The Mesa Chamber of Commerce shares the news that Mesa Community College (MCC) is one of five Chapter of the Year recipients selected from among more than 350 international chapters by Net Impact.
MCC's First Year Experience Program receives a national award as highlighted by the Mesa Independent.
The Mesa Independent features MCC's student-athletes who received NCJAA All-Academic Honors for the 2020-21 season.
Phxstages.com features Teatro Bravo's collaboration with Mesa Community College (MCC) for the production of "Three's a Party."
Nationalcybersecurity.com features the accomplishments of the 28 Mesa Community College student-athletes who earned All-Academic honors from the National Junior College Athletic Association.
The MCC Technopreneur Experience program is highlighted in the City of Mesa's economic development report for the third quarter of 2021.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce shares the news of the MCC First Year Experience Program being recognized as a Program of Promise by the National Organization for Student Success (NOSS).
MCC alumnus Roma Ouk and the MCC Cable Harness Wiring Boot Camp, provided in partnership with Boeing, are featured in the The Hechinger Report.Note: This story also ran in The Washington Post: Community colleges, businesses partner on workforce training - The Washington Post and on the University Professional & Continuing Education Association blog: Professional, Continuing, and Online…
MCC alumnus Bill Byron's public relations career is featured in this Arcadia News article.
MCC's second Gold Healthy Arizona Worksites Award in a row is featured on the Mesa Chamber of Commerce website.
MCC and Maricopa Information Technology Information Institute - East Valley staff are highlighted in the Mesa Tribune for their work on an app to help teens with mental health struggles.
MCC faculty members Diana Breed, R.N. and Elizabeth “Bootsie” Martinez are highlighted in the Daily Independent for earning Endowed Teaching Awards for excellence in teaching and learning.
The MCC Wire Harness Bootcamp is featured in this Wire Harnessing News article.
The Daily Independent informs its readers of the free VITA tax-prep day 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Friday, July 9, 2021 at the MCC Downtown Center.
The MCC performance of Three's a Party, premiering July 9-17, is featured in this YourValley.net article.
MCC faculty members Diana Breed, R.N. and Elizabeth “Bootsie” Martinez, are highlighted in this Mesa Chamber News article for receiving Endowed Teaching Chair awards for excellence in instruction and demonstrated engagement in innovative and effective teaching practices.
The Arizona Department of Health Services (ADHS) and Maricopa County Department of Public Health recognize Mesa Community College (MCC) for its excellence in worksite wellness strategies in this Greater Phoenix inBusiness article.
Mesa Community College (MCC) is highlighted in this Net Impact press release for a partnership with Feed My Starving Children to host the largest service day event in the college's history.
MCC Interim President Dr. Lori Berquam and Mayor Giles are interviewed on Mesa Morning Live about the Mesa College Promise Program, which will provide funds for high school graduates who are Mesa residents to attend MCC for two years.
Reggie Haywood, MCC alumnus, is featured in this article about his Phoenix-based shredding company.
MCC students Valerie Neal, Jacqueline Gentry, Ashley Tenney and Helena Balderrama Sauceda are featured in this East Valley Tribune article highlighting the Maricopa County Community College District Artists of Promise competition.
MCC alum and Mesa native Frank Gonzales is featured in this Fine Art and You article. Gonzales currently resides in Queens, New York.
Diane Meza, director of the Maricopa Information Technology Institute-East Valley (MITI-EV), is featured in this AZEDNEWS article highlighting the MCC Technopreneur Experience program. The program enhances the experiences and employability of students pursuing careers using emerging technology.
MCC alumnus Tony Maresca is featured in this Mesa Tribune article highlighting his successful bowling career.
The no-cost, Amazon Web Services Cloud Foundations training, provided by MCC CIS faculty Dennis Kibbe to other higher education instructors, is featured in the Apache Junction/Gold Canyon Independent.