Red Mountain Campus Photo Gallery

Take a look at photos from the past 20 years at the Mesa Community College Red Mountain Campus.

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Releasing of endangered desert pupfish in cienega at MCC's Red Mountain Campus Spring 2015.The endangered, native Gila Topminnows at the MCC Red Mountain Campus support the recovery of their species. The population in the college’s cienega reached a level healthy enough to serve as a source to stock other bodies of water throughout the state in Spring 2020.The MCC Red Mountain Campus is recognized by the National Wildlife Federation (NWF) with a Certified Wildlife Habitat designation as part of its Garden for Wildlife program in March 2016.ASMCC members at RM Halloween Extravaganza 2018. The eighth year of the event.View from the cienega at Red Mountain. The MCC Red Mountain Campus was dedicated in October 2001. The Saguaro building boasts a large terrarium featuring snakes and other desert wildlife. Somewhere over the Red Mountain rainbow!Students stroll through MCC Red Mountain Campus. Ashley Bouknight, Niccole Cerveny, and Erica Horihan celebrate the holidays and their love for Red Mountain. MCC Red Mountain prides itself on welcoming the community to a variety of events. Songs of the Season musical with Arizona Cantilena ChoraleSRP Free Community Tree GiveawayEmployee Holiday Celebration-Greg ReentsIn 2015, MCC won the Maricopa Community Colleges Chancellor's Cup for United Way Employee Giving Campaign. The celebration was held at Red Mountain. Spring Car Show held at Acacia Village 2018Grand Opening of Loop 202 @ Mckellips Road with Janet NapolitanoGrand Opening of Loop 202 with Dr. Pan, Jo Wilson, Erica Horihan, Ed LipiniskiDr. Pan at the Grand Opening of Loop 202 at McKellips RoadDental Department Students at the Grand Opening of Loop 202Halloween event with Student Life-Erica Horihan and Samantha HardtLandscape art.Art and architecture.Pretty in purple.The campus was named a Certified Wildlife Habitat in 2015. This certification also makes Red Mountain a part of the Million Pollinator Garden Challenge, a national effort to restore critical habitat for pollinators.Cienega signage indicating the endangered species housed there.Nora Reyes and Nicole Cerveny at the Red Mountain Color Fun Run.Thor supports student events!Early construction.Heavy duty reinforcer beams!Outdoor studies.Ice cream, ice cream, we all scream for ice cream social!Outside Yoga at Red Mountain with Gail Herndon.Blue sky and puffy clouds make a regular appearance.Majestic Mesquite building.Life Science Studies.Participants go green at Family Fun Run. Color me happy!Peak enrollment.Toils, labor of love.Rattler tracking for undergraduate research.Early days of Cienega.Linda Rosenthal (left) and Larry Christiansen view the architectural rendering of Red Mountain.Employee photo opp during groundbreaking.Construction Desert Willow.Cienega construction.Red Mountain Construction: Mesquite & Desert Willow.Tables with a view.Groundbreaking at Red Mountain Campus.Red Mountain Shadows.Student life photo opp.Kyra Perry shows visitors some of the critters at Red Mountain.Pup fish haven.Center for Civic and Community Engagment students and staff.Domestic Violence and Abuse Awareness: Student Life Clothes Line Project.Food Security Food box cooking contest.I love Red Mt Fun Run!Greg Reents serves up ice cream sundaes for employees.Red Mountain Music Society.Beautiful signage.MCC employees are enthusiastic about the wildlife on campus.Student Life Leaders.Cienega after monsoon.Artsy view.Nature teaches us.Roundabout Mesquite and Desert Willow.Students enjoying outdoor study.Happy Gila monster!Say cheese! Red Mountain employees strike a pose while celebrating the 10th anniversary of the campus.MCC employees are enthusiastic about the wildlife on campus.Dennis Wilson enjoying desert monsoon float in Cienega.Councilmember David Luna (left) at the annual Halloween Extravaganza.Cory McCloskey carefully wrangles a snake.