We’re constantly reminded of how supportive the JCCC community is. Nursing professor Colleen Duggan, for example, began giving to JCCC scholarships more than 20 years ago. Back then, she knew

As we look to the end of fall semester, our calendar is packed with several can’t-miss events! From must-see performances to educational lectures, we offer countless experiences that satisfy a

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! In addition to the holidays, we’re preparing for Winter Session and looking forward to spring semester! Now is the perfect time to

We’re constantly reminded of just how generous our JCCC community is, especially this time of year. With your support, we can ease the burden of fulfilling basic daily needs so

In 2016, the JCCC Board of Trustees approved a Campus Transformation Plan that would ensure the JCCC campus continues to support student success and meet the needs of a growing

Fashion is a perfect blend of art and commerce. In JCCC’s Fashion Merchandising and Design program, students learn to combine their creativity and business interests for a career in the

It’s that time of the year again! The 2022-23 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) is open at fafsa.gov.  Almost 18 million students file the FAFSA each year. Those who

While most students are looking forward to the holidays and upcoming winter break, we’re planning early for spring 2022! For students pursuing higher education for the first time or returning

JCCC’s Electronics Technology program provides a solid foundation in topics like robotics, lasers, computer networking, light sensors and control systems and hardware. The best part of this program? Nearly 100%

The JCCC Foundation is turning one of our favorite scholarship fundraisers into an online event. The 2021 Some Enchanted Evening Gala will be held virtually on Nov. 13. The mission

Winter session at Johnson County Community College offers the perfect opportunity for students looking to go the extra mile during winter break. This accelerated four-week schedule allow students to get

After years of traveling the world, Nabil Cherif settled in Kansas City in 2000 to attend JCCC. The Tunisia native explored multiple subjects, from information technology to political science and

Johnson County Community College has partnered with Butler Community College (BCC) to offer expanded training in culinary arts. This opportunity allows JCCC to extend the benefits of its Chef Apprenticeship program to

Local high school students can get a jumpstart on their educational goals through College Now at JCCC. This concurrent enrollment program gives students the chance to earn college credit while in high school. The