Tag: Cloud County Community College

Cloud County Community College has secured a $249,928 grant from Kansas DOT for the CloudAID project, aimed at establishing a drone infrastructure in Northwest Kansas. This initiative will enhance healthcare logistics, emergency response, and economic development across Cloud County and 25 surrounding counties, positioning the region as a leader in innovative drone services.

Ten nursing students received $100,000 in scholarships from the Dane G. Hansen Scholarship fund at Cloud County Community College for the 2025-26 academic year. The foundation aims to enhance rural life in northwest Kansas by supporting education for students committed to serving local healthcare needs after graduation.

Cloud County Community College's Music Department is hosting a free Fall Choral Concert on November 18 at 7 p.m. in Cook Theatre, featuring the Community Chorale/Concert Choir and the elite Cloud 9 Jazz Choir. Directed by Christopher Langsford, the concert showcases varied musical selections from both ensembles.

Cloud County Community College's Music Department will host a free Fall Band Concert on November 17 at 7 p.m. in Cook Theatre. The concert features the North Central Kansas Community Concert Band and the Cloud Kicks Jazz Band, showcasing a variety of musical selections under the direction of Daniel Hill and Chris Langsford.

Cloud County Community College has commenced construction of a new baseball clubhouse at Lee Doyen Field, funded by over $500,000, primarily from alumnus Zach Hamel’s $250,000 donation. The 2,300 square foot facility will support the baseball program's needs and recognizes the college's partnership with Concordia.

Cloud County Community College's commencement is set for 5 p.m. on May 16 in the Arley Bryant Gymnasium, honoring 221 graduates. The event will be livestreamed. A reception for graduates is scheduled from 2:30-4:30 p.m., preceding a nurses’ pinning ceremony. The Distinguished Alumni Award will recognize the Arley Bryant Family.

Monte Yellow Bird Sr., a Native American artist, will present "If You’re Going To Shine, Shine Brightly" at Cloud County Community College on April 24. Known as Black Pinto Horse, he promotes harmony between humanity and nature through his art. The event is free and highlights the college's 32-year-old Cook Series, aimed at broadening cultural exposure.

Cloud County Community College’s Music Department will present its Spring Band Concert on Monday, May 21. The concert, which...

Emma Louden, an astrophysicist and speaker, will discuss "Return to Home, Return to Hope: Charting the 3rd Phase of Space Exploration" at Cloud County Community College on March 27. A Princeton graduate and Yale Ph.D. candidate, Louden also founded Space To Sparkle, mentoring students towards careers in the space industry while promoting STEM education.

Cloud County Community College announced the Fall 2024 academic honorees, including Ever Chaparro from Greenleaf on the Honor Roll and Makayla Herrs from Washington on the President's Honor Roll. Students must enroll in at least 12 credit hours and achieve a GPA of 3.66-3.899 for Honor Roll or 3.9-4.0 for President's Honor Roll.

Seventeen nursing students at Cloud County Community College received $100,000 in scholarships from the Dane G. Hansen Scholarship fund for the 2024-25 academic year. The scholarships cover tuition and expenses for students committed to serving rural areas in northwest Kansas after graduation, promoting healthcare in these communities.

Cloud County Community College's Music Department will host a free Fall Band Concert on November 18 at 7 p.m. in Cook Theatre. The event will feature the North Central Kansas Community Concert Band and the Cloud Kicks Jazz Band, showcasing a mix of traditional and jazz selections under the direction of Daniel Hill and Chris Langsford.