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Maxim's machine gun model 1910-30 on a wheeled Vladimirov's mount. PM M1910 was a heavy machine gun used by the Imperial Russian Army during WW I and Red Army during Russian Civil War and World War II

MCC Historian to Discuss Russian Women’s Battalion in WWI on Sept. 9

MCC Center for Experiential Learning Director George Maniates will discuss the significance of the Russian Women’s Battalion in World War I on Monday, Sept. 9, at the USS Silversides Museum, 1346 Bluff St., in Muskegon. The talk, which begins at 6 p.m., launches the Fall Lecture Series, entitled “Truth Is Stranger than Fiction in Military […]

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Richard Doctor

MCC to Honor Richard Doctor with Distinguished Faculty Award

Richard Doctor, whose 34-year career at Muskegon Community College included his service as a faculty member, department chair, administrator, and leader in the assessment and accreditation process on campus, will posthumously receive the Distinguished Faculty Award from the college. Doctor, who retired from MCC in 2010, died on Sept 2, 2017. The MCC Faculty Senate, […]

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Interior photo of the MCC Art and Music Building

Public Invited to MCC Art and Music Building Grand Opening Aug. 23

Muskegon Community College will celebrate the grand opening of its Art and Music Building on Friday, August 23, 2019 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public. Visitors should park in the Stevenson Center East Entrance parking lot and enter the building through the Stevenson Center. MCC President […]

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Dr. Dale K. Nesbary

Muskegon Community College President Named to MCCA Leadership Role

Muskegon Community College President Dr. Dale K. Nesbary has been elected chair of the Michigan Community College Association’s (MCCA) Presidents Committee. He officially began his term when the two-year appointment was approved at the MCCA Board of Directors meeting on July 26 in Acme, MI. During the second year, Nesbary will become chair of the […]

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Deb Grube, chair of the MCC Respiratory Therapy Program, in class with her MCC students.

MCC Respiratory Therapy Program Awarded 10-Year National Reaccreditation

The Muskegon Community College Respiratory Therapy (RT) Program has been awarded a 10-year unqualified reaccreditation by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC). The program has remained nationally accredited on campus since its inception more than three decades ago. “It is impressive to be reaccredited without any citations because typically the visitation team will […]

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MCC to Host Debt Forgiveness Program Info Meeting on July 23

The MCC Student Success Department will hold a Debt Forgiveness Program informational meeting on Tuesday evening, July 23, designed for former Muskegon Community College students, who have financial holds up to $1,200 with MCC and who have not been enrolled at MCC for three academic years. Attendees to this free event can meet with an […]

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Athletic Shoe Entrepreneur Steps into the Spotlight with $10,000 NextGen Award

MCC student Jake Groendal can trace his passion for owning vintage sneakers to a trip to the Muskegon Mall, where, as an eighth grader, he relentlessly pestered his mother to buy him a pair of Nike Flight 89s. “They originally came out in 1989, but Nike brought them back in 2012 and I wanted them […]

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Cisco Class

MCC’s CISCO Certificate Program Offers Opportunities

Offered last fall for the first time at Muskegon Community College, the CISCO computer networking certificate program packs a lot of job marketability punch into a course of study that can be completed in just two semesters. “It’s probably one of the best entry level IT networking certifications out there,” explains Mark Verhoeven, the MCC […]

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Pearl Slayton -Self-Portrait Manipulating Picture Planes - First Place

55th Annual Student Art and Design Award Winners Named

The award winners in the 55th Annual MCC Student Art and Design Exhibition, featuring artwork of outstanding merit produced by leading student artists over the past academic year, were announced during a June 6 reception in Overbrook Art Gallery, where the exhibit continues through Sept. 18. MCC’s art faculty selected the artwork from more than […]

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