Featured Events
Mesa Community College (MCC) will host a Mesa Public Schools Governing Board candidate forum at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 30, in the Navajo Room at MCC’s Southern and Dobson Campus.
Hosted by MCC and sponsored by the MCC Educators Rising Club and Mesa Public Schools, the forum will give students and community members an opportunity to hear directly from candidates seeking election to the Mesa Public Schools Governing Board and learn about…
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For our next meeting of the semester, we will cover whether terrorism is always wrong. We will begin with a definition of terrorism, different types and tactics of terrorism, and discuss the ethics of each type. Then we'll discuss it! We hope to see you there!
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We Care Wednesday is a monthly food distribution event dedicated to supporting students, employees, and community members experiencing food insecurity. Events are held on the first Wednesday of each month at the Southern & Dobson Campus and the third Wednesday of each month at the Red Mountain Campus.
Food distribution takes place from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. and is open to all students, staff, and community members in need of food assistance.…
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It's time for Pizza with the President!
Dr. Daniel would like to invite students to join him for pizza and conversation! Please encourage students to sign up to join us for one of the following events:
Wednesday, October 7 | 12:30-1:30 pm |Red Mountain campus-Saguaro Lobby
Thursday, October 8 | 12:00 pm-1:00 pm | Southern/Dobson campus-Navajo Room
At these events, Dr. Daniel will be answering questions, providing updates, and getting…
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The Center for Community & Civic Engagement (CCCE) invites students to join us for Coffee & Chat, a space for open and respectful conversations about important issues with the MCC community.
Students can stop by, share their perspectives, hear from others, and enjoy free coffee and snacks. No preparation is needed. Just come ready to join the conversation!
Fall Coffee & Chat Topics:
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MCC Red Mountain is excited to invite your family to join us for our annual Halloween Extravaganza!
This FREE signature event at the Red Mountain campus will include 30+ themed trick-or-treat booths that each include an activity or game, hosted by MCC student groups, clubs, and departments. Families can enjoy a fun, festive night in a safe environment. There will be music by the MCC DJ program, as well as booths sponsored by various MCC programs. We encourage families…
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Clubs and Organizations
Get involved on campus by joining a student club or starting one of your own. Meet fellow students who share your interests, passions, and hobbies, or learn about something brand new. Our clubs and organizations cover a wide range of social, professional, and cultural areas. You can plan outdoor adventures and club sports, dive deeper into topics from class, make connections to move your career forward, master video or board games, share skills, languages, and cultures, and so much more. Don't see a club that interests you? Get a group together and start your own!
Leadership Programs
Thunderbirds are leading the way in industry, government, and here on campus. Whether you're already a leader, or looking to gain confidence and experience, MCC has a program for you. We offer a wide range of experiences to grow your leadership skills and put them to use well before graduation. All students are welcome to participate in the Associated Students of Mesa Community College, our student government. We also offer an annual leadership retreat where you will develop skills in flexibility, listening, optimization, well-being, and more.
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ASMCC Student Government
ASMCC is a student governed organization that works to advance the needs and interests of MCC students.
T-Bird Times
The T-Bird Times is a digital newsletter, which is published on the 1st and 3rd Friday of each month by the Office of Student Life & Leadership.
Maricopa Student Senate
The Maricopa Student Senate is a student representative body of Maricopa Community Colleges composed of one senator from each of the 10 colleges.
