List of Famous Hispanic Ballplayers
Published Friday, August 12, 2016From Ranker's list of Famous Hispanic Ballpayers: Albert Anthony "Albie" Lopez is a former Major League Baseball pitcher. He graduated from Mesa Community College. He was drafted by the Cleveland Indians in the 20th round of the 1991 Major League Baseball Draft. Lopez spent 5 years with the Indians, compiling a record of 12-14 with a 5.99 ERA between 1993 to 1997.
5 Best Things to do in Metro Phoenix
Published Monday, August 8, 2016Phoenix New Times reports on Tempe artist Frank Gonzales who paints desert birds, plants, and small creatures – punctuating each with brightly colored lines reflecting his signature style. Classically trained in painting at Mesa Community College, he’s now a preparator for Mesa Contemporary Arts Museum. See Gonzales’ work from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursday, August 11, at Appaloosa Library, 7377 East Silverstone Drive in Scottsdale. New Times.pdf
Grads of LifeVoice: Community College Graduates: Assets, not Liabilities for Employers
Published Monday, August 8, 2016MCC Fashion Merchandising and Design Program Director Evonne Bowling says "Our graduates have successfully started their own businesses, been hired as costume technicians at major performing arts organizations, work as visual merchandisers and retail buyers for major department stores, or find themselves in demand as alteration technicians and tailors in fine apparel," in an interview for Forbes. Forbes.pdf
Women's Basketball Adds New Recruits
Published Monday, August 8, 2016CSU Pueblo Today reports that every year the Colorado State University-Pueblo women’s basketball team goes out all over the country and recruits really talented basketball players, including Katie Tomlinson, a 6-foot-1-inch post player from Mesa Community College. Women’s basketball adds new recruits _ CSU-Pueblo Today.pdf
Mike Crotty Paul Brewer Quintet Celebrates Music of Thad Jones
Published Thursday, August 4, 2016axs.com reports that The Mike Crotty/Paul Brewer Quintet intends on playing the best of Thad Jones tunes this Saturday, (Aug. 6) at 7:30 p.m., at The Nash in Phoenix. Paul Brewer is a multi-instrumental player, an educator, a former artist-in-resident, the current director of jazz studies at Mesa Community College, and a devoted fan of Thad Jones’ music. axs.com
High School Basketball Coaching Icon Royce Youree Headed to AZ Sports Hall of Fame
Published Thursday, August 4, 2016The Arizona Republic reports that Royce Youree will be inducted into the Arizona Sports Hall of Fame. Youree coached the Arizona BCI team that featured Shadow Mountain point guard Mike Bibby in the mid-1990s. He was co-coach at Mesa Community College with Tom Bennett for a while. High school basketball coaching icon Royce Youree headed to Arizona Sports Hall of Fame.pdf and Arizona Sports
The Best Art We Saw in Metro Phoenix in July 2016
Published Tuesday, August 2, 2016Phoenix New Times includes Tom Klare, who teaches digital photography and computer graphics at Mesa Community College, in the list of "Best Art." Klare's works are on view through September 11 as part of the i.d.e.a. Museum’s “Sci-Fi: Fantasy to Reality” exhibition. The Best Art We Saw in Phoenix During July 2016 _ Phoenix New Times.pdf
The 2016 Nominees for the ariZoni Awards of Theatre Excellence
Published Monday, August 1, 2016Phoenix Stages blog reports on MCC's amazing students, faculty,and guest artists who received nominations at the ariZoni Awards! Cedar Eileen Cody, Ausette Anderies, Angel Vigil, Zachary Fagan, Samantha Hanna, Kara Thomson, Jeff Thomson, Matthew Wiener, Jordan Deffenbaugh, Peter Weisman, Daniel Fine, Mary Brownell, Michael Blaney, Dallas Nichols and many others from Music! PHX Stages_ The 2016 Nominees for the ariZoni Awards of Theatre Excellence.pdf
Mesa Vice Mayor Featured Guest at Morning Coffee
Published Wednesday, July 27, 2016The East Valley Tribune reports that Mesa Vice Mayor Dennis Kavanaugh was the special guest Friday for "Coffee with the Councilmember" at MCC's PAC. Alex Keen, the venue manager for the Mesa Community College Performing Arts Center, was also featured. Councilman at PAC - East Valley Tribune_ Arizona.pdf
Cringe-Worthy Moments on Social Media Can Hurt Athletes
Published Wednesday, July 27, 2016MCC coach John Guerrero is quoted by the EV Tribune, “If I don’t know the recruit that well, then chances are the relationship ends there,” Mesa Community College men’s and women’s golf coach John Guerrero said. “But if I know the prospective recruit well, and I know a post was uncharacteristic, then I can stick with them. There have been times when I don’t have a relationship with someone and they post something questionable." Cringe-worthy moments on social media can hurt athletes - East...