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MCC announces scholarship awards
Montcalm Community College and the MCC Foundation are offering more than $300,000 in scholarship funds for the 2018-2019 academic year. More than 40 endowed scholarship funds provide awards to support students as they pursue their degrees …
26 participants complete MCC’s Bramble Ramble
Twenty-six people participated in the fourth annual Bramble Ramble 5K trail run and walk and 10K run Sept. 22 on the Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails on Montcalm Community College’s Sidney campus. The Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails offer m…
MCC offers career development and personal enrichment courses
Montcalm Community College offers a variety of career development and personal enrichment courses. Visit www.montcalm.edu/career-development for course details or to register online.
Explore MCC’s Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails
Montcalm Community College’s Kenneth J. Lehman Nature Trails are open to the public from dawn until dusk, 365 days a year. There is no charge to visit these beautiful trails winding through forests, grasslands and wetlands. More than four m…
Registration for spring classes is underway at MCC
It’s time to register for spring classes at Montcalm Community College. The 2019 spring schedule of courses is available through MyMontcalm under the Academics tab at http://my.montcalm.edu. For more information, email registerhelp@montcalm…
Oct. 11 Pastor Appreciation Lunch is cancelled
The 2018 Montcalm County Pastor Appreciation Lunch scheduled for Oct. 11 at Montcalm Community College’s Greenville campus has been cancelled due to concerns expressed by an outside organization. The college has always considered this even…
MCC announces Lisa Lund as new executive leader
Lisa Lund recently was named Montcalm Community College’s Executive Director for Institutional Advancement and the MCC Foundation. She replaces Terry Smith, who retired this month after 31 years of service with the college. In her new rol…
MCC classroom project prompts creativity, critical thinking
Is America in a state of progress or decline? A group of Montcalm Community College dual enrolled students recently had an out-of-classroom experience to gain perspectives on contemporary American social trends centering around this quest…