Solo exhibition of MCC artist-in-residence Antoinette Cauley planned
Published Tuesday, September 3, 2024The Mesa Independent announces MCC alumna and artist-in-residence Antoinette Cauley's solo exhibition at MCC's Art Gallery.
Arizona community colleges, companies train advanced manufacturing workers through ReadyTechGo
Published Friday, August 30, 2024KJZZ Phoenix features MCC's ReadyTechGo Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) program and its goal to develop a new generation of workers.
Mesa Community College Dental Hygiene Students Offer Free Dental Screenings
Published Tuesday, August 27, 2024Mesa Independent shared the news of MCC Dental Hygiene students offering free oral health screenings to eligible individuals Sept. 7. Dawn Brause, MCC Allied Health clinical coordinator, is quoted in the article.
U of A welcomes record number of in-state students as part of largest, most diverse class in history
Published Friday, August 23, 2024University of Arizona News mentions its growth in enrollment, including a record number of in-state students, including MCC students.
14 ASU students awarded Fulbright scholarships for 2024–25 academic year
Published Thursday, August 22, 2024An ASU News article mentions MCC graduate, Cassidy Durland, is one of fourteen students awarded the Fulbright scholarship.
MCC faculty named U.S. Department of Agriculture E. Kika De La Garza Fellow
Published Monday, August 19, 2024Mesa Independent shares the news of Michael Gaspar, MCC's sustainable agriculture and landscape horticulture program director, being named a 2024 U.S. Department of Agriculture E. Kika De La Garza Fellow. Note: This story is only available to subscribers.
Paramedicine professionals earn degrees, honors from Mesa Community College
Published Monday, August 19, 2024MCC Paramedicine graduates and their achievements are featured in this Mesa Independent article.
Cade’s Day Returns to McP’s on Sept. 7 – One Family’s Mission to Raise Awareness and Help Prevent Suicide
Published Sunday, August 18, 2024The Coronado Times tells the story of former welding sudent Cade Keller and The Cade Keller Scholarship Fund established for MCC welding students in his honor.
With high demand in Maricopa County, MCCCD is fueling Arizona’s construction talent pipeline
Published Thursday, August 15, 2024MCC's Construction Trades program is highlighted by the Phoenix Business Journal for its part in helping to grow the construction workforce with support from a Lowe's Foundation Gable Grant.
Ball is Life: How Jordan Guy Found His Calling as Basketball Trainer
Published Thursday, August 15, 2024Wrangler News interviewed former MCC student Guy Jordan on his circuitous journey from the East Valley to the East Coast and back to the East Valley to open a successful basketball training business.