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.
Arizona Digital Free Press mentions former MCC faculty member Irwin Phelps in a report about the upcoming musical production "Jesus the Christ," which celebrates the Easter story.
Channel 10 interviews MCC's Director of Strategic Enrollment, Celina Salinas, on the Mesa College Promise expansion to serve adult learners.Note: This content aired multiple times.9 am: https://couchpotato.mesa11.com/cp/public/clip/334E1C1ENOON: https://couchpotato.mesa11.com/cp/public/clip/65F6B990
BNNBreaking.com distributes a press release about Kuwaiti Fire Force officers advancing their fire science knowledge in MCC's Fire Science program.
Newsbreak mentions MCC Interim President Dr. Kimberly Britt and MCC students Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, Jakobe Stevens, and Rei Zann Wee in a report highlighting their outstanding accomplishments and recognition at the 2024 All-Arizona Academic Team.
The Daily Independent quotes MCC Interim President Dr. Kimberly Britt and MCC students Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, Jakobe Stevens, and Rei Zann Wee for being selected as members of the 2024 All-Arizona Academic Team.
Targeted News Service shares a press release about MCC's Thunderbird Powwow.
The Mesa Legend interviews MCC student Shineka Clay, from the American Indian Institute, regarding the powwow.
Native Sun News Today highlights former MCC faculty Beverly Warne and her creation of the Native American Nursing Education Center in Rapid City.
The Mesa Tribune mentions MCC in relation to a report about the City of Mesa being poised to allow billboards at two sites next to the U.S. 60 near MCC.
Modern Salon highlights MCC student Patrice Arriaga in a report about the Angel Cut, a hairstyle that serves as an urgent plea for help for those silently suffering.
Playbill mentions former MCC student Charity Angél Dawson who is starring in the Broadway play, "& Juliet" and owns a vegan soul food business.
KJZZ interviews Tracey Blocker, MCC Art Gallery Coordinator, regarding the MCC Art Gallery's dual exhibits honoring Black History and Women's History Month.
Arizona's Family CBS 5 and 3TV highlights the MCC Art Gallery in a report about the "Matriarchs of Washington Park & Future Matriarchs" exhibit during Black History Month.
Targeted News Service distributed a press release about MCC students Charlotte Fornasiero, Matthew Skabelund, Jakobe Stevens, and Isabel Rei Zann Wee, being named to the 2024 All-Arizona Academic Team.
The West Valley View features MCC alumnus Brandon Bell in a report about his steel business in Mesa and a second steelyard in Goodyear.
The new Miss Native MCC Kadence Sayles and First Attendant Kaitlyn Yazzie are highlighted by the Queen Creek Sun-Times.
The Phoenix Business Journal highlights the MCC Certificate of Completion (CCL) in the Biomedical Equipment Technology program as one of MCCCD's bioscience certificates.
WalletHub interviews former MCC faculty Richard Toler about the future of credit cards.