Media Coverage

The Lonely Beauty at MCC's Of Mice & Men

Published Tuesday, April 25, 2017

Writer Jennifer Haaland reviews MCC's Of Mice & Men for PHX Stages. "The play's heartbeat relies on the characters' and audience's ability to see and believe in dreams that never materialize.  Because MCC's production paints several elements of the dream so vividly, it succeeds." The lonely beauty at MCC.pdf

DACA Clubs Provide Resources, Support for Undocumented Students

Published Monday, April 24, 2017

Cronkite News reports that Monica Margaillan, Ezequiel Santos and Valeria Rodriguez started the first club for undocumented students in the Maricopa Community College District. Maricopa Undocumented Students Thriving provides a hub for information on legal services, counseling, scholarships and more.  DACA clubs provide resources, support for undocumented students _ Cronkite News.pdf

Inside Maricopa Sports Feature on Tony Cirelli

Published Friday, April 21, 2017

Nice feature on MCC Baseball Coach Tony Cirelli on Inside Maricopa Sports.  https://youtu.be/y-z6OXA60-U?t=175

Earth Day 2017 Happenings in Mesa

Published Friday, April 21, 2017

MCC Red Mountain campus is mentioned by My News Mesa as a place to see local wildlife in Mesa for Earth Day. Earth Day 2017 happenings in Mesa.pdf

My Turn Column by Brian Dille: Andy Biggs Bill Would Cause Global Panic

Published Tuesday, April 18, 2017

The Arizona Republic features MCC Political Science Professor Brian Dille's editorial about Andy Biggs, Dille says the Mesa congressman is pushing a dangerous agenda that would isolate us from the world. Dille is the director of MCC's Model United Nations Program. My Turn Brian Dille.pdf

Tucson J to Showcase Local Woman's Multimedia Art

Published Monday, April 17, 2017

AZ Jewish Post features two local Jewish artists who are among the 10 women featured in the show: Julie Szerina Stein and Anne Lowe. Stein studied art at MCC.  Tucson J.pdf

MCC Ranks Fourth in Arizona for Serving International Students

Published Friday, April 14, 2017

Arizona Business Daily reports that Mesa Community College (MCC) has been given high marks in the 2016 Open Doors Report on International Education Exchange. The college came in fourth place in Arizona when it came to the number of international students attending the college. MCC International Education.pdf

MCC Students Awarded Scholarships by Coca-Cola

Published Friday, April 14, 2017

Arizona Business Daily reports that two Mesa Community College (MCC) students have been honored as team scholars. Jessica Siegel and Zachary St. Martin were both named Coca-Cola Community College Academic Team Scholars for 2017.   MCC Students Awarded Coca Cola.pdf

Gov. Ducey Announces 2017 Arizona National Youth Science Camp Delegates

Published Thursday, April 13, 2017

Sonoran News reports that Isaac Mordukhovich, a senior at BASIS Chandler, has been selected as an Arizona delegate to the 2017 National Youth Science Camp. Isaac was named Best Diplomat at the Mesa Community College Model United Nations Conference in February.​ Governor Ducey announces 2017 Arizona National Youth Science Camp.pdf . 

Media Coverage of "Making the Grade, Missing Meals: Community College Students Go Hungry"

Published Wednesday, April 12, 2017

Cronkite News reports that in Arizona, a little over one in 10 community college students may be in danger of being homeless and more than 30 percent may experience extreme food insecurities. Interview with Sunny Price, director for the Arizona Students’ Association and Robert Schwing, a spokesman for Maricopa Community Colleges. making the grade.pdf and East Valley Tribune

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