Friday, April 18, 2025
Celebrate diversity and inclusion with the annual Pride Party at MCCC. The MCCC Gender & Sexuality Alliance is scheduled to hold their annual Pride Party on Friday, April 25 from 5-10 p.m. in the S Building in room S-165. “Pride Parties follow a tradition of celebrating living authentically and embracing […]
There are still smells and sounds that make Irene Miller emotional after all these years. The Holocaust survivor and author of “Into No Man’s Land: A Historical Memoir” returned to MCCC April 2 to talk to students, faculty and community members about her life growing up and how she survived […]
The Class of ‘98 is scheduled to host a night of throwback hits at MCCC. The concert will be held at 8 p.m. on March 29 in the Meyer Theater. Tickets are $15 and can be bought online. There is also a cash bar that will feature beer and wine […]
The impact of her father as well as one of her middle school teachers was enough to inspire Stephanie Wozniak to pursue a career in education. “My dad was a teacher, and I really looked up to him when I was younger, of course,” she said. “I did have one […]
The professor pinches and swipes the air in his office as he demonstrates the augmented reality headset. The headset overlays an iridescent digital model of a building created by students of professor Emrah Kazan, associate professor of construction management technology, in the air above his desk. The extremely detailed model, […]
The inaugural Winter Wonderland event was held Wednesday, Feb. 26, at the Student Success Center inside Founders Hall. “We have an event every semester and this is to highlight all the services and activities here at the Student Success Center,” Gerald McCarty, dean of student services, said. “Not only our […]
Ronald Campbell, MCCC’s first president, died at 99 on Feb. 2. His 100th birthday was just over a month away. Campbell was chosen as president by the Board of Trustees in 1964 and continued in his position for two decades, according to a memorial released by The Foundation. After retiring […]
A dean’s favorite painting on campus led to a local artist and MCCC alum becoming an art instructor at the college. David Larkins, an artist with over 60 years of experience and a three-time visiting artist, is now an instructor at the college. He said he was put in private […]
As a student, she took a communication fundamentals course at the Whitman Center. Then, years later, she helped register that same professor of that class for a Lifelong Learning class. Rebecca Fournier’s communication fundamentals course included a demonstration speech as one of the projects. She did her presentation on wigs: […]
More than 150 guests gathered in the Meyer Theater atrium for a lecture on Monday, Nov. 18. Barbara McQuade, author of “Attack from Within: How Disinformation is Sabotaging America,” spoke at MCCC about disinformation and misinformation. The event was presented by AAUW Monroe. McQuade is a lawyer who served as […]
