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MCC offering more online options for summer classes
Montcalm Community College is adding more options for online summer coursework to help students continue to make progress on their education as we navigate the uncertain future due to Coronavirus (COVID-19). “We are doing everything we …
MCC to remain closed until April 14; classes continue online
With Governor Whitmer’s order issued Monday, March 23, to shelter in place to help slow the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19), Montcalm Community College will extend the closing of its campuses in Sidney and Greenville, with plans to reop…
MCC is closing its campuses as Coronavirus crisis continues
Montcalm Community College is closing its campuses to slow the spread of Coronavirus (COVID-19) but will continue providing education to its students through online coursework and support services. The shutdown is effective at 4:30 p.m. Th…
MCC moves to online classes amid Coronavirus
Montcalm Community College will move its classes to an online format beginning Monday, March 16, and expects to resume face-to-face classes on Monday, April 6, as the spread of coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, continues. In additio…
Update on MCC’s Coronavirus actions
Our top priority is the health and safety of Montcalm Community College’s students, staff, visitors and those they come in contact with. With the COVID-19 virus picking up momentum, our Executive Team and Crisis Management Team are meet…
Spring 2020 MCCF scholarship applications open
Applications for spring 2020 MCC Foundation Ash Foundation scholarships will be accepted until all funds are awarded or the end of the spring semester. Applications for the 2020 spring semester Ash 2 for 1 scholarship are also being acce…
‘Ladies of the Lights’
Please note: This event has been cancelled. We hope to reschedule it in the future. Dianna Stampfler, Michigan author of Michigan’s Haunted Lighthouses, will share the fascinating stories of the dynamic and courageous women who tende…
MCC suggests precautions against Coronavirus
With the new strain of coronavirus (COVID-19) gaining momentum, Montcalm Community College officials urge students, staff and community members to take precautions against the disease. “We don’t want folks to panic, but just take extra …
