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Members of SCC’s first Dental Assisting class are pictured here with their instructors. Front row, from left: Instructor Kristy Lance, Kayla McEntire of Sylva, Nicole Toner of Whittier, Emily Pilkerton of Franklin, Diya Patel of Sylva, Ashley Lopez of Franklin and Abra Brooks, SCC’s Dental Hygiene Program Coordinator. Middle row, from left: SCC instructor Jeniffer Nicholson, Awee French of Dillsboro, Haley Henderson of Franklin, Kelle Williams of Robbinsville, and Kaylee Cornelius of Murphy. Back row: Madel
2024-08-23

Less than a year after starting their studies, the very first Dental Assisting students in SCC history earned their diplomas and are addressing the labor shortage in their chosen career field.

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.
2024-08-22

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.

Student seated outside Health Sciences Center
2025-08-07

It's not too late to start earning credit - or to add another class or two - this spring.

Don Tomas Health Sciences Center
2024-08-15

Features free health services and panel discussions featuring successful students and employers.

Nurse Aide student receives her pin during a ceremony.
2024-08-07

Limited seats available at both Jackson & Macon Campuses; scholarships are available.

Joyce Cooper is sworn in by Dr. Don Tomas
2024-08-06

During July 23 meeting, the board also elected officers.

Two students study during a CCR class
2024-07-25

For adults who need some help getting ready to enter (or re-enter) college.

To address the region’s nursing shortage, Southwestern Community College has recently sent out 36 new graduates into the workforce.
2024-07-03
To address the region’s nursing shortage, Southwestern Community College has recently sent out 36 new graduates into the workforce. Thirty-two of them will be staying in Western NC, providing care to local residents.

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