Media Coverage

Mesa College Promise program receives $25K from Google Fiber to support STEM students

Published Thursday, September 28, 2023

Targeted News Service expanded the reach of a news release about MCC receiving a $25,000 donation from Google Fiber to support the Mesa College Promise program.

Early College Academy ends with new outlooks

Published Tuesday, September 26, 2023

In an interview with Mesa Legend, MCC Associate Dean Kathleen Perales discussed MCC's decision to discontinue its Early College Academy by the end of the 2023-2024 academic year to better accommodate high school to community college transfer programs. Early College Academy ends with new outlooks – Mesa Legend.pdf

Mesa Community College hosts virtual student professional development workshops

Published Tuesday, September 26, 2023

Mesa Legend interviewed MCC Program Analyst and Senior Manager Amanda Copetillo, who discussed MCC's Career Services, which provides free professional development workshops in Fall 2023 to help students enhance their workforce skills. Mesa Community College hosts virtual student professional development workshops – Mesa Legend.pdf

Mesa College Promise Program Receives $25K from Google Fiber

Published Monday, September 25, 2023

My Local News announced the Mesa College Promise program received a $25,000 donation from Google Fiber to support STEM education and help eligible high school students pursue associate degrees with financial aid and resources. MCC President Dr. Tammy Robinson is quoted in the article. Mesa College Promise Program Receives $25K from Google Fiber _ Arizona News.pdf

Mesa College Promise program gets $25K from Google Fiber to support STEM students

Published Sunday, September 24, 2023

KTAR reported MCC received a $25,000 grant from Google Fiber to support STEM students through the Mesa College Promise program, offering two years of tuition-free education to eligible high school graduates in Mesa. Mesa College Promise program gets $25K to help STEM students.pdf

These Are The 10 Most Affordable Places To Visit In The U.S. In October

Published Sunday, September 24, 2023

The Travel mentioned MCC in the report about the city of Mesa, which offers affordable accommodations and budget-friendly attractions, making it an ideal destination for budget travelers in October during the peak fall foliage season in the United States. These Are The 10 Most Affordable Places To Visit In The U.S. In October_compressed.pdf

iPad loaner program helps MCC students

Published Friday, September 22, 2023

The Mesa Tribune interviewed Alvin Bridges, associate vice president in college technology services, Patricia Herrera, instructional technologist, and Beth Alsen, Education Studies faculty, regarding MCC's iBelong Student Success Initiative which provides iPads and essential tools to more than 2,000 students to enhance the learning experience iPad loaner program helps MCC students _ Community _ themesatribune.com_.pdf

ICYMI - Mesa College Promise Program Receives $25K from Google Fiber to Support STEM Students

Published Thursday, September 21, 2023

Mesa Now announced that Google Fiber supports MCC's Mesa College Promise program with a $25,000 donation, enhancing educational opportunities for Mesa high school students pursuing STEM degrees. Mesa Now.pdf

Government sponsored program brings more international students to Mesa Community College

Published Thursday, September 21, 2023

The Mesa Legend reported that MCC International Education recently welcomed 14 international students from nine countries for a one-year degree program, fostering a diverse and inclusive educational environment. Government sponsored program brings more international students to Mesa Community College – Mesa Legend.pdf

My View: Here's how female Arizona leaders can help build a high-quality workforce

Published Thursday, September 21, 2023

Phoenix Business Journal mentions MCC President Dr. Tammy Robinson joined panelists at the PHX East Valley Partnership’s Statespersons’ Event, Recognizing Women Leaders, to discuss ways to build the next generation of leaders. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.

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