KJZZ covers the discussion U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and Arizona senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema hosted at MCC regarding the recently passed infrastructure bill.
AZCentral/Arizona Republic covers the discussion U.S. Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg and Arizona senators Mark Kelly and Kyrsten Sinema hosted at MCC regarding the recently passed infrastructure bill.
The Mesa Legend features the addition of a Never Forget Garden to the MCC Rose Garden, honoring veterans and the centennial of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.
Elizabeth Ursic, Ph.D., MCC religious studies faculty, summarizes her experience at a two-week faculty seminar in Jordan in this American Center of Research Jordan article.
The MCC/Omicron Beta chapter of Phi Theta Kappa is featured in the inaugural edition of Change Makers showcasing its student-facilitated 21-Day Race and Equity Challenge.Change Makers is the first journal showcasing leadership among community college students.
Community College Daily features MCC's First Year Experience program receiving a $40,000 grant from TruWest Credit Union.
Dan Piercy, director of MCC's Green Flag program, is quoted in this article from Community College Daily about receiving a $70,000 grant from the Santander Consumer USA Inc. Foundation.
Melissa Carpenter of MCC's Foundations for Student Success is quoted in this credit union trade publication (CUInsight) about TruWest Credit Union donating $40,000 for students participating in the first year experience.
TruWest Credit Union's $40,000 grant to MCC's First Year Experience program is featured in this CUInsight article.
The Navajo Times highlights Mona Scott Figueroa, Ed.D., MCC American Indian studies and Sociology faculty, for being recognized with an Excellence in Teaching MCC Hall of Fame honor.
MCC Police Officer Jim Hill shares the importance of the10th annual Battle of the Badges flag football game in this Cronkite News segment. Click here to watch the segment.
Current MCC employees Dr. Mona Scott Figueroa, Dr. Wynn Call, Dr. Elizabeth "Betsy" Hertzler, Steve Jacobs are inducted into the MCC Hall of Fame in this Arizona Informant article.
Dr. Lori Berquam is quoted in this article about MCC offering four-year degrees in 2023. Maricopa County Community Colleges eye 2023 to offer four-year degrees
Dr. Kris Bliss is interviewed by the Mesa Legend about the 20th anniversary celebration of the Red Mountain Campus.
Dori DiPietro, MCC Social Work faculty is featured in this ABC15 news segment about the Parent Peer Support Social Work Scholarship Stipend Program. New program helping parents beat addiction and regain custody of their children
The 10th annual Battle of the Badges at MCC's Southern and Dobson Campus is featured in this Mesa Legend article. 10th Annual Battle of Badges was a touchdown
Battle of the Badges at MCC is featured in the East Valley Tribune.
The MCC Red Mountain Campus 20th anniversary celebration is promoted by the Mesa Independent.
Bert Ouderkirk, MCC Administration of Justice Studies faculty, is featured in this 3TV/CBS5 segment on recruiting officers to fill open positions. Note: MCC offers an Administration of Justice Studies (AJS) program, not an HDS degree as noted in the article. Moving to the Midwest; Phoenix Police looks to fill open positions in Ohio
MCC Interim President, Dr. Lori Berquam, is discusses the benefits of local community colleges offering select bachelor's degrees in this Fox 10 news segment.
TechNation reprints MCC journalism student Adam Terro's Mesa Legend article, MCC Partners with Banner Health to Create Biomedical Technology Program.
A $10,000 gift from the Boeing Company supports Mesa College Promise students. Community College Daily - Funding Roundup https://www.ccdaily.com/2021/09/funding-roundup-234/
MCC alumnus Ivan Quintana nominated for National Association of Secretaries of State John Lewis Youth Leadership Award.
AZBigMedia shares how colleges and universities adapted through the pandemic and the future of college post pandemic. Dr. Lori Berquam gives an example of how MCC changed some processes for our students.
Dr. Lori Berquam is quoted in this Valley Independent article about The Boeing Company supporting Mesa College Promise students with a $10,000 gift.