The Mesa College Promise scholarship program at MCC being extended to include adults is reported by EastValley.com.
Signals/Talking Glass Media announces that the Mesa College Promise Program Expands to Eligible Adult Learners. Featured in the announcement are Mesa Mayor John Giles, MCC Interim President Kimberly Britt, Education Forward AZ CEO Rich Nickels, and Google Regional Head of Data Centers AZ Kate Franko.…
KJZZ FM spotlights the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online. This segment aired multiple times.
The expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners is spotlighted by ABC 15.
12 News interviews Margaret Talia White, senior student services specialist at the American Indian Institute, regarding the MCC Pow Wow.Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
ABC 15 News announces the Mesa College Promise program now includes adult learners at MCC. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
MCC alumna Teri Tobin, CEO of Sōl 2 Kēp Entertainment LLC, is one of the Superb Women featured by the Garland Journal.
The Mesa Legend highlights MCC students Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, Jakobe Stevens, and Isabel Rei Zann Wee for their academic accomplishments at the All-Arizona Academic Team Recognition Ceremony.
Hello Iowa mentions the MCC Rose Garden. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
BNN praises MCC's Performing Arts Center "Odds & Ends" evening Feb. 27 showcasing student and Valley musicians in a diverse musical spectacle. The article spotlights student talent as well as the history of the PAC, a thriving venue for one of the nation's largest community college music departments.
MCC students Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, Isabel Rei Zann Wee and Jakobe Stevens named to the the All-Arizona Academic Team for their individual academic accomplishments were recognized in The Mesa Legend.
Yahoo Entertainment features an East Valley Tribune interview with Jaden Bird, Inter-Tribal Student Organization member/Pow Wow chair and MCC American Indian Institute senior student services specialist Margaret Talia White (Diné) regarding the March 9 Thunderbird Pow Wow.
Jaden Bird, MCC Inter-Tribal Student Organization member/Pow Wow chair is quoted along with MCC American Indian Institute student services specialist Margaret Talia White (Diné) about the March 9 Pow Wow event in an article by the East Valley Tribune.
CHANNELS 3/5 highlights the Mesa College Promise program expanding to include adult learners at MCC.Note: This content aired multiple times.
KJZZ highlights the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners.
KJZZ releases news that the Mesa College Promise Program will now include adults. Google contributed funds to expand the public-private partnership, which provides two years of paid tuition and fees at MCC.
The Chronicle of Higher Education interviews Aziz Alhadi, the director of International Education at MCC, for this story highlighting the involvement of international students in the Semiconductor Technician Quick Start Program. Note: News segments containing mentions of this piece are available only via subscription.
Fire Middle East Magazine highlights MCC students Muhammad Alazmei and Amer Alraqei's interviews with the Mesa Legend regarding a report about Kuwaiti fire force officers continuing their studies at MCC.
ABC15 features the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC. Note: Video is not available online.
12 News highlights the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC. Note: Video is not available online.
Targeted News Service amplifies news of the Mesa College Promise program expanding to include adult learners to additional media outlets. The shared news release includes quotes from MCC Interim President Kimberly Britt, MCC students Rosalee Martinez and Christian Guevara as well as City of Mesa Mayor John Giles, Education Forward Arizona CEO…
KTAR highlights the expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC. MCC Interim President Dr. Kimberly Britt is included in the photo accompanying this story.Note: An audio of this segment is not available online.
The Mesa College Promise program expansion to include adult learners is featured in this All About Arizona News piece.
Raising Arizona Kids includes the MCC CIS Multimedia Madness Summer Camp in its list of 2024 Phoenix Visual Arts Summer Camps.
The expansion of the Mesa College Promise program to include adult learners at MCC is promoted by Fox 10 News. Note: This story aired on multiple newcasts. Video is not available online.