GlobeNewswire announces CarbonCapture plans to build a new manufacturing facility in Mesa and is exploring a partnership with MCC to foster workforce training opportunities. Note: This story aired in multiple media outlets including KTAR and AZ Big Media.
The Arizona Republic reports Richard Daniel is MCC's new president. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.
AZCentral highlights a photo of MCC from 1966.
Ebony magazine quotes a speech at MCC by Dennis Biddle, "Legends of the Negro Baseball League."
Sedona Red Rock News mentions student Brenden Lafferty received a scholarship to attend MCC.
Phoenix Business Journal interviews Leah Palmer, executive director of AzAMI Arizona Advanced Manufacturing Institute, and MCC student Michael Charap regarding the Semiconductor Technician Quick Start program. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.
Queen Creek Sun Times congratulates student athletes from Queen Creek and Eastmark High School who have received athletic scholarships and committed to schools across the country, including MCC.
Former MCC faculty member Keith Heffner is mentioned in the Republican Herald. Heffner wrote the Polka album, "The Fezzywig Express."
MCC's partnership with Empire Southwest is highlighted in an article by Eastern Arizona Courier.
Credentials Unscripted podcast interviews Megan Garvey, MCC Dual Enrollment Supervisor, regarding increasing dual enrollment access for students.
In the seven days following MCC's commencement the college received 584 media mentions (not including all online and podcast mentions) of First Lady Dr. Jill Biden speaking at MCCs commencement reaching an audience of more than two billion (2,017,863,308) netting twenty-six million ($26,801,734) in potential publicity. The news blanketed the U.S. and was picked up across the globe in places such…
Mesa Independent mentions SRP donated a electric vehicle to MCC's Automotive Service program. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.
TNBBC's The Next Best Book Blog interviews MCC Creative Writing Program Director Jeremy Broyles about the publishing process.
Mesa residents Melanie Clover Delgado, Asmera McNeace, Kashmir Baillie and Hannya Jimenez, profiled with MCC's 2024 Graduation Success stories, are highlighted in the East Valley Tribune.
Queen Creek Sun-Times announces the special guest speaker at MCC's Commencement ceremony is First Lady of the United States, Dr. Jill Biden.
Broadway World mentions MCC students Zoe Russo and José Andrés Uribe are 2024 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival (KCACTF) national award finalists.
The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) spotlights MCC in a report about First Lady Dr. Jill Biden serving as the special guest speaker at MCC's graduation ceremony.
Fox 10 News reports First Lady Jill Biden will deliver the commencement speech at MCC. Please note: News segments containing mentions are not available online. This story aired multiple times.
ABC 15 News announces First Lady Jill Biden will be the special guest speaker at MCC's graduation ceremony. Please note: News segments containing mentions are not available online. This story aired multiple times.
Arizona's Family (KTVK/KPHO) announces First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will be a guest speaker at MCC at graduation.Note: This story aired multiple times.
12News mentions First Lady Dr. Jill Biden will speak at MCC's Commencement ceremony. Note: This story aired multiple times.
KJZZ highlights First Lady Dr. Jill Biden and State Representative Lorena Austin, an MCC alumna, will speak at MCC's commencement ceremony.
Alvin Bridges, MCC associate vice president for college technology services, and Madison Rogers, an MCC alumnus, are quoted in this Daily Independent story highlighting a partnership with Jamf.
The Phoenix Business Journal expands on a report about the partnership between MCC and Jamf, including statements from Diane Meza, Maricopa Information Technology Institute (MITI) director, and Alvin Bridges, MCC associate vice president for College Technology Services as well as Suraj…
City Lifestyle announces former MCC faculty member Dr. Janet Drez is one of Chandler City Lifestyle's 2024 Honorees.