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.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce's new e-newsletter featured MCC's press release about The Boeing Company supporting Mesa College Promise students with a $10,000 gift.
The MCC-East Valley Institute of Technology (EVIT) Early Childhood Education partnership is highlighted in this AZTV segment. Early Childhood Education Program with East Valley Institute of Technology
North Central News features MCC faculty Ann Morton for her textile display at Phoenix Art Museum.
The Mesa Independent shares the news that MCC dental hygiene students are accepting appointments for discounted teeth cleanings and oral health screenings on Saturday, Sept. 11, at the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health.
The Mesa Independent reports that Nora Amavisca Reyes, Mesa Community College senior associate vice president, is selected as one of 25 to participate in the third cohort of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Leadership Academy/La Academia de Liderazgo.
The Thunderbird Tech Studio is featured in this League for Innovation in the Community College profile for its support of MCC students in an increasingly virtual environment.
Michael Voss, dean of instruction for MCC Career & Technical Education, is featured in this Daily Independent article detailing the partnership between Banner Health and MCC to establish the Biomedical Equipment Technology certificate program.
Diane Meza, director of the Maricopa Information Technology Institute-East Valley, is quoted in the Community Impact article about Gilbert businesses seeking employees.
The Mesa Legend highlights MCC's partnership with Banner Health to create a new biomedical equipment technology certificate program.
The Mesa Legend interviews Brad Kendrex, Executive Vice President for Finance and Operations, about what students can expect for the Fall 2021 return to campus.
Erinanne Saffell, Ph.D., is interviewed by Arizona PBS regarding her recent appointment as Arizona's state climatologist. https://azpbs.org/horizon/2021/08/governor-ducey-appoints-climatologist
The Daily Independent shares the news that Erinanne Saffell, Ph.D., director of MCC’s geography program and residential faculty member, was recently appointed Arizona’s state climatologist by Governor Doug Ducey.
Community College Daily features Erinanne Saffell, director of MCC’s (MCC) geography program and residential faculty member, for her recent appointment as Arizona’s state climatologist by Governor Doug Ducey.
The Mesa Tribune features Erinanne Saffell, director of MCC's Geography program and newly named Arizona state climatologist.
The Mesa Independent shares the news that MCC is open for the fall semester beginning August 21, 2021.
InBusiness Greater Phoenix magazine highlights MCC's partnership with Banner Health to launch a Biomedical Technology Certificate Program.
Melissa Carpenter, director of Foundations for Student Success at MCC, gives students tips on how to succeed in college in this College Times article.
The Nearly Famous Barry Young Show on KFYI-AM features Erinanne Saffell, Ph.D., director of MCC's Geography program and residential faculty member, being appointed Arizona’s state climatologist by Governor Doug Ducey. Note: Audio segment is not available.