MCC graduate, Rae Stusen, is featured in this ASU News article discussing her desire to learn about the transformative power of environmental science.
MCC Applied Science and Technology faculty member George Benjamin Brooks Jr. can be seen in this City of Phoenix AZ YouTube video about the impact of the city's Office of Environmental Programs Backyard Garden Program.
A news release from the Arizona House of Representatives gives tribute to Major General Kerry Muehlenbeck, MCC Administration of Justice Studies Department chair, for "more than 30 years of distinguished service as the Commanding General of the Arizona National Guard and Director of the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs."
This Sun City Times article shares why MCC alumnus, Ian Schwartz, built a vibrant Instagram page showcasing the Valley.
Frontdoors Media quotes MCC Director of Performing Arts Facilities Chris Tubilewicz in their highlighting of MCC students Sedrikk Cramer, Theodore Felix Grant McEntire, Jeffrey Rudolph, Sarah Salmi, Rodrigo Sandoval, Brian Wayne and Elizabeth Witte for their United States Institute for Theatre Technology Director's Award.
MCC's 60th birthday party is shown through this photo story from The Mesa Legend.
MCC alumni Christopher Caseldine and Gabby Phleger, and MCC archeology faculty Kirk Costion are quoted in this ASU News article about the university's partnership with MCC's Archaeology field school. Former MCC students Zane McCracke, Ryan Burke, Gabby Phleger, Zithlaly Vega and William Dundas…
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This Fashionista article highlights the Associate in Applied Science in Beauty and Wellness degree offered at MCC, which can help provide more job opportunities for students. Note: The article is free to view after signing up for Fashionista's newsletter.
Brianna Fallon, an MCC alum, is showcased for her theatre accomplishments in this Mesa Tribune article.
MCC's bachelor degree program in Early Childhood Education-Dual Language is mentioned in this Diverse article about addressing the statewide teacher shortage.
Buisness News Today mentions MCC's collaboration with ASU, NAU and U of A to support The Arizona Council on Economic Education's (ACEE) Economics Challenge and Personal Finance Challenge for students. Note: This article appeared in multiple media outlets.
MCC’s International Education Office was highlighted in Hispanic Outlook on Education Magazine. The report ranked MCC #9 in the top study abroad producing community colleges for 2022-2023. Yvonne Schmidt, MCC's study abroad program analyst and former Gilman Advisor Ambassador, discussed the benefits of study abroad.
Mesa Independent shares the news of Raegen Ellis, Diné, being crowned Miss Native Mesa Community College and First Attendant Tanielle Klah, Diné, being sashed following the 2025 pageant at MCC. Note: This article is only available to Mesa Independent subscribers.
KTVK 3 highlights the Mesa College Promise program, which allows eligible students to attend MCC for free for two years. Note: Link to the aired segment is not available.
Veterinary science programs at MCC are mentioned in this KJZZ Phoenix article.
Lighting and Sound America highlights MCC students: Sedrikk Cramer, Theodore Felix Grant McEntire, Jeffrey Rudolph, Sarah Salmi, Rodrigo Sandoval, Brian Wayne, Elizabeth Witte, and faculty Chris Tubilewicz, for winning the United States Institute for Theatre Technology Director's Award of $1,000 during the 2025 ASTC-USITT Venue Renovation…
ALT AZ Radio promotes its remote broadcasts for MCC's 60th birthday parties on April 9, 2025, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Izzy will be at the Southern and Dobson Campus and Dustin will be at the Red Mountain Campus.
MCC dental hygiene student Alexa Valera is quoted in this KJZZ article about the dental hygiene students who provided free screenings to people at a Phoenix domestic violence shelter.
MCC Performing Arts Facilities Director Christopher Tubilewicz, recipient of the Gold Medallion for his contributions to the teaching and producing of theatre; and MCC Communication, Theatre & Film Arts Chair Puvana Ganesan are quoted in this Mesa Tribune article paying tribute to the MCC students and faculty earning accolades and awards…
The opening of MCC Mesa College Promise program's application is mentioned in the City of Mesa's Community Engagement Newsletter for March 2025.
This Miami Valley Today article mentions a collaboration MCC had with pianist Emily McConkie in 2012.
The partnership between Jamf and Mesa Community College were highlighted in this Credly Vimeo video.
MCC Applied Sciences and Technology faculty Tonya Manning is quoted in this Phoenix Independent piece focusing on the Semiconductor Quick Start program. Note: The article is only available to subscribers.
MCC Associate Vice President of College Technology Services, Alvin Bridges, is quoted in this Jamf blog, along with recent MCC alumnus Jackson Mirich, touting the positive results of the MCC-Jamf partnership in the IT industry.
The Mesa Tribune shares how MCC student Nakota Hunts-in-Winter earned a Grammy award nomination for playing the bass guitar on a revised Alice Cooper song on the Solid Rock Revival album.