation. Pictured behind the couple are from left: Dr. Thom Brooks, Executive Vice President for Instruction and Student Services at SCC; Curtis Dowdle, SCC’s Dean of Public Safety Training, and Brett Woods, Director of the SCC Foundation.
2023-10-27

Former sheriff and his wife set up endowed fund that will help future generations of law enforcement officers to receive vital training.

Jacob Bell in SCC's Automotive Lab
2023-10-19

Everyone wins through an apprenticeship program coordinated by Southwestern through the Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) Education Foundation.

Two men hold a large check
2023-10-19

The N.C. State Employees’ Credit Union Foundation recently gave Southwestern Community College $18,000 to financially assist students who enroll in Workforce Continuing Education programs.

Man operates forklift
2023-10-13

“Facilities Maintenance Technology” will meet for an average of 12 hours a week at TERO in Cherokee.

SCC graduates are shown at a recent commencement ceremony
2023-10-11

Anyone who’s experienced a recent layoff or has been out of work for 13 weeks or longer may be eligible for free tuition and reimbursement for all education-related expenses at SCC.

Every year, a symposium called the North Carolina Society for Respiratory Care (NCSRC) is held in Winston-Salem.
2023-10-10

Every year, a symposium called the North Carolina Society for Respiratory Care (NCSRC) is held in Winston-Salem.

SCC employees observe the 2017 solar eclipse through solar glasses
2023-10-09

Western North Carolina will experience a partial annular eclipse from 11:45 a.m.-2:45 p.m.; SCC will have telescopes equipped for safe viewing and much more.

PSTC Location
2023-10-02

New indoor firing range slated for Public Safety Training Center in Franklin; Oaks Building will get a new wing in Jackson County

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