John Mulhern, MCC athletics director; Yudidt Nonthe Sanchez, president of the Associated Students of Mesa Community College; Erica Horihan, MCC Red Mountain Campus student services specialist; Stacy Pickavance, MCC manager of marketing & public relations; and Christos Chronis, MCC chief development officer,…
Dr. Lori Berquam, MCC interim president, and Dr. Greg Peterson, Chandler-Gilbert Community College president, are featured in this Wrangler News cover story on Arizona community colleges offering four-year degrees.
Nora Reyes, MCC senior associate vice president, is featured in this Mesa Legend article on the college's projected in-person class occupancy for the fall semester.
Nicole Collins and Beth Ann Wright of MCC are featured in this HigherEdJobs.com article about establishing an LGBTQ+ community at community colleges.
Leah Palmer, executive director of the Arizona Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AzAMI) at MCC, is announced as a Fellow in the inaugural class of the Greater Phoenix Workforce Leadership Academy in this Greater Phoenix InBusiness magazine article.
Elizabeth Simpson, MCC English faculty, is featured in this Daily Independent article on MCC selecting the Thunderbird Tech Studio for its Innovation of the Year award.
Dori DiPietro, director of the MCC Social Work Program, is featured in this AZEdNews.com article on MCC's new social work career building program developed in partnership with the Family Involvement Center.
Francesca De Martini, Ph.D., MCC Life Science faculty, is featured in this Daily Independent report on a new Maricopa Center for Learning and Innovation Horizon Grant which provides support to students within the MCC Life Sciences department.Note: Also mentioned in the article are Erica Morley, Ph.D., and Luke Mumaw of the MCC Life Sciences department.
Dori DiPietro, director of the MCC Social Work Program, is cited in this Daily Independent story featuring the college's partnership with the Family Involvement Center to develop the careers of people recovering from opioid addiction.
MCC students are recognized by the City of Mesa during National Volunteer Week for their work promoting the 2020 census.
Carmen Newland, MCC senior associate vice president, is interviewed in this FOX10 segment explaining the Mesa College Promise program.
Elizabeth Figueroa, ASU student and MCC alumna, is featured in this Arizona State University News article about using the MyPath2ASU® program to navigate her higher education.
Pat Peppin, interim dean of MCC Enrollment Services, is featured in this Arizona Republic article about the importance of completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA).
Brigadier General Kerry L. Muehlenbeck, MCC Administration of Justice Studies Department chair and professor, is appointed by Gov. Doug Ducey to serve as the Arizona Adjutant General and Director of the Arizona Department of Emergency And Military Affairs.Note: This news was shared across the nation by multitudes of different print and broadcast media outlets.
Lori M. Berquam, MCC interim president, helps announce the availability of applications for the Mesa College Promise program in this East Valley Tribune article.
Colin Lynch, MCC alum and artist, is featured in this White Mountain Independent article on his journey into the arts through education.
Lori M. Berquam, MCC interim president, is quoted in this KTAR report on the Mesa College Promise program opening up for fall 2021.
Efren Trejo Pntaleion, a student of Mesa High School and MCC, was featured in this East Valley Tribune article on Mesa Public Schools students writing about their pandemic experiences.
Kevin Dressler, MCC Theatre faculty is interviewed by KJZZ about the college's first film Antigone. The film's trailer is included at the link below.
The Mesa Independent reports on Antigone, MCC's first feature film, premiering April 2-10.Note: This article also published on other city-specific Independent newspaper websites.
The premier of MCC's first feature film, Antigone, was featured by AZEdNews.com.
George Brooks Jr., Ph.D., MCC Sustainable Agriculture faculty member, was featured in this Yourvalley.net article about his recent nomination to the USDA Advisory Committee on Urban and Innovative Agriculture.
Mona Scott-Figueroa, residential faculty of the Cultural Sciences department, and Tricia White, director of the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, were both quoted in this Wrangler News article about the MCC Black History 2021 Year of Recognition.
This ABC 15 segment on the Maricopa Native Seed Library was filmed in the cienega at the MCC Red Mountain Campus.Note: Danielle Carlock, a librarian at Scottsdale Community College, was featured in this segment.
KTVK-3 reports Wayne Balmer, a 71-year-old MCC alumnus and current student, donated $115,000 to establish an endowed scholarship for the MCC Exercise Science students.Note: This segment aired on KTVK channel 3 during the 8pm newscast on March 15.