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"The Brothers Grimm traveled across Europe in the 1800s collecting folktales that eventually became the classic fairy tales children read today. However, most were never intended for children. This talk explores the story of Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm and discusses why collecting folktales is important for understanding a community's values and fears."

Tayn's book reading and signing.

SCCC Library in Liberal, Kansas hosted Phil Dixon and his presentation of "The Kansas City Monarchs in Your Hometown" courtesy of Humanities Kansas. We had a wonderful turn out and Phil Dixon was amazing!!!

Flour Power Introduction

Lunch in the Library Part 1 Eric McHenry 2015-2017 Poet Laureate of Kansas

Poet Rebecca Aronson reading her poetry

Seward County Community College Library hosted "Lunch in the Library" with Laura Hartley and her program, “Throw Like a Girl” on Wednesday, March 22, 2016.

The SCCC Library held a Lunch in the Library program featuring Ghost Stories on Wednesday, October 26. Chandler Kirkhart was supposed to speak at the program, but couldn't due to a prior obligation. However, we have a tape of his story! Enjoy the Halloween edition of Lunch in the Library: Ghost stories!

Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Library hosted "Lunch in the Library" with Jordan Poland and his program, “The Common and Quirky Mascots of Kansas” on Wednesday, April 13, 2016.

In celebration of National Women's History Month, the Seward County Community/Area Technical School Library and the Liberal Memorial Library held a "Women in the Workforce" panel dicussion featuring Jana Jantzen of the First National Bank, Jo Harrison of the Southwest Medical Center and Cynthia Rapp of SCCC/ATS.

Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Library's "Lunch in the Library" presented "A Musical Interlude with Lydia Augustine," on Wednesday, November 18, 2015.

Seward County Community College/Area Technical School Library hosted "Lunch in the Library" with Erika Nelson and her presentation, “Jackalopes, Hodags, and Other Larger than Life Myths from the American Road” on Wednesday, October 15, 2015.

Amber and Erin Rogers aka Scenic Roots performed a Sunday concert at the SCCC/ATS Library on November 23, 2014. The sister duo treated the audience to bluegrass and irish melodies along with humorous tales.

Lunch in the Library: Ragtime/Jazz Concert

Bronco Bustin’ Showmen and their Spectacular Wild West Shows with Jane Rhoads

A Photographer's Work and the Work of Western Kansas

Billy Dixon

Amelia Earhart

Ghost stories with Lidia Hook Gray

Gladys the Riveter

Kansas Cattle Towns with Jim Gray

The Way We Worked - Education

The Way We Worked Farming

The Way We Worked - Attorneys

The Way We Worked - General Work

Beer City Gals

Iditarod musher Karen Land

Register Blast from Student View - Registering for an Exam

How to Submit a Test in Canvas for the SCCC Testing Center