Muskegon Community College News and Events

"Friends Forever" by Minna Resnick.

College art exhibit to explore traditional female identity, roles

Muskegon Community College is proud to announce a collection of Artist Minna Resnick’s work will be on display at The Overbrook Art Gallery beginning November 6th and running through December 14th. The exhibition, titled “Nothing Is Forgotten” is free and open to the public. “Minna’s work explores traditional gender roles and the social and cultural […]

Read More about College art exhibit to explore traditional female identity, roles

Panelists to discuss War in Gaza as part of lecture series

In collaboration with the Center for Experiential Learning, Muskegon Community College is inviting students and the public to “The War in Gaza: A Panel Discussion on the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict,” Tuesday, November 14 at 6:00 P.M. in Room 1300 in the Stevenson Center. As part of MCC’s lecture series, the panel discussion will feature three professors […]

Read More about Panelists to discuss War in Gaza as part of lecture series
Instructor holds up award

Professor Receives National Distinguished Teaching Award

Muskegon Community College (MCC) is proud to announce that geography instructor Diana Casey has been honored with the Higher Education Distinguished Teaching Award by the National Council for Geographic Education (NCGE). Diana was formally recognized and presented with this prestigious award at the NCGE annual conference held in Columbia, South Carolina on October 28. The […]

Read More about Professor Receives National Distinguished Teaching Award
Muskegon Community College News

Networking Students getting access to online remote laboratory next semester

Muskegon Community College (MCC) is proud to announce that beginning in the Winter of 2024, MCC will offer access to Netlab hardware as an educational resource to networking students. NetLab, an innovative online remote laboratory, allows students to conduct experiments on real laboratory equipment off campus. Starting next semester, students will be able to incorporate […]

Read More about Networking Students getting access to online remote laboratory next semester
Frank Suarez-Roman

New biology faculty inspired by childhood in Puerto Rico

Muskegon Community College (MCC) is excited to introduce its newest addition to the biology faculty, Frank Suarez-Roman. As a faculty member at MCC, Suarez-Roman will instruct courses in Environmental Science, General Biology II, and Plant Science. He will also play a pivotal role in stewarding resources and developing programs for the Life Sciences’ Herbarium and […]

Read More about New biology faculty inspired by childhood in Puerto Rico
Byzantine Christian Tradition

MCC Professor, Greek Orthodox officials to present lecture of Byzantine influence on early Christian faith

Muskegon Community College’s Center for Experiential Learning is launching a series of free lectures that will explore the impact religion has made on the history of Western Civilization. Muskegon Community College Professor George Maniates, alongside Rev. Joseph Gingrich and William Neal of Annunciation Orthodox Church in Norton Shores will kick off the series on Thursday, […]

Read More about MCC Professor, Greek Orthodox officials to present lecture of Byzantine influence on early Christian faith