A June 2018 Campus Technology article, Turning Around an Enrollment Decline (also attached) , featuring MCC IT Project Manager Christine Bullock on the college's Blackboard partnership, is included in this summary of Top 10 Campus Technology Stories of 2018.
People can sink their teeth in MCC dental hygiene dealMCC student May Mounabah is quoted in this East Valley Tribune article featuring the Feb. 2 dental hygiene screening event.
Meet Ted G. Decker of Phoenix Institute of Contemporary Art (phICA) in DowntownMCC art faculty member Ted Decker shares how he and two others organized the Phoenix Institute of Contemporary Art (phICA) as a non-collecting art institute in this VoyagePhoenix article.
MCC Student Earns National Recognition for PoetryMyLocalNews published a story about MCC student Jacobo Perez whose poem “How to Cross the Border Illegally or How to Make Tamales de Rajas,” earned first place honors at a 2018 national literary competition sponsored by the League of Innovation.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce published news about the complimentary oral health screenings MCC Dental Hygiene students will provide on Feb. 2.
My Plan to Graduate Medical School Debt FreeMCC alumnus Jacob Sorenson guest posts, My Plan to Graduate Medical School Debt Free, on The White Coat Investor blog, noting "Beginning with community college ultimately was the best decision I made."
MCC art instructor Cynthia Peterson is interviewed by Voyage Phoenix.
MCC Alumnus Jaysen Waterman, a member of the Tonto Apache Tribe, is profiled in this Payson Roundup article noting his promotion to youth and adult sports coordinator for the Payson Parks, Recreation and Tourism Department.
MCC alumna Jennifer Duff is sworn in as Mesa City Councilmember for District 4 in this City of Mesa YouTube video. Additional information about her post is available on the City of Mesa's website. https://youtu.be/JwEChfkjZ9g https://www.mesaaz.gov/city-hall/mayor-council/councilmember-jen-duff
Former MCC student Ryan Alarie creates farmers market in the East Valley and works with Senior Administrative Specialist Cheryl Hardt to bring awareness to the MCC Red Mountain Campus. Proceeds from the Red Mountain Farmers Market help fund MCC student scholarships.
MCC alumnus Jacob Sorenson is one of 82 students to receive a $75,000 scholarship from the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation. He plans to attend medical school at the University of Arizona.
SanTan Sun News features MCC professor and internationally recognized artist Sandra Luehrsen who offers clay workshops and teaches 3D design to students and kids at Vision Gallery.
Northern Arizona University News tells the story of a mother and daughter, Amanda Nemec, an MCC alumna, and Judy Taussig, former dean of students at MCC, and their efforts to battle cancer.
The editorial content of this Arizona Republic/azcentral.com native ad features Collin Hicks who is the first MCC student to earn his Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator (RHCSA) certification, the Maricopa Reverse Transfer Program, O*Net Online and the MCC Career Services Department.
The live stream of the pupfish at the MCC Red Mountain Campus is included in this Arizona Republic/azcentral.com article. https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/peoria/2019/01/02/arizona-game-and-fish-launches-live-stream-lake-pleasant-bald-eagle-nest/2467759002/
MCC faculty Dr. Jeff Messer, who serves as the Exercise Science Department chair, discusses post-workout nutrition, mitochondrial quality and how to ensure neuromuscular training in the Coaching Runners Podcast.
MCC alumna Dawnafe Whitesinger, who serves as chair of the Navajo County Board of Supervisors, discusses her views on issues in this White Mountain Independent article.
MCC alumna Jaime Faulkner graduates from ASU with a degree in communication and is profiled in Ahwatukee Foothills News.
The Arizona Republic/azcentral.com quotes Dori DiPietro, director of the MCC Social Work Program and president of the National Association of Social Workers, on the necessity of peer-support networks.
MCC students Jenna Connolly and Anthony Burch are featured in the East Valley Tribune for being part part of a team that won a National Community College Aerospace Scholars (NCAS) project at Glenn Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio.
MCC students and regional PTK officers Trevor Bailey and Gabriella Estrada (Central District President) participate in the Theta Kappa's Alpha Gamma Tau Chapter's induction ceremony.
Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on Mesa Community College student Collin Hicks as the first MCC student to complete the Red Hat Academy and earn his Red Hat Certified Systems Administrator (RHCSA) certification.
Marana News reports MCC alumna Audra Winters was selected as the new president and CEO of the Marana Chamber of Commerce.
MCC alumnus Chris Long notes finding a mentor in MCC Professor Grant Wolf helped him to realize his talent, desire and drive to succeed in music in this White Mountain Independent article.
The Foothills Focus reports on former MCC professor and local metal artist Susan Canasi as a selected participant for the annual Hidden in The Hills art tour exhibition.