Media Coverage

ASU spells success for new military advocate

Published Monday, April 4, 2016

Kelley Stewart, MCC and ASU alumna, is the newest military advocate at the Pat Tillman Veterans Center. ASU spells success for new military advocate _ ASU Now.pdf

Center Stage: Kent Burnham on Making Shakespeare Accessible to Students

Published Friday, April 1, 2016

Kent Burnham, adjunct professor at Mesa Community College and associate artistic director and director of education and outreach at Southwest Shakespeare Company, tells how the appeal of Shakespeare lies in its timelessness.

Coverage: Real Life Emergency Scenarios for First Responder Trainees

Published Wednesday, March 30, 2016

Video coverage of the Immersive Total Patient Management Exercise from Wednesday and Thursday at MCC's Downtown Center. MCC students created life-like scenarios to aid in the training of tomorrow's first responders and medical professionals. Channel 3 AZ Family coverage of "Real Life Emergency Scenarios for First Responder Trainees." and  Channel 3 AZ Family coverage of "First Responders Train for Real World Scenarios." Fox Channel 10,  Arizona Morning @ 9 a.m. segment does not appear...

Poet Josh Rathkamp to host workshop, reading at Art Intersection

Published Tuesday, March 29, 2016

As part of a series celebrating National Poetry Month, poet Josh Rathkamp hosted a community writing workshop at the Art Intersection Gallery in downtown Gilbert, AZ on Thursday, April 7. During the workshop, participants learned how to “overcome writers block and use art and rituals as a form of creative inspiration.” Poet Josh Rathkamp.pdf

Coverage of "D-backs Hire Their First Female Athletic Trainer"

Published Tuesday, March 29, 2016

The Arizona Diamondbacks have hired their first female athletic trainer. She works at MCC. The team announced Tuesday Kelly Boyce has been hired as the minor league athletic trainer for the team's Rookie League Team. 12 News, Diamondbacks hire 1st female head trainer _ 12NEWS.pdf and Tempe Wrangler News, AthleticTrainerWranglerNews.pdf and D-backs hire their first female athletic trainer - azfamily.pdf and http://www.wrex.com/story/31604357/2016/03/30/north-boone-grad-becomes-...

MCC Theatre Presents "Picnic"

Published Monday, March 28, 2016

Mesa Community College Theatre and Film Arts Department will present the play “Picnic” at 7:30 p.m. April 22-23 and 28-29 and at 2 p.m. April 23 and 30 at the MCC Theatre on the south side of MCC’s campus, 1833 W. Southern Ave. in Mesa. Tickets, ranging from $9 to $12, are available by calling the MCC Box Office at 480-461-7172, online at mesacc.edu/arts or at the door. Mesa Community College Theatre presents the play ‘Picnic’ _ Mesa Independent.pdf

Cosmic Fractures: Beatriz Cortez's Simultaneous Realities

Published Thursday, March 24, 2016

In artist Beatriz Cortez's installations, cracks and crevices are a consistent clue to the fractured existence she has experienced in her life. As an immigrant artist, Cortez says that living in Arizona taught her about how difficult it is for immigrants to negotiate daily life in an environment often hostile to outsiders. “The community of students [at Mesa Community College in Arizona] really helped me survive the shock of immigration in a most creative environment,” Cortez said. Cosmic...

Jaguar Club of Central Arizona -- Internships Offered to MCC Auto Performance Students

Published Thursday, March 24, 2016

Bryce Bond, Mesa Community College, automotive performance faculty member, and Robert Bronstein, president of the Jaguar Club of Central Arizona (member of the Jaguar Clubs of North America), announced their collaboration in extending several internships to MCC automotive performance students beginning in April, according to a press release. Jaguar Club of Central Arizona internships offered _ Mesa Independent.pdf

Knock on Wood: James Schwarz Hopes to Dazzle with Woodchip Mosaics

Published Tuesday, March 22, 2016

James Schwarz is currently studying ceramic art at Mesa Community College and chiseling his way into the heart of the local art world with his woodchip mosaics. Knock on Wood_ James Schwarz Hopes to Dazzle with Woodchip Mosaics _ Visual Arts _ The PHiX.pdfKnock on Wood_ James Schwarz Hopes to Dazzle with Woodchip Mosaics _ Visual Arts _ The PHiX.pdf

MCC Children's Center Receives Highest Rating

Published Monday, March 21, 2016

The Children’s Center at Mesa Community College, 1833 W. Southern Ave., has received the highest rating of five stars from Quality First Arizona – a signature program of First Things First. Mesa Community College Children’s Center receives highest rating _ Mesa Independent.pdf

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