Hoodline Phoenix reports that MCC is one of five Arizona schools recognized for its exemplary performance in student voter engagement during the lead-up to the 2022 midterm elections.
The Mesa Legend announced the first Second Friday nightclub event featuring live music, food and drinks and art exhibits with student-created pieces for sale, all to benefit student organizations. Art Department Chair Ginger Leyendecker was quoted in the article.
The Arizona Secretary of State office recognizes MCC has the highest voter registration rate among Arizona community colleges. Note: This article also appeared in the Navajo Times.
MCC is mentioned as one of three schools with the ReadyTechGo initiative and the Automated Industrial Technology program, which provides students with essential skills in the advanced manufacturing industry, as explained in this Phoenix Business Journal article. Note: This story is only available to subscribers.
Mary Boyce, MCC dean of Health Sciences, is quoted in this Mesa Tribune article about the new licensed practical nursing program and a grant from the Virginia Piper Charitable Trust.
Richard Daniel, Ph.D., MCC president, Mary Boyce, MCC dean of Health Sciences, and Kathleen Mead, MCC Nurse Assisting program coordinator, are quoted in this Queen Creek Sun Times article about the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust grant given to the nursing program.
Wrangler News quotes MCC Construction Management and Trades Program Director David Cain, Ph.D., in this article about Lowe's Foundation Gable grant supporting the college's construction trades program.. Note: The story appears on pages 14 and 15.
The Phoenix Buisness Journal mentions a grant given to MCC's nursing program from the Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust in their article about MCCCD's goal's to expand medical programs in order to grow the workforce.
The Mesa Independent announces MCC alumna and artist-in-residence Antoinette Cauley's solo exhibition at MCC's Art Gallery.
KJZZ Phoenix features MCC's ReadyTechGo Automated Industrial Technology (AIT) program and its goal to develop a new generation of workers.
Mesa 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.
Phx Stages announces the Sept. 21-22 performances of Ordinary Days, a musical about four young New Yorkers whose lives intersect as they search for fulfillment, happiness, love and cabs appearing at the MCC Performing Arts Center.
U of A welcomes record number of in-state students as part of largest, most diverse class in history
University of Arizona News mentions its growth in enrollment, including a record number of in-state students, including MCC students.
An ASU News article mentions MCC graduate, Cassidy Durland, is one of fourteen students awarded the Fulbright scholarship.
Mesa 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.
MCC Paramedicine graduates and their achievements are featured in this Mesa Independent article.
The 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.
MCC'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.
Wrangler 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.
KJZZ's "Marketplace" checks in with MCC Quick Start program students following program participation. The story also appeared on the station's website.
The City of Gilbert announces that they will continue to work with MCCCD, including MCC, to provide Gilbert Next Level Resident Career Training Scholarships for the 2024-2025 school year.
ZiP, an MCC Anthropology student and Philosophy Club member, writes about the club's founding by Dr. Dave Yount and its goals in this Philosophy News blog.
Queen Creek Sun Times quotes Alvin Bridges, MCC associate vice-president for College Technology Services and MCC alumnus Madison Rogers about new Apple technology courses offered at MCC.
MCC Fire Academy graduate Langdon Alexander, who serves as president of the East Valley Black Firefighters Association, is featured in this The Arizona Republic article. Note: The story also appears on Yahoo! News.
UC Riverside News announces Brittney Matta, former assistant softball coach at MCC, as the new head softball coach for the University of California Riverside.