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38th Annual Heritage Festival

Visit MCC's Sidney campus for the annual Heritage Festival July 31 - August 2.

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Centurion Golf Outing

Over $15,000 was raised during the 1st Annual Centurion Athletics Golf Outing on June 27.

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Centurion Scholars

MCC athletics is proud to celebrate 32 athletes and 4 teams for academic excellence.

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Centurion Awards Banquet

Three MCC instructors were recognized for their achievements at the Centurion Awards Banquet.

Learn more Award recipients and special guests at Montcalm Community College’s June 24 Centurion Awards Banquet include, from left, MCC President Dr. Bradley J. Barrick, State Rep. Pat Outman, State Sen. Rick Outman, Distinguished Alumni Award recipient Abilene A. Smith, Leslie K. Morford Faculty Recognition Award recipient Dr. Elizabeth Klooster, MCC Social Sciences Instructor Andrea Martin, who was recognized for achieving faculty tenure, and Distinguished Service Award recipient Ransom Leppink.

Distinguished Alumni Award

The 2025 Distinguished Alumni Award was presented to Abilene A. Smith.

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Meet Our Faculty

Meet MCC Counselor and Instructor, Brandy Bunting, M.A.

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Athletics at MCC

MCC Centurions are actively recruiting for all sports!

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MCCF Scholarships Available now!

The MCC Foundation has more than $400,000 in student aid available for the 2025-2026 academic year.

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Take a virtual campus tour

Explore our campus and discover why we're your best choice to Stay Close, Go Far!

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Why is MCC a great choice for so many Montcalm County students?

1,725

Spring Semester Students

2

Convenient locations

15

average class size

220

Acres on the college's Sidney campus