The City of Mesa Economic Reporter mentions MCC twice in this issue - Sasan Poureetezadi as interim president and the MCC/ NAU partnership to train teachers.
Millennials, you need to think outside of the institutional policies that shape your current financial and lifestyle outlook. The Federalist mentions MCC under Myth #4.
MCC fashion design instructor A. Johnson show how to upcycle a t-shirt on ABC15 Sonoran Living. http://goo.gl/y8wQAK
Photos of MCC's production of Big Fish from PHXStages blog.
Phoenix New Times rates the best places in Metro Phoenix to play Pokemon Go and MCC is named.
KJZZ reports--It’s a late night on the job with public safety aide Donovan Haney, who patrols Mesa Community College.
MCC alum Sarah Hayes can't relate to some of what she sings about in "Menopause: The Musical," now at Circa ’21 Dinner Playhouse, reports QC Times. But changes? The 34-year-old knows all about those.
The East Valley Tribune reports that Phoenix-based strategic marketing company Inspire Business Concepts announced that MCC alum Sydney Madsen has joined its team as a Marketing Assistant.Madsen attended Mesa Community College on Presidential and tennis scholarships, graduating with an associate’s degree in business. She then transferred to Arizona State…
MCC faculty Craig Nolan shares a simple formula to use to figure out if you are exercising at an optimal level in InMaricopa.
Top Female Executives reports that Dr. Angie Miyashiro currently serves as a physical education teacher at Ka’u High School, located in a rural area of the Big Island, Hawaii. She considers her greatest accomplishment to be making the All-American track and field team at Mesa Community College in Arizona and winning her events at the USA Masters…
NACUBO reports that MCC alum Andy Allred said it was empowering to have the option to attend in-person classes at Mesa Community College. That lead him to where he is today, leading a scientific research project at a National Cancer Institute on colorectal cancer.
The Mesa Independent reports that MCC student Marcus Downing has been awarded the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholarship for the 2016-17 academic year. The program covers full tuition, fees, and books and provides the student with an academic advisor mentor.
The Arizona Republic writes that LaCinda Lewis is challenging Petersen and Grantham in the House race in Gilbert. The last name might be familiar to voters since her husband is Gilbert Mayor John Lewis. An instructor at Mesa Community College, Lewis shares the same values as her running mate Lindblom.
Channel 12 coverage of MCC Coach Colin Post's tryout for the Olympics. No video available
Ten years ago Ryan Probst of Odelay Bagel Co. was attending Mesa Community College, waiting tables, and playing music. He never thought he'd be waking up at 3 a.m. to bake every day!
West Valley View reports that the track and field hammer throw is something 2015 Verrado graduate Clay Campbell did very well for Mesa Community College this year.
Robson Ranch Views reports that the Robson Ranch Arizona Ladies Social Club awarded 2016 scholarships to four graduates of Santa Cruz Valley Union High School in Eloy. The recipients were Hector Hermosillo, Jr., Yulisa Olvera and Yahira Ortega all of whom will be attending Central Arizona College and Arilena Martinez who will attend Mesa Community…
Wrangler News and the Arizona Republic report that “Big Fish” the musical is coming to the Mesa Community College Performing Arts Center for six performances, July 15-23. AZ Republic
Photos and write up on the MCC Rose Garden on the Arhtisticlicense.com blog.
Allied.com featured MCC as an educational institution, a great place to take in the arts, and the home of the largest rose garden in the desert Southwest.
Maricopa Community College Television reports on MCC's Automation Program. https://www.facebook.com/MCTV115/videos/1101475123223844/
The East Valley Tribune reports that Mesa Community College has named an interim president, Sasan Poureetezadi.
The Tempe Wrangler reports that the MCC production of All in the Timing begins in October.
MCC Red Mountain professor Andrew Holycross, Ph.D., herpetologist and expert on reptiles in Arizona, is assisting Bob Reed, Ph.D, from the USGS Fort Collins Science Center in Fort Collins, with setting snake traps along a cattail bank at Mittry Lake near Yuma, AZ. Reed is leading a 10-week investigation on the spread of southern and common watersnakes in the West.
Recruiting news on MCC athletes Isaiah Moore and Jordan Zimmerman from Chatsports, SunTimes and StateNews. Jordan Zimmerman http://statenews.com/article/2016/06/more-spartans-in-mlb-draft and Isaiah Moore http://honolulu.suntimes.com/hawaii-rainbow-warriors/7/100/164074/2017-boise-state-football-recruiting-broncos-land-commit-…