Targeted News Service expanded a report about Pat Peppin, MCC student services director received the prestigious Meritorious Achievement Award from the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators (NASFAA).
Federal Register daily journal mentions MCC was granted Hispanic-Serving Agricultural Colleges and Universities (HSACU) certification.
Broadway World mentioned MCC Music Theatre's performance of The SpongeBob Musical.
The American Association of Community Colleges reports Pat Peppin, student services director at MCC, was honored with the Meritorious Achievement Award by the National Association of Student Financial Aid Administrators for her outstanding dedication and leadership in her career of service and advocacy.
Targeted News Service features the Dr. Carole Drachler Library of Art History fifth anniversary celebration.
Kimberlee Zitek, MCC Dental Hygiene program director, is quoted in The Daily Independent about the Dental Hygiene program earning full accreditation.
Talkin Broadway spotlights MCC's production of "The Play That Goes Wrong," featuring the show cast: Jeffrey Rudolph, Jesse Kinser, Nicholas Chizek, Alex Parker, Mantra Rostami, Jaiden Weid, Jayden Brighton, Andy Gongora, Autumn Calkins and Ki Jackson.
PHX Stages covered the first look at MCC Theatre and Film Arts production of " THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG."
Noticiero Telemundo Arizona reported that MCC's Dental Hygiene Program is now fully accredited through 2029 by the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA), guaranteeing top-notch education and well-prepared dental hygienists. (Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.)
KTAR News quotes Kimberlee Zitek, MCCDental Hygiene program director, regarding the program's attainment of full accreditation status from the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA).
Targeted News Service amplified the distribution of a news release mentioning MCC's construction programs prepare students to enter the workforce.
The Daily Independent interviewed Sonny Hudson, MCC Police Commander, about a report highlighting a decrease in crimes in 2022 compared to previous years, attributing it to partnerships with law enforcement agencies, as stated in the federally mandated campus security report released in September. Note: Content is only available to Daily Independent subscribers.
ABC 15 interviewed Bert Ouderkirk, Chair of the Administration of Justice Studies at MCC, regarding a news report about the City of Tempe's Forensic Services Unit (FSU) undergoing training and review.
Arizona Commerce Authority featured MCC construction programs contribution to Arizona's growing construction workforce through comprehensive training programs.
The SE Valley Times interviewed Diane Meza, the director of the Maricopa Information Technology Institute-East Valley (MITI-EV), about MCC's partnership with the City of Mesa. They are collaborating to provide eligible small business owners with college credits through the Mesa Business Builder Educates U Program to enhance their skills and…
Go World Travel featured The Rose Garden at MCC, one of the largest public in the desert Southwest, featuring over 8,000 rose bushes designed by LeRoy Brady, Rose Garden architect. Capture.JPG
Targeted News Service reported on the MCC Dental Hygiene Program's achievement of full accreditation from the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA).
The Mexico Daily Post reports the governments of Mexico and the United States will work together to enhance workforce development efforts. Mexico will send students to study in the Automated Industrial Technology program at MCC.
Targeted News Service expanded the reach of a news release about the MCC Dental Hygiene Program earning full accreditation from the Commission on Dental Accreditation (CODA).
Arizona's Family (3 TV/CBS 5) announces a new partnership, between the City of Mesa and Mesa Community College, to help small businesses succeed by offering free college classes. This story aired multiple times on the morning and evening newscasts. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
Highered Dive reports that MCC aims to improve student turnout for the 2024 presidential election by establishing polling sites at each of its campuses.
Az Big Media interviewed Diane Meza, the director of the Maricopa Information Technology Institute-East Valley (MITI-EV), discussing MCC's partnership with the City of Mesa, which allows Mesa business owners to earn college credits through the Mesa Business Builder Educates U Program.
KTAR highlights MCC's partnership with Mesa's Office of Economic Development, offering small business owners a chance to earn college credits via the Mesa Business Builder Educates U Program, which provides access to 17 business certificate programs, fostering skill development and boosting Mesa's economy.
Phx Stages featured the cast of "The Play That Goes Wrong" at MCC.
The City of Mesa's newsroom highlighted MCC's partnership with the city to offer eligible Mesa small business owners the chance to earn free college credits through the Mesa Business Builder Educates U Program.