MCC student Mia Haas is the focus of this Mesa Tribune article announcing her being selected as a 2021 All-Arizona Academic Team honoree.
Mia Haas of Mesa, Savannah Sandoe of Tempe, and Vicente Ortez of Guadalupe are all MCC students recognized in this East Valley Tribune article announcing members of the 2021 All-Arizona Academic Team Recognition Ceremony.
Sarah Banner, MCC Student Services Director at MCC, authored this article about advising students during a pandemic. Community College Journal - February_March 2021 - Advising community college students during a pande.jpg
Leigha Wolf, a newly registered nurse at Banner Gateway Medical Center and MCC alumna, interviews with ABC15 about working to become a nurse after the death of her parents.
Laura Ballard, MCC eLearning director, is quoted in this Mesa Chamber of Commerce announcement about MCC courses being offered online to out-of-state students through January 2022.
The Mesa Independent quotes Laura Ballard, MCC eLearning director, in an article on MCC being authorized to offer online classes in all 50 states by the National Council for State Authorization Reciprocity Agreements.
Micky Scala, a young local boxer and MCC student, is featured in the East Valley Tribune following his second professional win.
GilbertSunNews.com explains how Leigha Wolf, MCC alumna and newly registered nurse, fulfilled the dying wish of her mother by joining Banner Gateway Medical Center in Gilbert.
Andrew Holycross, MCC Life Sciences faculty and co-author of the newly published "Snakes of Arizona" book, is interviewed by the MesaCC Legend.
The Mesa Legend reports on the MCC Counseling department seeing an increased number of students since the COVID-19 pandemic.
Michael Voss, MCC dean of Career and Technical Instruction, and MCC student Jackie Wheeler are featured in this ABC 15 Rebound Arizona segment featuring free job training scholarships for qualifying Town of Gilbert residents impacted by COVID-19. Dan Henderson with the Town's Economic Development department is also featured.
Vallum: Contemporary Poetry highlights Amy Lerman, MCC English faculty member, for her poem "Four on the Floor".
ThriveGlobal.com publishes advice by Preston D. Cameron, MCC's Business Program Director, on maintaining a positive climate at work.
The Arizona Republic reports on the Langston Hughes Project, a virtual jazz experience hosted by Mesa Community College, Scottsdale Community College and Chandler-Gilbert Community College, in an feature about local Black History Month events.
The MesaCC Legend reports on AppleCare Technician courses being offered at Mesa Community College.
Dr. Michelle Traveler, Computer Information Systems faculty, is featured on the Apple Higher Education website discussing Swift and Xcode classes at MCC.
The Payson Roundup reports Mesa Community College alumnus, Fernando Shipley, has been appointed to the Gila County Provisional Community College District Governing Board.
Barret Honors College at Arizona State University recognizes Mesa Community College alumna and ASU student, Jacqueline White Menchaca, as a recipient of a prestigious fellowship from the U.S. Department of State.
Azbigmedia.com reports on Mesa Community College alumna and 1971 Hall of Fame Honoree, Deborah Bateman, being honored by the National Bank of Arizona for her 50 years of service.
Apsense.com mentions Mesa Community College's resources in their online guide to becoming a Python developer.
YourValley.net reports on Mesa Community College students offering free dental services to their community.Note: This article was published on both the Tempe and Daily Independent YourValley.net sites.
The Mesa Independent reports on Mesa Community College students participating in online life support certification courses through the Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation initiative program.
The Arizona Daily Sun reports on MCC alumnus, Eric Eikenberry, being appointed to the Coconino Community College District Governing Board.
Yourvalley.net reports on MCC offering two eight-week AppleCare courses this spring.Note: A subscription may be necessary to view this article.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports that Mesa Community College, the only college in Arizona which provides the AppleCare Technician certificate program, will offer two eight-week, for-credit, evening AppleCare courses this spring.