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Five SFCC Radiologic Technology students were recently inducted into the Imaging Sciences National Honor Society, Lambda Nu. The purpose of the Missouri Theta chapter of Lambda Nu is to foster academic scholarship at the highest academic levels, promote research and investigation in the radiologic and imaging sciences, and recognize exemplary scholarship. These students earned this honor by having a professional course GPA of 3.7 or higher, an active membership in a professional organization and actively enrolled in a radiology or imaging science program. The students inducted were, from left, Grace Sloan of Marshall, Nathan Nall of Lake Ozark, Nate Walsh of Smithton, Connor Hughes of Osage Beach, and Nicole Hockett of Warsaw.
Photo: SFCC’s Lambda Nu Honor Society inducts new members
Soon-to-be State Fair Community College graduates smile and wave to loved ones in the audience shortly after finding their seats in the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri State Fairgrounds for the 53rd annual commencement ceremony on Friday, May 6.
SFCC graduates become part of Roadrunner history
State Fair Community College hosted its 2022 graduations Friday and Saturday in the Mathewson Exhibition Center on the Missouri State Fairgrounds.  The main ceremony began at 7 p.m. Friday … more
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SBDC, UCM, The LearningForce to host Electric Arc Safety training
The Missouri Small Business Development Center at State Fair Community College, The LearningForce and the University of Central Missouri will host a no-cost Electric Arc Safety training from 2 to 5 … more
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Smith-Cotton High senior Riley Wyatt, left, receives the Louis Armstrong Jazz Award from S-C Band Director Max Meigel during the Spring Band Concert on May 12 in the Heckart Performing Arts Center.
3 S-C musicians receive top honors
Three Smith-Cotton High School instrumental music students were honored with top awards during spring concerts for the orchestra and band programs. Senior Riley Wyatt received the Louis Armstrong … more
Columbia College Dean's List
Columbia College recently announced its dean's list for the Spring 2022 semester. To be named to the dean's list, a student must have completed 12 semester hours in a 16-week period and achieved a … more
Six Warrensburg Schools deemed Purple Star Schools
WARRENSBURG — Six schools in the Warrensburg School District have been designated as a Purple Star School by the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education.  The designation is … more
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Junior Abby Arnold stands with “My Savior,” her entry in the first-ever Sacred Heart Art Show Thursday.
Sacred Heart hosts inaugural art show
Sacred Heart art teacher Jacqueline Nehring teaches all grades and knows her students from first grade through high school love sharing their artistic creations. “It makes me proud, and it … more
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Missouri SBDC to host Grow with Google webinar 
The Missouri Small Business Development Center (SBDC) at State Fair Community College will host, at no cost, a one-hour Grow with Google Digital Skills for Everyday Tasks webinar from 9 to 10 a.m. … more
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Smith-Cotton High School senior Wyatt Flandermeyer has accepted a scholarship to perform with musical ensembles at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg. Seated with him are his parents, Mary and Chris Flandermeyer; back, from left, Smith-Cotton Principal Wade Norton; S-C Bands Assistant Director Andrew Fischer; S-C Bands Director Max Meigel; Dr. Anthony Pursell, Director of Bands at the University of Central Missouri; and S-C Athletic Director Rob Davis.
S-C’s Flandermeyer accepts UCM music scholarship
Smith-Cotton High School senior Wyatt Flandermeyer has accepted a scholarship to perform with musical ensembles at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg. Flandermeyer, the son of Mary … more
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Smith-Cotton High School’s AP language and composition class takes a tour of downtown Sedalia businesses, landmarks and county government buildings Wednesday. The AP class was rewarded with a tour of downtown after taking the AP test. Led by Library Media Specialist Lorin Blackburn Thierfelder, students began their morning at the Katy Depot before making their way to the Pettis County Courthouse. At the courthouse, students met each of the elected county officials.
Photos: Smith-Cotton AP students tour downtown
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Dr. Rhoda Hutton Gann
SFCC announces 2022 Distinguished Alumni, graduation details
State Fair Community College recognized Dr. Rhonda Hutton Gann, SFCC Health Sciences dean, as the 2022 Distinguished Alumni. She will be the keynote speaker for SFCC’s Health Sciences pinning … more
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Sedalia/Pettis County Branch NAACP to offer scholarships
The Sedalia/Pettis County Branch NAACP will offer two $500 scholarships for use next year at a not-for-profit college, university or technical school. The scholarships are open to any student who … more
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Phi Kappa Phi inducts new members
BATON ROUGE, La. — Two area students were recently initiated into The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, the nation's oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic … more
State Fair Community College announced on April 8 the 2022 Instructor, Adjunct and Staff Member of the Year recipients. From left, Maddie Stephan, Staff Member of the Year; Dondi Ramirez, Adjunct of the Year; and Danielle Beumer, Instructor of the Year. Students nominate and select the winners.
Beumer receives SFCC instructor of the year award
On April 8, State Fair Community College announced its 2022 Instructor of the Year award recipient.  Students submitted 157 nominations, and 80 candidates were nominated for the three awards: … more
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On Wednesday, May 4, McCarthy Auto Group Communications Director Karl Kramer, center, presented 10 Smith-Cotton High School seniors with $1,000 scholarships during the school’s annual Senior Awards Night ceremony in the Heckart Performing Arts Center. This is the 10th year that McCarthy Toyota of Sedalia has provided the scholarships to Smith-Cotton seniors, who are selected by their activity or athletic groups. The scholarships are made possible through Toyota’s match program; McCarthy’s $5,000 donation is matched by Toyota to reach the $10,000 total. The recipients are, from left, Leia Goodwin, cross country; Madi Canon, High Voltage dance team; Carson Hunolt, boys basketball; Kiser Pannier, girls soccer; Karson Weymuth, boys basketball; Adamaris Ramirez, girls soccer; Peyton Kuhlman, girls soccer; Lucy Mahalovich, band; Riley Wyatt, band; and Teagen Berger, High Voltage dance team.
Photo: 10 S-C seniors awarded McCarthy scholarships
During State Fair Community College’s National Coalition of Certifications Centers Career and Technical Education Signing Day in April, Grace Eichler, a senior at Lincoln High School, received the 3M Transformational Scholarship. Eichler was one of 50 students nationwide to receive this scholarship from the 3M Company. She plans to attend SFCC in the fall to study business. Her goal is to open a small business in the Lincoln community. From left, Jennifer Green, Director of Career and Academic Advisement at Lincoln High School, Eichler and Rochelle Hockett, SFCC’s Technical Education liaison.
Photo: Lincoln senior receives 3M Transformational Scholarship
Shawn Hunsaker
Hunsaker provides students tools to make it through the day
The Sedalia School District 200 Special Services’ mental health specialist works to provide consultations, behavioral planning, testing and identifying students with mental health issues while … more
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Washington University Dean’s List
The following students have been named to the dean's list for the fall 2021 semester at Washington University in St. Louis: Sedalia: Kelsey Hudson Stover: Isabel Flores-Marriott Warrensburg: … more
Smith-Cotton Class of 2019 seniors, from left, Kyler Simoncic, Colby Edgar, Jenna Rapp, Akaycia Mather, Maria Aonzo and Ethan Beard offer high fives to Skyline Elementary School students after delivering their Grad Walk talks in May 2019.
S-C senior walks inspire young students
In the 2016-17 school year, Sedalia School District 200’s communications director was inspired by videos of seniors in their caps and gowns walking through their elementary school hallways, … more
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Dr. Joanna Anderson
President Anderson says goodbye to SFCC
Dr. Joanna Anderson has been on State Fair Community College’s campus as president since July 2013 and has changed how residents, potential students and community members see community … more
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