The Mesa College Promise scholarship program is featured in Community College Daily for receiving a $10,000 gift from Dexcom, Inc.
Birder Sally Mesarosh, an MCC alumna and former employee, is featured in the Mesa Tribune for her skill photographing birds in nature.
The MCC Administration of Justice Studies is featured in this Queen Creek Sun Times article for offering a free one-day training to earn an Arizona Department of Public Safety unarmed security guard license.
MCC religious studies professor Elizabeth Ursic is featured in AZEDNEWS for her research on a Byzantine cross design in Jordan as well as getting an article published in the American Centers pf Research Insights publication.
The Mesa Independent features a gift from Dexcom Inc. to the Mesa College Promise program.
Fox 10 promotes MCC dental hygiene students offering discounted teeth cleanings and oral health screenings during a Feb. 5 event.
Monty Hernandez, a 12-year-old boy with autism who is an MCC Dual Enrollment student attending Skyline High School, is featured by Arizona Family for being accepted to attend Arizona State University in the fall.Note: This story had been featured in multiple news outlets across the country.
MCC geography and sustainability professor Niccole Cerveny is quoted in this Mesa Independent article featuring native seed and plant projects which received support from grants.Note: This story also appears in the Apache Junction Independent and Daily Independent newspapers.
AZEDNEWS features Yvonne Schmidt, MCC’s study abroad coordinator for being selected as a Gilman International Scholarship Advisor Ambassador.
Wrangler News features MCC alumnus Terry Roe being elected to a one-year term as Chandler vice mayor.
The Daily Independent features MCC dental hygiene students providing discounted teeth cleanings and oral health screenings during an event in February.
Elite Learning features Charles “Wes” Foster, MSN, BA, RN, CMSRN, OCN, MCC nursing faculty, being named president of the Medical-Surgical Nursing Certification Board.
Yvonne Schmidt of MCC's International Education Office is featured in the Mesa Independent article for being selected a Gilman International Scholarship Advisor Ambassador.
MCC Automated Industrial Technology Program Director, Ken Hackler, is featured in an American Society of Mechanical Engineers video about robots entering the workforce to help battle supply chain disruptions and labor shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The MCC social work program's partnership with the Family Involvement Center is highlighted in this story about the positive impact of using peer navigators to help parents regain custody of their children.
Ivan Quintana, an MCC alumnus, employee and Arizona State University student, is featured in ASU Now as a 2022 ASU Martin Luther King Jr. Student Servant-Leadership awardee.
Leah Palmer of MCC's Arizona Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AzAMI) is quoted in this article from the Daily Independent about the first-time collaboration with Commercial Metals Co.’s micro mill in Mesa, CMC Steel Arizona, about offering an innovative training program developing a workforce of steelmakers for the 21st century.Note: The story also…
MCC Biology Honors student Cecelia Wrightsman's research on Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) appears in Autism Parenting Magazine (issue 130). Note: The article is available by subscription.
The Mesa College Promise program is included in this KTAR article on the Arizona Promise Program.
Fall 2021 MCC Paramedicine graduates are featured by the Mesa Independent.
MCC Business faculty, Ernest Sears Jr., is quoted in this WalletHub.com article about personal injury protection/no-fault insurance.
MCC Dental Hygiene students are featured in the Mesa Legend sharing the valuable hands-on experience they receive during the program.
Jocelyn "Jo" Mandal's receipt of the Certificate of Merit as part of the Outstanding Advising Award-Primary Advising Role from the National Academic Advising Association is featured in the Mesa Independent.
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg with Arizona Senators Kyrsten Sinema and Mark Kelly toured MCC's Technology Building and listened to supply chain industry leaders at Mesa Community College.
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg along with U.S. Sen. Mark Kelly, and U.S. Sen. Kyrsten Sinema toured MCC's campus to promote the signing of the $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.