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Doug Harkema to coach golf at Montcalm Community College
Doug Harkema has joined Montcalm Community College’s coaching staff and will lead the golf team as the college works to bring back athletics after a 40-year hiatus. Harkema has been a varsity boys and girls golf coach for more than 20 …
There's still time to register for spring classes at MCC
If you are planning to attend Montcalm Community College this spring and have not yet registered, don’t wait! Time is running out to get the classes you need at times that are convenient for you. ADVISING OPTIONS Not sure what you’re …
MCC offers advising for spring 2023
Call-in and walk-in advising sessions for Montcalm Community College’s 2023 Spring semester are available and are intended to be brief meetings with an MCC counselor to answer specific questions regarding fall coursework. For a phone or …
Annette Fare to run cross country at MCC
Annette Fare has become the first athlete to sign on with Montcalm Community College’s cross country program in more than 40 years. “After running for the first time in high school, I fell in love with the running community, Fare said.…
MCC students and employees volunteer 10,000 hours of community service
Montcalm Community College employees and students hit their goal of volunteering more than 10,000 hours of service in our community just in time for the holidays. “This is an exciting day,” said MCC President Stacy H. Young, Ph.D. “A l…
MCC closed for holiday break
Montcalm Community College will be closed Dec. 24 through Jan. 2, 2023, for holiday break. This includes its campuses in Sidney and Greenville. No classes are scheduled during this time, and offices and recreation facilities will be clos…
MCCF scholarship supports Courtnee Nicholson as she finishes her nursing degree
Courtnee Nicholson, of Fenwick, is thankful for extra financial assistance that allowed her to focus more on college and less on how to pay for it. Nicholson was awarded the Montcalm Community College Foundation Michael J. Seaman Memor…
MCC Food Sources receives donation from First Congregational Church
The Montcalm Community College Foundation recently received a $2,000 donation from First Congregational Church in Greenville to support The Food Source at MCC, the college’s food pantry for students. Pastor Ed Milam and Dr. Kirkwood Fa…
