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.
Marketnewsdesk.com reports on a large COVID-19 relief donation Bank of America recently made to Native American communities, one of which is MCC's Native American student population.
Yourvalley.net reports on three years of crime through MCC's Clery reports.Note: This article is only available through an online subscription.
Eastvalleytribune.com mentions MCC alumnus and Red Mountain Farmers Market founder, Ryan Alarie, in a report on the Food Park farmers mart.
Insidehighered.com highlights MCC's technology-related expenses to assist students affected by COVID-19 in a report on the financial toll the pandemic has taken on universities.
Triplicate.com reports on the Rogue Community College Board of Education selecting Mesa Community College alumna, Maria Ramos Underwood, to serve as an interim member.
HumanResourcesToday.com interviews Preston D. Cameron, MCC Business Program Director, on maintaining leadership integrity during times of crisis.
Signalsaz.com reports on Empire Southwest partnering with MCC and NAU to help employees earn college degrees.
The Phoenix New Times reports on the Maricopa Native Seed Library and the new ethnobotanical garden at MCC Red Mountain established by the Arizona Lottery Gives Back grant.Note: The grant was secured by MCC Cultural Sciences professor Niccole Villa Cerveny, Ph.D., and is being overseen by Biology professor Andrew Holycross, Ph.D. while she's on sabbatical.
Azednews.com reports on the college's drive-through 2020 graduation ceremony.
Yourvalley.net reports on MCC's drive-through 2019-2020 graduation ceremony.
The MesaCC Legend reports on Wynn Call, Ph.D., who was recognized in the "Excellence in Teaching" category of the MCC 2020 Hall of Fame.
The MesaCC Legend reports on Betsy Hertzler, Ed.D, M.A., M.C. Counseling, who was recognized in the "Excellence in Teaching" category of the MCC 2020 Hall of Fame.
The MesaCC Legend reports on Mona Scott, Ed.D, who was recognized in the "Excellence in Teaching" category of the MCC 2020 Hall of Fame.
Yourvalley.net reports on Empire Southwest partnering with MCC and Northern Arizona University to provide degree pathways for its employees.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on the new critical care and continuing education paramedicine courses MCC will offer in spring 2021.
The Mesa Independent reports on Mesa Community College joining the Amazon Web Services Academy.
The Mesa Tribune reports on a $50,000 Santander Consumer USA Inc. Foundation grant awarded to low-income students in MCC’s Green Flag program.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on MCC joining Amazon's AWS Academy.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on MCC professor Dr. Andrew Holycross and his colleague, the late Dr. Joseph Mitchell, for coauthoring an authoritative book: Snakes of Arizona.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce publishes the announcement of a $50,000 grant from Santander Consumer USA Inc. Foundation supporting the MCC Green Flag program.