The East Valley Tribune reports Audriana Mitchell, an MCC student, was crowned the 2019-2020 Miss Indian Arizona. Web Magazine Image of article
The Navajo Times reports that MCC student Audriana Mitchell was crowned Miss Indian Arizona for 2019-20.https://navajotimes.com/ae/community/mitchell-named-58th-miss-indian-arizona/
MCC's Chair of Administration of Justice Studies, Dr. Kerry Muehlenbeck, provided information to 12News about class six open-ended offenses in a segment on a Mesa bus driver accused of child abuse. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOO4cpHt2sU
Wrangler News reports 17 Dual Enrollment early childhood education students are recipients of First Things First college tuition scholarships.
Havasu News reports on MCC student Audriana Mitchell being crowned Miss Indian Arizona 2019-20.Subscription required to view entire story online.
Native News Online staff reports that alum Manuel Lopez has contributed to road modification engineering for Navajo Gaming's Navajo Blue Travel Plaza.https://nativenewsonline.net/education/navajo-gaming-prepares-to-launch-navajo-blue-travel-plaza-late-fall/
Azbigmedia.com mentions MCC alumnus John J. Halk as a new hire for Arizonas top ranked real estate firm, MacQueen & Gottlieb PLC (M&G).Article here
The State Press reports that Arizona State University and Mesa Community College have been rewarded $682,313 to help launch new agricultural courses to be available in the spring of 2020. Peter Conden of MCC's Sustainable Agriculture program is quoted with regards to a new greenhouse being built on campus.
The East Valley Tribune reports that MCC is inducting 11 alumni and community members into the school's hall of fame for various work benefitting the community.
The Fountain Hills Times reports that Justine Mantor-Waldie, former professor of color and design at MCC, will be featured in the upcoming Hidden in the Hills artist tour.
Verdenews.com reports that MCC professor and composer Elizabeth Ursic is returning to Sedona to debut a new CD, Gratitude, at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church on Friday, Oct. 25th.
ParkerPioneer.net reports the Colorado River Indian Tribe's Audriana Mitchell was named "Miss Indian Arizona 2019-20" on Saturday, Oct. 12, at the Chandler Center for the Performing Arts.Mitchell is currently enrolled at MCC and serves as a the school's Intertribal Student Organization president.
The East Valley Tribune reports Allen Garns, art instructor at MCC, has just been honored by the Pastel Society.“This was a small and rather quiet piece. Each year, many of the paintings in this show are often large and much more intense color – a common quality in pastel painting. So, I was especially surprised and honored to be chosen for this award,” Garns said.Also quoted in the article is…
AZ Business Daily reports on the lowering of in state tuition for MCC during the 2018-2019 semesters.
NearbyNews highlights an MCC collaboration with Mesa Public Schools piloting iOS development curriculum at Mesa, Skyline, Superstition and Westwood high schools and the East Valley Academy.
MCC's DJ Class appeared on 3TV & CBS 5—Arizona’s Family, with reporter Javier Soto and Ian Schwartz. Video: facebook.com/mesacc/videos/1354896494692252/ Photo: instagram.com/p/B24o2wngGBx/
SanTan Sun News featured an article in which award-winning designer Nicole WIllis mentioned MCC professor Lori Laing. http://santansun.com/2019/09/23/chandler-designer-ready-for-phoenix-fashion-week/
Veteran with PTSD talks about his war experience and the support system for wounded warriors at MCC, which provided a note-taker when his hands were swollen and taped. Published in The Arizona Republic.
This Coolidge Examiner article features MCC alumnus Bill Morgan who is being inducted into the Coolidge High School Hall of Fame on Sept. 20.
ABC15 reports on Mesa Community College student BJ Burries' life and influence as a record holding basketball player.
The September/October edition of Phoenix Dog Magazine features the MCC Veterinary Technician program and quotes by Dr. Kimberly Focht.
Chamber Business News reported on the collaboration between TruWest Credit Union and MCC, including the $25,000 donated to MCC's First Year Experience program.
Wrangler News reported on the free dental health screenings provided by MCC hygienist students on Sept. 7th
PhxStages.com reports that faculty member Sue Anne Lucius has been awarded the "ariZoni Theatre Awards of Excellence Kyle Lawson Outstanding Contribution Award" for her work teaching, performing, and directing theatre.
ABC15 asked MCC student Chris Cruz for an interview on the "Recycle your Bicycle" program. Youtube video clip of the interview