Sussex County Community College

Joanna Reed Assistant Professor of Humanities "Sussex County Community College is a family college. I have taught generations of families over the past 23 years. I have had the privilege to teach and develop a personal history, not only with current students, but with their families, friends, and relatives who have attended SCCC. Over the years, I have taught mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, aunts, and uncles from the same families. It occurred to me, the SCCC student body is made up of generations of families who have supported us through the years. At one point, I had a mother, sister, and brother ...[Read More]

Stacy Current SCCC Student Hometown: Hackettstown Major: Liberal Arts- Broadcasting Option Stacy Says: On attending Sussex County Community College: “SCCC is an amazing place to get an education- for students right out of high school or returning after many years. There is a sense of “family” here between the students and students to faculty. It’s local, it’s affordable, and you’ll receive a top notch education as well as memories and friendship to last a lifetime.” On Being the President of the Communications Club: “Being president of the Communications Club is a big honor for me and a great challenge. I juggle club ...[Read More]

Sue 1998 SCCC Graduate High School: Sussex Tech Transfer School: William Paterson Currently: Teaches in Sparta “SCCC was a wonderful beginning to my college career. It allowed me the flexibility to be a student and a parent at the same time. I loved the small classes and caring faculty. After graduating from SCCC I was fortunate enough to be the recipient of the Presidential Scholarship to William Paterson College where I earned my BA in English and my teaching certificate. I later went on to earn my Masters in Education. ...[Read More]

Nicole Current SCCC Student High School: Lenape Valley “SCCC was the best choice for me. I came here as an NJ STARS student because I received a full scholarship. I have had a great experience and have no regrets. I love the small class sizes and getting to know the amazing faculty and staff. I plan to earn my bachelor’s degree in biology or pursue a career in health sciences.” [Read More]