South Louisiana Community College

Health Care employers across Louisiana are hiring right now for positions ranging from housekeepers to administrative assistants to nurses.

South Louisiana Community College in Lafayette recently received a $100,000 donation from the Metallica Scholars Initiative.

This job fair is free, and anyone seeking employment can attend.

South Louisiana Community College has announced that masks will be mandatory again at all of its campuses beginning today (Tuesday, July 27).

There are multiple ways to donate for this situation.

You're asked to remember to wear your mask.

Due to widespread power outages, South Louisiana Community College has announced that they will be closing all of their campuses on Monday, October 12.

Natalie Harder has accepted a position in South Carolina and will be leaving SLCC at the end of May.

They will update the situation within the next 24 hours.

Phase one of the grant will start on October 1 of this year.

The short-term program teaches students to become licensed commercial drivers within a 35-course, 245-hour curriculum.

The job fair will begin at 10 a.m. and last until 2 p.m.

South Louisiana Community College administration is making changes to the school's criminal justice program. Scheduling and class availability issues may affect some students' graduation opportunities.

The first time the scholarship will be awarded with be in the 2015-2016 academic year.

South Louisiana Community College is offering JAVA programming classes as part of its continuing education curriculum.

Community college leaders are reserving judgement on a proposal from President Barack Obama that would allow students to attend community college for free if they make the grades.

Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at South Louisiana Community College is holding their annual Holiday Food Drive through December 8th!

More details are available by calling the college at 337-892-2360 for the Abbeville campus or 337-788-8114 for the Crowley campus.

South Louisiana Community College is about $22,000 away from matching $15 million provided by the state of Louisiana for construction of that college's new health and sciences building.

Christine Payton, SLCC public relations director, says the plans to start construction of the health sciences building in 2015 are still on track with the state Bond Commission's approval of the project on Thursday.