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MCC moves summer classes online due to extended stay-at-home order
Due to Governor Whitmer’s extension of the state’s stay-at-home order through June 12, Montcalm Community College has no choice but to move its summer classes to an online format. Classes begin June 1 and run for eight weeks. “We are de…
Stanton woman is pursuing her ‘dream’ in agriculture at MCC
Lily Doyle has always wanted to be a farmer. Although she wasn’t raised on a farm, the 20-year-old from Stanton has fond memories of listening to her grandfather talk about his farming days. “He would talk about how much he loved it. I…
‘It’s perfect for me’ - MCC ag student pursuing her dream as Greenstone Farm Credit Services intern
Emily Portell is well on her way to landing her dream job. The 19-year-old Trufant-area resident just finished her second year in the Ag Operations program at Montcalm Community College (MCC), in partnership with the Michigan State Univ…
One Book + MCC Reads join for program kick-off
Two popular reading programs to begin June 1 with two book selections Written by Shanika P. Carter for Montcalm Community College The current COVID-19 pandemic is not preventing two popular reading programs from reaching our communi…
An Open Letter from MCC President Stacy Young, Ph.D.
Parents, Like many of you, I am struggling right now to make sure my children stay busy, active, and engaged during this time. My daughter, Allison, will be a senior in high school next year. She is working fewer hours at her job, her …
‘A growing experience’
MCC’s Ag Club turns classroom lessons into hands-on fundraiser One place where the world is normal this spring is the greenhouse on Montcalm Community College’s Sidney campus. The greenhouse is bursting with color and fragrance as more…
MCC, MACC using 3D printers to produce items for health workers
Story courtesy of The Daily News, written by Cory Smith April 5, 2020 SIDNEY TOWNSHIP — Confined to his own home, laid off from his manufacturing job, unable to attend his college classes or supervise lab students, Jason Binkley is …
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…
