Several media outlets covered the announcement that Mesa Community College (MCC) announced today [Feb. 12, 2018] they will be offering a Blockchain Technology Certificate of Completion (CCL) beginning Fall 2018, becoming one of the first community colleges in the country to provide a blockchain technology certificate program, preparing students for emerging high-tech careers…
The City of Mesa has been named by Expedia, Inc. as one of the most artistic cities in the United States. The travel company includes Mesa in the large city category, with a population between 350,000 and 1 million, as having a thriving arts community. The Mesa Community College Performing Arts Center is recognized for for offering music, dance, theater and…
KJZZ reports on MCC's freshwater prawn farm in the Sustainable Agriculture program lead by Dr. George Brooks.
The Navajo Hopi-Observer reports on three Hopi High media students who visited two community colleges, the Central Arizona Project (CAP) headquarters and performed with two blues bands in Phoenix.
MyNewsMesa reports on the Mesa Community College theatre and film arts department production of "Story Theatre," which was invited to compete in the festival.
The state's largest community-college district will eliminate football after the 2018 season. District spokesman Matt Hasson said the decision to eliminate the sport was not made lightly. “Although this is a disappointment to our student athletes, coaching staff, and football fans, it is ultimately the right decision for the district and the long-term success of students,” he said in a…
MyNewsMesa reported on Mesa Community College Career and Technical Education programs preparing students for industry-relevant careers.
Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on Mesa Community College as they invite the community to enjoy an encore performance of “Story Theatre” on Feb. 8 in preparation for the Region VIII Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival (KCACTF).
The Mesa Chamber of Commerce reports on Mesa Community College Career and Technical Education Programs providing students of all ages with relevant skills, knowledge and training to qualify for high-wage, high-demand 21st century careers.
Phoenix New times reports on Grounds for Thought, MCC's very own coffee shop, and their unique drinks and bakery items.
MyNewsMesa reports on Mesa Community College hosting an open house from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 2 in celebration of national Career and Technical Education Month.
Okotoks Western Wheel reports on several people being inducted into The Dawgs Hall of Fame, one of the individuals is Mesa Community College Coach Dave Robb.
Nurse Journal (nursejournal.org) lists Mesa Community College's Paramedic to RN Bridge Program No. 3 in it's list of top five Paramedic to RN bridge programs in the United States.
Former Mesa Community College Professor, Carolyn Broe, talks to Ahwatukee Foothill News about John and Chris Rice.
Gizmodo speaks to several professors and graduates, including MCC Exercise Science faculty Craig Nolan, about why we may experience muscle pain two days after a workout.
Navajo Times reports on incoming MCC student, Darwin Mitchell, who is going to be focusing on health education to teach children the importance of healthy living.
MCC professor Dr. George Brooks gives his insights of farmed vs wild fish and information about ocean pollution in an interview by Chef Jennifer during a "Food to Love" segment on ivoox.com.
MyNewsMesa reports on Mesa Community College's best and worst of the sports program, including the MCC boys golf teams winning a national championship in May.
Phoenix New Times reports on the "Blur" exhibition curated by Ted Decker of Phoenix Institute of Contemporary Art for the Art Gallery at Mesa Community College.
PRWeb reports on Orthopedic and Sports Performance Institute (OPSI) acts as the team physician for several Valley teams, including Mesa Community College, which have now gone on to five local championships or placements. Derek Price, DC, is CEO of OSPI and an MCC alum and 2016 MCC Hall of Fame inductee.
EdSurge reports on Mesa Community College, along with several other high schools and colleges, to open an iOS design laboratory, which will train and certify students interested in developing apps in Swift, the programming language designed by Apple.
Pinal Central reports on Mesa Community College's Handy brothers who placed second place in the high jump at the Division II state track meet, his brother Terrell brought home a state championship in the triple jump.
Community College Daily reports on students at Mesa Community College (MCC) in Arizona, who are working diligently to raise giant freshwater prawns in several carefully constructed aquaponic systems in the college’s Center for Urban Agriculture.
ABC15 reports on former Mesa Community College Art History teacher, Dr. Carole Drachler, as she donates her 3,058 books, along with 51,000 slide collections, valued at about $113,000, that she used while teaching at MCC.
MCC alumnus Jesús López participated in the Maricopa to ASU Pathways Program (MAPP) while earning his Associate of Arts in Spanish at MCC. ASU Now reports López, who helped others forge paths toward higher education as an ambassador for Access ASU's me3 program, is graduating from ASU with a bachelor's degree in Spanish literature…