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
ABC15 reports on MCC offering free dental screenings on Sept. 7th at A.T. Still University in Mesa.
The American Assoc. of Community College's Journal article on the demand for veterinary technicians features Dr. Kimberly Focht, MCC program director, on page 7. CCJ Journal Article pg 7
The Arizona Daily Sun reports that former MCC student Joey Smith has been appointed to the Coconino Community College District Governing Board. AZ Daily Sun Article
The Apache Junction Independent reports that MCC dental hygiene students are offering free dental services on Sept. 7th at the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health.
The Queen Creek Independent shares the news of the MCC and Nouveau Papillion partnership to present Visionsphere, an audio and visual journey hosted in the MCC planetarium.
The Arizona Republic reported on a Phoenix event this week marking the 400th anniversary of slavery being brought to America, quoting Gershom Williams Sr., a professor at Mesa Community College and a panelist at Tuesday's event.
Visiting the MCC rose garden was listed as number 66 in AZCentral in a list of 100 free things to do in metro Phoenix.
Chamber Business news features MCC student Hannah Cheloha who was selected to represent the MCCCD and the MCC Everyone Can Code program during a Pledge to America’s Workers Month anniversary celebration at the White House.This article also appeared in the 08/15/19 edition of Arizona Business Magazine online.
Tempe based credit union TruWest donates over $25,000 to the MCC First Year Experience program to help provide scholarships for first-generation college students.
Mesa resident and Mesa Community College alumni, Hannah Chelolah, attended a workers and teachers celebration at the White House to discuss MCC's skill training programs. Community College Part of White House Program.png
Arizona Business Daily reports that over a quarter of the 4,427 degrees given to MCC students in 2017 and 2018 were in liberal arts and sciences. The U.S. Department of Education reported 1,264 associates degrees and one certificate were given to students in liberal arts of sciences. Second to only art studies, which alone accounted for over 1,154 certificates awarded to students.
The 74 education publication reported that Mesa Community College places its own permanent, full-time staffers inside six feeder high schools to provide information to students and parents.
Phoenix Magazine included The Rose Garden at MCC as one of 5 recommended botanical gardens to visit.