Each fall, MCC honors first-generation college students with a reception, banner signing, and a talk by a guest speaker to encourage these students to continue their academic endeavors.
With half a year on the job under his belt as Meridian Community College's Chief of Campus Police, Casey McElhenney continues to make strides to ensure safety and security to the College.
"Helping students, especially the ones that have given up on finding help, then seeing or hearing them overjoyed by the help the scholarship has given them is rewarding," Hogan said.
Some 25 local and state government officials got a closer look at Meridian Community College, focusing on healthcare education-related programs when College officials hosted an on-campus tour.
At this year's My College Cares event, 550 MCCers, including over 60 college faculty and staff members, dedicated their time and efforts to giving back to the community.
