Nedry in his office. Patrick Nedry may be retiring, but it seems unlikely he’s going to slow down. After 24 years at MCCC, the professor of Business is now bowing out and retiring. Nedry was instrumental in creating several programs on-campus and is spoken of highly by his colleagues in […]
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New course: SOC 253
A new course exploring the impact race and ethnicity have on today’s society is coming Fall 2018. The Race and Ethnicity course (SOC 253) will be taught by associate professor of Sociology Derek Roberts. Roberts has tackled this class before at four-year universities and hopes that by getting the […]
Rabon wins adjunct faculty award
Business professor Jeffrey Rabon won the 2018 Adjunct Faculty of the Year award The Outstanding Adjunct of the Year Award went to Business professor Jeffrey Rabon. “It’s certainly an unexpected honor, but I truly know that it is a privilege to be afforded the opportunity to teach here, and I […]
Thomas wins Student of the Year
Leah Thomas won the Faculty Association Outstanding Student Award at MCCC's Honors Night. The girl in the blue dress and sweet smile is leaving her legacy at MCCC. Leah Thomas won the Outstanding Student of the Year award at Honors Night on Wednesday, April 18. “I accredit all my success […]
Nedry wins Faculty of the Year
In his acceptance speech, Nedry mentioned one of his favorite films, the classic Clint Eastwood Western "The Outlaw Josey Wales." “Surprised? You bet!” said Patrick Nedry regarding his winning of the Outstanding Faculty of the Year award. “I had no expectation, inclination, nothing! Total surprise; caught off guard,” he said. “In […]
MCCC Hosts 2018 Honors Reception
Joel Spotts and Katie Vandenbrink recieve the Dr. Ronald Campbell Student Government Award. Leah Thomas won the Faculty Association Outstanding Student Award at MCCC’s Honors Reception April 18. Business professor Patrick Nedry won the Outstanding Faculty Award, and Jeffrey Rabon won the Outstanding Adjunct Faculty Award. The Student Nurses Association […]
2017 Fall Semester Dean’s List
Students walking on campus (photo by Vanessa Ray) To qualify for the Dean’s List, a student must complete 12 or more hours and earn a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Each student who made the Dean’s List is listed in alphabetical order below according to city of residence: […]
MCCC to hold career and opportunity expo
With graduation just around the corner, there are many MCCC students who will, after receiving their Associates Degree or Trade Certificate, be looking to enter the workforce. In an effort to bring the jobs to the students, MCCC is hosting a career expo April 13 from 10:30 a.m. to 1:30 […]
Glassworking artist speaks at college
Melanie Hunter. It could be said that Melanie Hunter is a member of a rare breed. The artist came to MCCC on Tuesday, March 13 for a lecture that discussed her career and work. A public display of her works will be shown in the library until Monday, April 30. […]
VITA program helps student, community members with taxes
VITA students. Seated: Charles McKee, Ian Lawson, Kara Walker, Nathan Grodi, Brent Olive, Timothy Feganes, Kyle Spinale. Sitting: Michael Grodi. The year is going well for the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance Program. The name is abbreviated to VITA. It is a course offered by the college, and is staffed by […]