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• Explore ‘UFOs over Michigan’ during March 14 program at MCC
• MCC offers a variety of online noncredit courses that begin March 17
• MCC to remain closed until April 14; classes continue online
• MCC moves summer classes online due to extended stay-at-home order
• Explore ‘Conspiracy Theories’ during Nov. 17 online presentation
• Middle school students visit MCC to further biology studies
• MCC Nature Trails hosts an online photo contest
• October Noncredit Courses
• Transfer Rep Visits
• Why summer classes? Why not!
• MCC offers noncredit courses in October
• Learn as you like at Montcalm Community College
• Bookstore
• MCC’s Alumni and Friends Choir brings together the community with a virtual performance
• Writing Center Syllabus Statement
• Financial Aid
• Mobile teaching stations enhance instruction at MCC
• MCC celebrates Constitution Day with Sept. 19 presentation
• Going to college from your couch?
• Helping Your Students Make Effective Use of the Writing Center
• Belding High School Dual Enrollment Spotlight
• Bramble Ramble race results 2022
• Dual Enrollment Guide
• One Book One County Montcalm Kick Off Event
• MCC's Commencement is May 6
• MCC offers noncredit courses in July
• MCC plans to be back in the classroom for fall semester
• Tri County high school student getting ahead on college through dual enrollment
• MCC to honor nursing students during May 5 ceremony
• August Noncredit Courses
• MCC offers a variety of noncredit classes in April
• MCC announces noncredit course offerings for Nov. 15-30
• Get Started
• Learn about career options during Talk & Tour Career Series
• MCC offers summer camps for youths
• Update on MCC’s Coronavirus actions
• Why take summer classes at MCC?
• March 2023 Noncredit Classes at MCC
• Kristen Diehl
• Contact Us
• Centurions Volleyball Team Faces Timberwolves of North Central in Inaugural Home Opener
• Student Information
• MCC hosts March 7 virtual talk on global demographic changes
• Writing Center
• MCC offers noncredit classes in November
• MCC offers noncredit classes in May 2024
• On-Campus & Community Resources
• September Noncredit Classes
• May 2023 noncredit offerings
• Oct. 27 workshop aims to support rural business owners
• Learning Opportunities
• Photojournalist to commemorate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at MCC
• MCC scholarship helps student continue her education
• MCC announces noncredit course offerings for Nov. 1-14
• Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails
• Student Loan FAQs
• 48 participants complete MCC’s Bramble Ramble
• Meet Our Faculty
• Recreation Fees and Passes
• Nature Trails clean-up is April 8 at MCC
• Explore China’s presence in various countries in Africa
• MCC’s Alumni & Friends ‘All That Jazz’ concert is Nov. 20
• Lucas Hirkaway joins golf team at MCC
• Cross Country Runners Kick Off Season at FSU
• Two Volleyball Student-Athletes Earn All-Conference Recognition
• MCC choir to perform Great Stories Told in Song
• Gymnastics start Feb. 8 at MCC with Anne Bowen-Martin
• MCC hosts ‘Visible Injustice, A Talk with Dr. Moore’ on Sept. 24
• MCC pact with Purdue University Fort Wayne offers students transfer options
• July Noncredit Courses
• MCC offers noncredit classes in March
• Irish visitors promote study abroad program
• One Book reading selection unveiled
• MCC celebrates Women’s History Month 2019
• MCC students and employees volunteer 10,000 hours of community service
• Sidney State Bank supports MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Hours of Operation
• Dual Enrollment
• MCC Reads
• Swimming Lessons
• Library FAQs
• ‘It has been an enjoyable experience’
• Explore ‘The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald’ with Mike Fornes
• One Book One County Montcalm Kickoff 2022
• Success Express: Montcalm Community College offering cash, free laptop during summer program for high schoolers
• Meg Martin to speak at May 6 Commencement
• One Book One County Montcalm Kickoff is May 25
• MCC offers a variety of noncredit classes in February 2023
• MCC hosts virtual Veterans Day program on Nov. 11
• MCC's millage renewal passes
• April noncredit class offerings at MCC
• MCC pact with Davenport University offers students transfer options
• Leah Bristol to run cross country at MCC
• Faculty Resources
• MCC celebrates Women’s History Month
• One Book + MCC Reads join for program kick-off
• Stanton woman is pursuing her ‘dream’ in agriculture at MCC
• Explore health, wellness during July 24 Senior Citizen’s Day at MCC
• Heritage Festival: Where history is more than a picture
• MCC Centurions volleyball finishes second on Friday night
• Success Express Instructors
• MCC offers a variety of noncredit classes in September
• Tom Learmont has dedicated 25 years as a Heritage Village volunteer
• MCC’s Philharmonic Orchestra conductor is ‘doing music all the time’
• One Book author to speak at Sept. 17 closing celebration
• MCC employees support “Transforming Lives, Empowering People” campaign
• Vintage Base Ball Returns to the Heritage Festival
• Camren Kring advances his career through apprenticeship training sponsored by his employer
• MCC Centurions volleyball wins in weekend tournament opener
• ‘It’s perfect for me’ - MCC ag student pursuing her dream as Greenstone Farm Credit Services intern
• MCC offers a variety of noncredit classes in February
• MCC offers noncredit classes in February
• Financial Aid Policies
• Important Links & Forms
• MCC rededicates its Kenneth J. Smith Building during April 19 celebration
• One Book Events
• Social Media
• MCC Holiday Break Hours
• Omnilert Emergency System
• Purdue University 4/24/24
• Get Started for Alma College Guest Students
• Policies
• Closings & Cancellations
• Tricia Yonker
• Coronavirus FAQs
• MCC hosts Nature Trails photo contest
• MCC closed for holiday break
• Spring 2023 Scholarship Cycle
• Hanging Basket Sale
• Employee Information
• One Book One County Closing Event
• Chicago Trip 2024
• “Evil and the Philosopher” presentation is March 7 at MCC
• Dreamin's Free essay contest winners
• Constitution Day to be observed at MCC on Sept. 17
• MCC's Annual Creative Writing Contest
• Cheryl Meyer's "Paper Trail and Leaf" artwork on display
• Dr. Stacy Young on eightWest Nov. 9
• Register for Spring 2023 and be entered into gift card drawing
• Travel to Stratford with MCC on Oct. 4
• Bramble Ramble is Sept. 24 at MCC
• Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Arts and Culture
• Early College
• Recreation Schedule
• Pool
• Sara Rittersdorf
• Rental and Tour Information
• MCC hosts April 17 Greenhouse Open House
• MCC Foundation Ash 2+1 Scholarships available for spring and summer 2021
• Updated COVID-19 procedures as fall semester starts
• MCC Foundation offers additional student scholarships for spring
• "When Amelia Came to Michigan" is Sept. 20 at MCC
• Explore our past with The Friends of Forest Home Cemetery
• Don't 'weight' on your good health is Sept. 13
• MCC’s golf team places 6th in two invitationals
• MCC’s men’s cross country runners achieve personal bests in Wisconsin
• Sidney Campus
• Dean Gage
• There’s still time to register for spring classes at MCC
• ‘Ladies of the Lights’
• CIS Lab
• Chapters and Eligibility
• Tuition Assistance (TA)
• MCC to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
• MCCF Ash 2+1 scholarships available for spring semester
• 55th Annual NCDA Poetry and Art Contest
• MCC to host Mid-Michigan District Health Department COVID-19 vaccine clinics
• Edmore mother-daughter decorate lunch sacks to support local cause
• Get moving at MCC’s Recreation and Fitness Center
• Bramble Ramble and Mike Seaman Memorial Run are Sept. 18 at MCC
• MCC Volleyball Defeats Alpena
• MCC Centurions volleyball upset No. 3 Delta College
• MCC Cross Country runners finish strong at Lansing Invitational
• Centurions fall to No. 11 Grand Rapids Community College in Conference Matchup
• Cross Country Runners Finish Solid Races at St. Clair
• MCC Volleyball Outlasts Alpena in 5 Sets
• MCC’s cross country runners achieve personal bests in Indiana
• Bowling teams finish fourth at Kellogg Community College
• Bowling teams finish 3rd in Greenville
• MCC bowling teams finish sixth and ninth
• MCC’s bowling teams celebrate first season
• MCC golf team places second at GRCC Invitational
• Montcalm Heritage Village celebrates Log Cabin Day June 29
• There's still time to register for spring classes at MCC
• Flat River Conservation Club chosen as MCC’s clay target shooting range
• Larsen wins Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails photo contest
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• Montcalm Heritage Village celebrates Log Cabin Day June 24
• MCC Foundation support students
• MCC faculty share their expertise during Uganda mission trip
• ‘The Book Woman of Troublesome Creek’ is the 2022 One Book One County Montcalm selection
• Greenville Area Community Foundation pledges $1.25 million to MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• ‘Downton Shabby’ is the 2023 One Book One County Montcalm selection
• Amanda Glaza helps lead athletics at MCC
• Recreation
• Academic Expectations
• Counseling FAQ'S
• Creative Writing Contest Entry and Rules
• MCC suggests precautions against Coronavirus
• MCC’s earns national accreditation for its nursing program
• MCC presents fall Lifelong Learners sessions
• MCC offers rare look at the works of Charles Darwin
• Explore ‘The Power of Vision and Action’ at MCC on Nov. 19 with Brian Frejo
• MCC Reads the book ‘Reading with Patrick’
• MCC supports Michigan Reconnect
• Michigan Reconnect provides up to 100% tuition assistance
• MCC President establishes student scholarship
• Sept. 23 One Book Closing Celebration features Michigan Author
• Faculty Focus: Sara Rittersdorf teaches Chemistry at Montcalm Community College
• MCC Food Sources receives donation from First Congregational Church
• Kennedy Dunham and Siera Merlington join bowling team at MCC
• Andrew Hardy joins cross country team at MCC
• MCC’s men’s golfers finish second at Schoolcraft Invitational
• Cross country runners finish strong at GRCC Raider Invite
• Centurion Golf Team Places 4th Overall at Oakland Community College Invitational
• Volleyball player Lauren Rowe Makes Her Mark at MCC
• MCC's men's golfers and women's volleyball played away Sept. 25
• Golf Team Finishes 1st at Thomas Howard Memorial Golf Invitational
• MCC Bowling Teams finish 2nd and 3rd in inaugural season debut
• Putnam is first to sign for MCC’s women’s basketball team
• Bowling teams finish fifth and sixth at MCCAA Invitational
• Friedrich wins third place in statewide writing contest
• MCC bowling teams wrap up season with Baker Challenge
• MCC seeks applicants for president
• MCC Ag Club selling hanging baskets
• MCC is hosting a Health Care Job Fair on April 9
• Muir woman wins Montcalm Community College scholarship
• One Book author to speak at Sept. 21 closing
• 26 participants complete MCC’s Bramble Ramble
• ‘The Marsh King’s Daughter’ is the 2019 One Book One County Montcalm selection
• MCC supports Michigan free-tuition program for front line workers
• MCC’s unveils its new strategic plan
• MCC partners with United Way for community service project
• Get 'Styled for Success' at Montcalm Community College
• Historic Montcalm Heritage Village gets upgrades
• MCC to celebrate veterans during Nov. 14 event
• David Johnston to shoot clay targets at MCC
• MCC to rededicate its Kenneth J. Smith Instructional Building during April 19 celebration
• Caesar’s 1st Shot raises money to support student-athletes at Montcalm Community College
• New MCCF scholarship honors Martin Lund
• MCC pact with Alma College supports student transfer
• The church at Heritage Village gets a new look
• MCC celebrates Black History Month
• One Book One County Montcalm kickoff is June 21
• MCC Veterans Day program features ‘empowering’ speaker
• Retired MCC president establishes MCC Foundation scholarship
• MCC Foundation pledges $1 million toward the college’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Members of MCC’s governing boards all support the college’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Montcalm Community College names Hunter Redman athletic director
• MCC Reads 2023
• Heritage Festival
• Central Montcalm Community Foundation pledges $35,000 to MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Ionia County Community Foundation pledges $10,000 to MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Campus Safety Information and Resources
• MCC appoints Carol Deuling-Ravell to its Board of Trustees
• Contest rewards MCC students’ dreams (2020)
• ‘The Midnight Plan of the Repo Man’ is the 2021 One Book One County Montcalm selection
• Dr. Kirk Faber family supports MCC campaign
• The Kitchenmaster family supports MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Corewell Health pledges $100,000 to MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• Isabella Bank pledges $40,000 to MCC’s ‘Transforming Lives, Empowering People’ campaign
• “The Road” and “Life As We Knew It” are MCC Reads selections
• 35th Annual Heritage Festival
• MCC classroom project prompts creativity, critical thinking
• 13 Carson City-Crystal seniors are earning college credits at Montcalm Community College
• MCC announces scholarship awards for 2021-2022
• MCC announces 2022-2023 scholarship recipients