Christos Chronis, MCC Chief Philanthropy officer, and TruWest Community Development Officer Rachel Caballero discuss the value of partnerships in this Imagine the Difference podcast, Growing a Tru Community.
MCC student Sam Fadden, Dean of Instruction Michael Voss, and AzAMI Executive Director Leah Palmer are quoted in this WCET article on microcredentials.
Craig Peterson, MCC's music department chair and director of the the Sonoran Desert Chorale is quoted in this Daily Independent article noting the Chorale's 29th season.
The Mesa Legend quotes Dr. Nora Reyes (MCC) and Charles Coolidge (MCCCD) on MCC's hopes to offer bachelor's degrees in Data Analytics and Programming and Arts in Early Childhood Education: Dual Language in Fall 2023.
AZEd News features MCC as the site of Maricopa IT Institute-East Valley's new advanced IT certification program, featuring the availability of AppleCare prerequisite courses.
David Cain, the MCC Construction Trades program director, is quoted on page 14 of Wrangler News. Screen Shot 2022-09-22 at 9.20.44 AM.pngScreen Shot 2022-09-22 at 9.20.44 AM.png
TechConnect Magazine features MCC's Semiconductor Technician Quick Start program, the result of a partnership with Intel, and its Cable Harness Wiring Boot Camp, the result of a partnership with The Boeing Company.
The MCC AppleCare technician program is included in this edition of Community College Daily.
The Maricopa County Election Department is set up to help people register to vote in the Kirk Student Center in this ABC 15 article.
Ahwatukee Foothills News features Mesa Community College as one of three Maricopa Community Colleges to offer Semiconductor Technician Quick Start programs.
MCC staff member Diane Meza is quoted in this Tempe in Motion article about MITI-EV's new AppleCare Technician program, which will launch at MCC in October.
MCC staff member Diane Meza is quoted in a KTAR news article about the fall offering of the AppleCare Technician program.
MCC is one of four MCCCD colleges mentioned Workforce Monitor for creating micro-pathways in IT and advanced manufacturing through the Education Design Lab’s Community College Growth Engine Fund.
MCC police officer Jim Hill talks about the "backpack to school" program in this Wrangler News article. image0.jpeg
Lisha Dunlap, marketing manager for CGCC, writes an article on the semiconductor industry for InBusiness Magazine.
Kris Bliss, MCC's Student Services Director, writes an article on leadership in community colleges after COVID-19 for the League for Innovation in the Community College.
Michael Bogner, MCC Computer Information Systems faculty, is quoted by AZED News for his role in developing a new training course for education providers.
Mesa Community College is the site of Corning and AT&T's announcement regarding a new cable manufacturing facility in Gilbert in this AZ Big Media article.
MCC's First Year Experience (FYE) program receiving a $40,000 grant from TruWest Credit Union is featured in Arizona Health & Living Magazine.
MCC alumnus Douglas Miles Sr., founder of Apache Skateboards, is featured by the Santa Fe Reporter for painting a '98 Cadillac belonging to the late Allan Houser, one of his personal heroes.
MCCCD Interim Chancellor Dr. Steven R. Gonzales highlights the Maricopa Community Colleges' Construction Trades programs in this AZ Big Media article.
CU Today.info website mentions TruWest Credit Union's commitment to supporting the communities in which it operates, including Mesa Community College's First-Year Experience Program.
Lorena Austin, MCC alumna and student government advisor, discusses her family history, education and political aspirations.
Francis Tesmer, CEO of ROLFS Global, is interviewed by American Salon about the LEAD program, a higher education degree program for beauty professionals, created in partnership with L'Oréal, Mesa Community College and Arizona State University.
David Cain, Ph.D., MCC construction trades program director, is quoted in the Mesa Independent article about the launch of the construction trades program with the fall 2022 semester.This article also appeared in the Tempe Independent and Apache Junction Independent.