COVID-19 confirmed at MCC and MCCCD
A member of Maricopa County Community colleges (MCCCD) has been tested positive for COVID-19, or the coronavirus, according to a statement released by Interim Chancellor Steven Gonzales on March 23. … Read More
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Maricopa District extends campus shutdown ahead of online conversion
The Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) announced further postponement of in-person classes until April 5 to convert many of its courses to online only for the spring semester. This … Read More
Biden, Sanders, and the coronavirus go head-to-head in Democratic debate
Democratic front runners Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders discussed the new coronavirus, the climate crisis and immigration in the Democratic presidential debate moved from Phoenix, Arizona to Washington, DC. The … Read More
Democracy during the pandemic
Arizona voters cast their ballots for the Democratic presidential general election candidate amidst a global pandemic. Instead of shaking hands, Marshall Bill Pierce and I shook elbows at the Dobson … Read More
Lights out, spring break extended at MCC
Maricopa Community Colleges announced an extension of spring break as staff transition in-person classes to an online format to reduce the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19). Maricopa Community Colleges Interim Chancellor … Read More
MCCCD creates Continuity Response Team to combat COVID-19
A Continuity Response Team (CRT) has been established by the Maricopa County Community Colleges District (MCCCD) to combat the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “The CRT’s main function is to ensure the … Read More
Phoenix feels the Bern
Senator Bernie Sanders made sure his slogan “Not me. Us,” echoed throughout the Phoenix Veterans Memorial Coliseum during his rally on Thursday when he addressed Arizona voters on his campaign … Read More
Democratic Debate coming to Phoenix
CNN and Univision have announced an upcoming democratic debate will be held on March 15 at a to-be-announced Phoenix location. The debate will follow Super Tuesday, the largest voting day … Read More
Phi Theta Kappa helps promote U.S. Census
The City of Mesa awarded the Center for Community and Civic Engagement a grant to help generate public interest and provide accurate information about 2020 U.S. census.census. The grant, worth … Read More
Interim Chancellor hosts listening tour
The newly appointed interim chancellor for Maricopa Community Colleges (MCCD) visited Mesa Community College (MCC) on Feb. 25 to hear the concerns and opinions from MCC faculty and staff. Steven … Read More