Students to connect with academic programs and potential employers in The World of Work open house event
MCC host recruiting event for their sixth year to highlight careers and technical education programs
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Mesa Community College administration undergoes more turnover
The MCC president and two vice presidents are filled by interims for the indefinite future.
Mesa Community College hosted club rush to kick off the spring semester
Take a glimpse at the faces who welcomed students at the Safari themed club rush on Jan. 30
Black women in Mesa celebrated at Mesa Community College Art Gallery
The MCC Art Gallery’s newest installation kicked off Black History Month to celebrate black women and their impact on the local community
Working Wednesdays aids students in job hunting
Working Wednesdays aided Mesa Community College students make connections and find jobs in the local community.
Dental patients receive free screenings from Mesa Community College dental hygiene students
Spring dental screenings at The Arizona School of Dentistry & Oral Health help those in need and offer real world experience for dental professionals in the making
Mesa Community College dental program offering free screenings
Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health hosting free appointments from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. to help dental students learn and grow all while giving back to the community
Mesa Community College Vice President of Administrative Services resigns
Former Vice President of Administrative Services, Mary Driessen, resigns
Miss Native MCC and Miss Native MCC 1st attendant act as masters of ceremony for “Rezball night” at Mountain View High School
The Mountain View High School girl’s basketball teams hosted their first ever “Rezball night” on Thursday, Jan. 25 to honor Native American heritage with Miss Native MCC and Miss Native … Read More
Mesa Community College president announces sudden leave of absence, Phoenix College president to take on interim role
Tammy Robinson will take a leave of absence just shy of two years on as President of Mesa Community College