The River Valley Arist’s Guild and MCC Art Club Tri-State High School Art Show was a huge success at the college’s Bullhead City campus. People enjoyed viewing artwork from students throughout the region and voted on their favorite. Congratulations to River Valley High School Student Ernest Elkins for his artwork Fix the Sink, which won Best Read more about Art show proves local students have major talent[…]
As their son was graduating high school and began planning for his future, Christopher and Stephanie Wilson decided it was also time to change their future. Stephanie has worked in the medical field since she was 19, and spent the last six years of her life managing a medical clinic. Christopher, an Mohave Community College Read more about Married Couple Attends MCC Truck Driving School Together[…]
Many MCC employees who took part in Denim Day to support survivors, and help raise awareness about the need to end sexual violence. This year Denim Day was April 24. What is Denim Day? The following is from the Denim Day organization: The Denim Day story begins in Italy in 1992, when an 18-year old girl Read more about Denim Day: wearing jeans for a good cause[…]
If you missed any of the MCC President Candidate Meet & Greets, you can view the candidates answering questions submitted by students, employees and the community. The MCC Governing Board will soon choose one of the four finalists. Your can view the hiring process timeline at the MCC Search for the Next President web page. Read more about MCC President Candidates answer questions (Video)[…]
Arizona Revised Statues make it possible for community colleges to increase property tax levies each year by 2 percent over the prior year’s amount. For Fiscal Year 2018-2019, this 2 percent represents a total increase of $494,224 in the college’s total property tax levy. That means for a home valued at $100,000, the cost would Read more about MCC Board will consider increase in tax levy to generate $494,224[…]
The Mohave Community College Culinary Arts students recently held another very successful semi-annual dinner for culinary industry leaders and educators. The guest list included chefs, along with food and beverage industry managers in the tri-state region. “We have a lot of graduates who work locally, including in many of the casinos in Laughlin,” said MCC Read more about MCC Culinary students shine, one a high school student[…]
The enrollment window is now open for Summer and Fall classes at Mohave Community College. You can view the Course Schedules online, and set up an appointment with an Advisor through Student Support Connections or call 1-866-664-2832. If you’re not an MCC student, you can apply for free and get started on your path to success. Currently, a Read more about Summer classes get you ahead of the curve[…]
MCC News shares the college news, events, faculty, staff and student stories from Mohave Community College each month. Known as the “Mohave Minutes” it is intended to be a quick source of information to keep you updated on what’s happening at the college’s four campuses. If you have an MCC story idea please email it Read more about MCC News – Mohave Minutes – April 2019[…]
Current and future MCC students are led by their coach, and teacher, John Hansen as MCC’s Intramural Basketball team placed second in the city league this year. Coming off a strong season where they went 7-1 in the regular season, which runs from December to March, and placed second in the championship game, losing by Read more about Intramural Basketball Team Places Second in City League[…]
We caught up with author/photographer and amateur historian, Jim Hinckley at MCC’s Connecting the Community Event March 29th. Jim likes to attend as many local events as he can and loves to promote community togetherness, he’s authored more than ten books about Route 66 and operates a website, Podcast, and Facebook group all called Jim Read more about Author, Photographer, and Amateur Historian Connects with the Community at ConCom.[…]
Lake Havasu City Campus hosted the annual Mathlympics on April 5th. The Mathlympics celebrates students in high schools across the tri-city area who excel in math. First through third place awards are given to students who excel for their teams in several categories ranging from Algebra to Calculus. Six Schools attended the event sending a Read more about Lake Havasu Campus Hosts Annual Mathlympics[…]
The Observatory on the Kingman Campus has joined 53 others as part of a multi-state project aimed at exploring the outer solar system. RECON is a citizen science research project aimed at exploring the Kuiper Belt and they’ve moved a new telescope to the Kingman Campus Observatory so that they can measure the size of Read more about Kingman Campus Observatory Joins RECON.[…]
The Mohave Community College Board of Governors invites all college employees, students and community members to meet the four finalists in the nationwide search for the next college president. You will have an opportunity to meet the candidates at an MCC campus near you on April 24 and April 25. The finalists will visit with Read more about Meet and greet the candidates for MCC President[…]
The Mohave Community College Board of Governors has selected four finalists in the nationwide search for the next college president. The finalists will be visiting the MCC campuses and the communities on April 24-25. Details about times and locations for meetings with college employees, students and community members will be released soon. THe new The Read more about Finalists selected in MCC President search[…]
Mohave Community College is once again bringing students, community members and business leaders together with a focus on building a great future. The college’s second annual Connecting the Community event is free to attend and the atmosphere will be fun and casual, with music and complimentary food for attendees. This year the college is also Read more about MCC Connecting the Community event: your life, your community, your future[…]
