Targeted News Service shares the news of MCC faculty members Layne Goodman, Ed.D., and Amber Green, Ph.D., publishing Public Speaking, Finding Your Voice, an open educational resource, being used by more than 200,000 community college, university and K-12 students throughout the world. Note: A link is not available.
KTVK/3-TV recognizes Gin Blossoms lead singer Robin Wilson for receiving a 2024 MCC Hall of Fame-Alumni Achievement Award. Note: The news was shared on KTVK multiple times; however, links to segments are not available.
ABC 15 interviews MCC students and ASMCC Maricopa Student Senator Rudy Sanchez Avila and President Liam Tubman about the issues important to them in the election. Note: Media mentions are not available online
The Mesa Legend writes about MCC's DJ program performing at Halloween celebrations at the Southern and Dobson and Red Mountain Campuses.
Former MCC student Mary Anne Asciutto is mentioned as a musical guest in this Robson Ranch Views article.
The East Mesa Independent quotes Shakira Pipher, MCC Social Work program director in this article highlighting the Family Involvement Center-MCC Resilient Roots Apprenticeship program.
MCC Police Commander Sonny Hudson and Dean of Student Development and Student Affairs Julie Voller are quoted in this East Mesa Independent article covering MCC's 2024 Annual Security Report/Cleary Report. Note: The full article is only available to Your Valley News subscribers.
The Mesa Tribune quotes Laura Elder, MCC's ceramics senior lab technician about the Empty Bowls event which donates to the Paz de Cristo Community Center to help support those in need.
12 News announces the Halloween Extravaganza at MCC's Red Mountain Campus. Note: News segments containing mentions are not available online.
MCC's partnership with Mesa Community Court to break the cycle of homelessness with college certificates or degrees is explained in this Arizona Digital Free Press article.
The Arizona Republic article quotes former MCC student Kimberly Rush about her experience in the FreshStart program and the Cable Harness Wiring Boot Camp at MCC.
This SE Valley Times article shares how a partnership between MCC and Mesa Community Court hope to use education to help homeless individuals secure a path to skilled employment and self-reliance.
Arizona Digital Free Press writes about the Google Fiber ribbon cutting event for their new Mesa office, where Christos Chronis, MCC's Chief Philanthropy Officer, spoke. The event also highlighted a $25,000 donation to the Mesa College Promise Program.
The Mesa Legend writes about the third annual Laws vs. Claws (local first responders vs. MCC basketball alumni) fundraiser benefiting MCC basketball programs.
AZ Central writes about former MCC football player Marloshawn Franklin Jr. being inducted into the MCC Hall of Fame later this month.
MCC and their ReadyTechGo initiative, which offers advanced manufacturing certificates and degree programs, are mentioned in this Phoenix Business Journal article highlighting MCCCD workforce programs.
MCC Empty Bowls events are promoted in this Mesa Independent article quoting Laura Elder, MCC ceramics senior lab technician.
Rob Budach, MCC Vice President of Administrative Services, is the focus of The Mesa Legend article about his goals for the college and its students.
Fox 10 highlights Indigenous Peoples' Day at MCC during multiple newscasts throughout the day. MCC's Talia White and representatives from Matriarch Ways were interviewed.
Marjorie Leta, MCC faculty librarian is quoted in this KJZZ report on MCC libraries hosting a traveling National Library of Medicine exhibition, Promising Future, Complex Past: Artificial Intelligence and the Legacy of Physiognomy. Note: This news also broadcast the morning of Oct. 11, 2024, a link is not available.
This Mesa Legend article summarizes the discussion occurring during the Your Mesa, Your Voice Mesa Mayoral Candidate Forum hosted by the Associated Students of Mesa Community College.
Indigenous Peoples Day at MCC is promoted in this edition of The Copper Courier.
East Valley Tribune mentions Job Connect Mesa connects job seekers to training and local resources such as MCC's Mesa College Promise Program.
Las Sendas Up Close highlights MCC's programs for adults including the Mesa College Promise program and New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning non-credit community education program. This article is on page 17.
James Gaspar is quoted in this Tempe Tribune article featuring Second Friday events sponsored by the MCC Art department and DJ program.