Price, director of facilities management, was named MCCer of the Month for March. The MCC Foundation sponsors this monthly award to exemplify the College's hardworking employees who go above and beyond their day-to-day duties.
MCC Radiologic Technology student Josie Reid, has been named a 2026 New Century Workforce Scholar. The honor includes a $1,500 scholarship and recognizes one student from each state for academic success, leadership, and commitment to career goals.
Lt. Tim Dearman of the MCC Campus Police encouraged students to develop resilience and strong habits during the March Leadership Education and Development (LEAD) session hosted by MCC Student Activities.
Designed to introduce students to career paths they may not typically consider, Experience the O.N.E. provided an up-close look at both health care and technical fields.
MCC's Women's History Month program challenged attendees to think about what lasting change really looks like, as keynote speaker Janice Robinson called on the audience to move beyond short-term fixes and commit to habits that can improve lives over time.
The Mississippi Historical Society saluted MCC for its preservation of the iconic mosaics that front Ivy-Scaggs Hall and presented the College with an Award of Merit at the society's annual meeting.
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MCC's efforts to support the military, veterans, and their dependents have resulted in the College being named to The Military Times’ list of ‘Best for Vets.’ Our administration, faculty, and staff strive to give the best service possible and are committed to those who serve for us.
