BYU Speech Mentions Duane Oakes
Published Thursday, August 13, 2015Terry R. Seamons, President of the BYU Alumni Association, spoke about Duane Oakes at his August commencement address. Partial quote: "Through an educational career he has devoted himself to keeping the legacy going of the things he learned at BYU. He stayed involved." Becoming What Our Heavenly Father Wants Us to Be - BYU Speeches.pdf
ASU Officer Devotes a Lifetime to Law Enforcement
Published Wednesday, August 12, 2015Stewart Adams retires from the Arizona State University Police Department after nearly 40 years of service. Adams attended Mesa Community College. ASU officer devotes a lifetime to law enforcement _ ASU Now_ Access, Excellence, Impact.pdf
(Coverage of) Officials: College Should be Option for all Mesa Students
Published Monday, August 10, 2015The City of Mesa -- in partnership with Mesa Public Schools and Mesa Community College — opened the Mesa Counts on College Access Center to help bridge the education chasm. The center at 635 E. Broadway Road will be a free one-stop shop for all things post-secondary education. AZ Central: Officials_ College should be option for all Mesa students.pdf Also, Mesa Independent and PDF: Mesa Counts on College Access Center grand opening held - Mesa Independent _ Mesa Independent.pdf
Mesa College Partners with Private School
Published Sunday, August 9, 2015A public-private college partnership between Mesa Community College and The College of St. Scholastica is expected to strengthen the presence of the private college within the largest community college district in America. Mesa college partners with private school - East Valley Tribune_ East Valley Local News.pdf
Mesa Students Push for Transgender Bathrooms
Published Friday, August 7, 2015There's push on the Mesa Community College campus to try and make the transgendered community feel more comfortable when it comes to a basic need: Using a restroom. Mesa students push for transgender bathrooms on community college campus - ABC15 Arizona.pdf Video: http://www.abc15.com/news/region-southeast-valley/mesa/mcc-students-push-for-transgender-bathrooms-on-campus
Let Your World Expand with New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning
Published Monday, August 3, 2015New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning, sponsored by Mesa Community College, is offering 61 classes during Fall Semester. An open house for learning more about this organization and to join will take place on Friday, September 18 from 1:00-3:00 p.m. at the MCC Downtown Center, 145 N. Centennial Way, Mesa on the fourth floor. Let your world expand with New Frontiers for Lifelong Learning - Sun Lakes Splash.pdf
Small Park in Old Town Surprise Honors 3 Olympic Track Talents
Published Sunday, August 2, 2015MCC Alum LaMonte King is honored in the Three Star Park in Surprise, AZ, along with Tim Williams and LaNorris "Crickett" Marshall, who were Olympic-class track athletes in the 1970s and 1980s. King was a star at Arizona State, an AAU national champion 200-meter runner and a top five athlete in the long jump. In 1980, Marshall had just finished at Mesa Community College and was posting top-five national times in both sprints. Small park in old town Surprise honors 3 Olympic track talents -...
Mountain West Moves to 8-Man Officiating Crew
Published Thursday, July 30, 2015Article mentions MCC football player and alum Austin Apodoca. Mountain West moves to 8-man officiating crew - The Denver Post.pdf
Honor Society: Crum
Published Wednesday, July 29, 2015Mandie Crum, daughter of Dean and Trish Crum, of Virden, N.M., has been inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at Mesa Community College. She is studying biomolecular engineering and has a 4.0 GPA. Mandie Crum is a 2012 Morenci High School graduate. Honor Society_ Crum - Eastern Arizona Courier_ Lifestyle.pdf
St. Scholastica Partners with Mesa Community College
Published Wednesday, July 29, 2015The College of St. Scholastica, a 103-year-old independent Catholic Benedictine college, has forged a partnership with Mesa Community College (MCC) that will strengthen its community presence and expand its social work course offerings. St. Scholastica will offer a bachelor of arts in social work program on the MCC campus. Fall 2015 classes commence in September and are already nearing capacity. St. Scholastica.pdf