Five graduates of Southwestern Community College’s human services technology program were honored during a Dec. 13 pinning ceremony at the Jackson Campus.
Each year, the Cashiers Area Chamber of Commerce awards an “Arts & Culture Advocate Award” that is part of their “Spirit of Our Community” Awards.
Jackson County Early College students recently got hands-on experience in Southwestern Community College’s Medical Laboratory Technology (MLT) program.
Alexandria Crisp, who will graduate from SCC on Friday, has a very personal reason for wanting to help people recover from opioid addiction.
A few years ago, Ronnie Bowers and Travis Ashe from Pepsi-Cola of Whittier visited Southwestern Community College’s Jackson Campus.
SCC faculty members Eric Hester and Tony Belcher were among three area paramedics to achieve their national certifications for 20 consecutive years.
In 2016, Catch the Spirit of Appalachia (CSA) established an endowed scholarship through the Southwestern Community College Foundation.
During her 25 years of overseeing the SCC Foundation, Dr. Connie M. Haire had the privilege of seeing just how significantly scholarship funding could impact a student’s life.
