Mesa Now announced that Google Fiber supports MCC's Mesa College Promise program with a $25,000 donation, enhancing educational opportunities for Mesa high school students pursuing STEM degrees.
The Mesa Legend reported that MCC International Education recently welcomed 14 international students from nine countries for a one-year degree program, fostering a diverse and inclusive educational environment.
Phoenix Business Journal mentions MCC President Dr. Tammy Robinson joined panelists at the PHX East Valley Partnership’s Statespersons’ Event, Recognizing Women Leaders, to discuss ways to build the next generation of leaders. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.
Jamf's blog featured Alvin Bridges, Associate Vice President for College Technology Services at Mesa Community College. Bridges discussed successfully implementing a 1-to-1 iPad program with the help of Jamf's technology solutions. This initiative aims to close the digital equity gap and support first generation college students.
Queen Creek Sun-Times featured MCC's EdRising Club members Caitlin McLeroy, Sariah Chabarria, Torri Tsosie, and Tawn Hauptli, who excelled at the 2023 EdRising national conference, winning first-place awards in various competitions focused on education and community service.
The City of Mesa September Economic Report article highlights MCC's collaboration with industry leaders like Boeing to provide specialized workforce development programs, such as the Cable Harness Wiring Boot Camp, to meet the immediate skills needs in the Phoenix-Mesa Metro area.
WL US FM 98.3 mentioned MCC in article about the city of Mesa.
Phoenix Business Journal's article about young entrepreneurs features MCC graduate Trent Manager, co-founder and chief technology officer for BlockTec, a Phoenix-based software development firm. Note: This article is only available to subscribers.
Queen Creek Sun Times mentioned National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week and MCC's HSI EXCELlence program.
12 News featured that MCC has experienced a 39% increase in construction student enrollment from 2019 to 2023 through early college credit programs. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
Broadway World introduces MCC Theatre & Film Art's upcoming presentation of The Play That Goes Wrong.
The Queen Creek Sun Times features the MCC Theatre and Film Arts Department's mainstage season featuring comedy, drama, and tragedy, along with available season passes.
This is Tucson features former MCC student Adiba Nelson, an author and inspirational speaker, who is the first Black author selected as a Writer in Residence at Pima County Public Library.
Queen Creek Sun Times featured New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning's event, Lifelong Learning 101, a free event showcasing fall classes and activities for active seniors at MCC Red Mountain Campus.
The Daily Independent features MCC's New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning for hosting Lifelong Learning 101, a free event showcasing fall classes and activities for active seniors.
Cronkite News interviewed MCC Social Work student Kristy Dupree about the AHCCCS grant that provides federal funding to community college students pursuing careers in behavioral health.
The Arizona Republic featured MCC foreign exchange student Buhari Abdulai, who participated in the College Partners Program, where he connects with older adults living with dementia through Hospice of the Valley. (This content is only available to subscribers.)
The Mesa Legend featured the free dental screening event provided by MCC Dental Hygiene students.
The Mesa Tribune covered the recognition of MCC faculty Pamela Lizardi, Minh Nghiem, and Jorge Pierce for their contributions to the college community.
The Arizona Republic mentions the Semiconductor Technician Quick Start Program in this article about the semiconductor industry's need for more workers. This content is only available to subscribers.
Queen Creek Sun Times covered the details about the free dental screenings by dental hygiene students at MCC.
Phoenix Business Journal highlighted the Arizona Advanced Manufacturing Institute's (AzAMI) partnership with Baltu Technologies and Chicanos Por La Causa to introduce prospective students to high-tech manufacturing careers.
The Rough Notes Company mentioned former MCC football player Will Shaw's career path from the football field to the insurance tech field.
Mesa Mayor John Giles' opinion piece on creating jobs and opportunity, mentioning the Mesa College Promise, appears in the Phoenix Business Journal.
MCC student, Agustin Hernandez, and Construction Trades Program Director, David Cain, are quoted in this Queen Creek Sun Times story featuring the expansion of the MCC Construction Trades. Note: The photo accompanying the article includes Hernandez's daughter Lilly Hernandez who is in the MCC Construction…