Tuesday, March 28, 2023
This version of the article clarifies Barbara Mauter’s status as a BGSU student while on this immersion trip. MCCC is in the midst of celebrating Native American Heritage Month with events and activities throughout the month of November. Among these events was a Native Landscapes presentation. It was hosted by […]
The Intramural Sports Club held its first official meeting Nov. 16 in the MCCC gymnasium. Advised by Lori Jo Couch, the group brainstormed future events and possible sports for the club. President Doug Roderick, Vice President Levi Couch, Treasurer Kline Peare and Secretary Sydney Spicer were elected club officers among […]
Adults who are not vaccinated against COVID-19 are 17 times more likely to be hospitalized compared to vaccinated adults, according to a study conducted this year. MCCC President Kojo Quartey’s mother was affected by these hospitalizations from the pandemic. “Because she had a stroke, she needed to be hospitalized, but […]
The respiratory therapy program hosted two information sessions via Zoom on November 11 to teach the public about the program. The director of respiratory therapy, Dr. Ijaz Ahmed, ran the Zoom meetings where he spoke about the program and the need for growth in the respiratory therapy field. Respiratory therapy […]
As the weather gets cooler, the Ballroom Dance Club has just the thing to keep warm. The Ballroom Dance Club is having a “County Casual Dance Party” from 6-7:30 p.m. Nov. 21 in the H Building, Room 139. The dance theme of the night is the Argentine tango, night club […]
Through shared stories and images, experiences beyond individual perception become available to a wider audience. MCCC’s Images magazine offers glimpses of MCCC students’ points of view through fine art and literature. Submissions of original art and literature from coursework or personal projects are being accepted for the Images 2022 magazine […]
Roush Industries, an engineering supplier, and MCCC will be entering into an agreement to create new jobs in the state of Michigan. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved the creation of a Michigan New Jobs Training Program Agreement on Oct. 25. Roush Industries will create 100 new jobs through this […]
MCCC’s short-term study abroad program will take on Eastern Europe with a business and culture focused trip in May of 2022. The estimated travel dates are May 16-27, 2022 and are subject to change, said Wendy Wysocki, professor of business and economics and Global Studies Coordinator. Students in the program […]
A suicide loss survivor is a person living through the tragic aftermath of lossing a loved one to suicide, according to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. Monroe County will have its first Survivors of Suicide Loss Day event on Nov. 20 at the Bedford Branch Library in Temperance from 9 […]
MCCC officials are still evaluating the best way to respond to the federal government’s vaccine mandate. President Joe Biden announced on Sept. 24 that the Department of Labor developed an emergency vaccination rule. The rule requires either a full vaccination status or a weekly negative COVID test from each employee […]
