Natural Awakenings publishes article by MCC biology honors student Kate Donlinger on the disappearance of bees, and what we can do to help them.
KJZZ reports on MCC archaeology professor Kirk Coston's release of his newest research titled "Modeling Cross-Cultural Interaction in Ancient Borderlands."
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce published the announcement of MCC Archaeology professor Kirk Costion's book, Modeling Cross-Cultural Interaction in Ancient Borderlands, being published.
The June edition of Maricopa Now, a monthly Maricopa Community Colleges Television magazine show, features four Mesa Community College stories. MCC general business instructor Dan Piercy was featured along with business students Lorde Chris Cole, Jeffrey Schaper and Brooke Williams in a segment about Green Flag Mesa, a joint venture between MCC and the Mesa Chamber of Commerce meant to help…
Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on MCC math faculty Michelle Mazzucco on becoming the inaugural recipient of the Endowed Teaching Chair Award for residential faculty for her innovative and effective teaching practices.
ThirtyK interviewed Linda Collins, chair of the MCC Department of Business and Information Systems, about the new Blockchain certificate program offered at MCC.
The East Valley Tribune reports on former MCC student and army veteran Ricky Nelson who is heading to the south-central Andes in Peru to study the ancient Chanka people of the region.
Phoenix Business Journal interviewed Jared Langkilde about Mesa Community College seeking rezoning from the city of Mesa.This article was also mentioned on Geos News, a platform for geo-localized news (Geo-located NewsReader).
Inside Higher Ed reports on textbook alternatives, including Mesa Community College's plans to incorporate more open-access materials and their ongoing efforts to develop a z-degree program, in which students pay nothing for textbooks in all of the required courses.
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce announced Mesa Community College will recognize the accomplishments of 2,588 graduates, by issuing 4,616 degrees and certificates for the 2017-18 academic year, during a commencement ceremony on the Southern and Dobson Campus. AZ Business Daily
The East Valley Tribune reports on Mesa Community College dedicating the Dr. Carole Drachler Library of Art History in the art gallery on MCC’s Southern and Dobson campus.
Voyage Phoenix had a conversation with MCC faculty Susan Jarvie about her passion for yoga and why she became a teacher.
League.org reported on Mesa Community College becoming one of the first colleges, among six in the nation, selected by Apple to launch the iOS app development project and the first to offer associated courses for academic credit.
MCC faculty Bryce Bond and Steve Skroch joined Wrench Nation host Frank Leutz to discuss the automotive program at Mesa Community College and mechanic technology. His interview starts at 15:50.
East Valley Tribune reports on Mesa Community College faculty Madeline Chowdhury being named Professor of the Year by the Mesa Chamber of Commerce.
WNPR reports on MCC faculty, David Yount, to speak to others about the mysteries and questions revolving around Heaven.
PHX Stages reviews Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, performed by Mesa Community College students.
Mesa Community College Professors' Study Of Japanese Calculation Tablets Reveal Mathematical Mystery
KJZZ reports on two Mesa Community College professors, David Schultz and Enrico Serpone, who recently published an article on wooden Japanese calculation tablets that represent a mathematical mystery.
Apache Junction News reports on Mesa Community College professor and Life Science Department chair Dr. Andy Baldwin who rescued an injured Harris hawk, later releasing it back into in his community to the praise and cheers of his neighbors.
MyLocalNews reported on Friendship Village in Tempe that is in proximity to Mesa Community College and Arizona State University.
Grzexp.com reports that the Mesa Community College Summer Band Camp is perfect for any school kid who plays any instrument or is any choir.
Mesa reports on Mesa Community College being one of the first community colleges in the country to offer a Blockchain Technology Certificate of Completion (CCL). Fall 2018, MCC will begin preparing students for emerging high-tech careers requiring blockchain knowledge.
12 News visited Mesa Community College's Rose Garden and announced arboretum status for the Southern and Dobson campus.
Channel 15 reports from the MCC Downtown Center on training exercises with paramedic, EMT, nursing and psychology students. Theatre students add a realistic touch to the scenarios. MCC faculty member Sean Newton heads up the training.
Broadway World reports on the 120 theatre students who were chosen to be a part of the KCACFT Festival, MCC's Tu Nyguen being among those chosen.