🚨 Due to worsening weather conditions, all MCC campuses will close at noon today, Friday, April 4. Stay Safe, MCC!

It’s #DualCreditWeek! We’re celebrating the high school students across our region who are getting a head start on college by taking dual credit courses through MCC. This week, we'll be sharing the impact of dual credit and the partnerships that make this opportunity possible. 🎓

Join us for our 4th Annual International Celebration on Wednesday, April 16 from 9:30 AM to 2 PM in the North Campus Quad! This year’s theme, Voices of the World, celebrates global traditions through music, food, and culture. Big thanks to our sponsors for making it all possible!

✨Dual Credit Alumni Spotlight🎓 Allison Randall, MCHS ‘20 & MCC ‘22, co-owns Southern Pine Boutique in Central City! Dual credit helped her save time, cut costs & kickstart her business—all while staying close to home. #DualCreditWeek

We’re excited to launch MCC’s CARES Summer Healthcare Bridge Program! Designed for high school students, it offers hands-on experience, job shadowing, & a glimpse into college life. Spots are limited-register now: surveymonkey.com/r/MCC-CARE-camp Thanks to Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education for making it possible!

It's Giving Day🎉 Join us as we come together to support our students and build brighter futures! Every gift, no matter the size, makes a difference. Donate through the link below. 💙 kctcsgivingday.com/pages/madisonv…

🎓 Brooke Burton, a Webster Co. senior and MCC Early College student, is set to graduate from both high school and college this May! For #DualCreditWeek, she shares how the experience is shaping her future and why she recommends it to others. 👏

We’re closing out #DualCreditWeek by celebrating our shared commitment to student success! 🎓 Thanks to strong school partnerships, students are earning credit, saving money & building bright futures right where they are. ✨

Kayla Frailey has been named MCC’s Student of the Month for March 2025! An outstanding student, tutor, and mother, Kayla exemplifies perseverance and dedication. She’s been accepted into Murray State’s Education program and goes above and beyond to support her fellow students. 👏

Jalen Rowley & Kamron Humphrey are Going Pro! 👷⚡️ After completing MCC’s Utility Line Technician program, they’ve committed to high-demand, full-time careers with 5-Star Electric. We’re proud to connect students to rewarding careers that meet our community’s workforce needs.

MCC celebrates Dr. Brittney Hernandez-Stevenson, Muhlenberg Campus Manager, for being named the 2025 Wendall Thomas Award recipient by the Kentucky Association of Blacks in Higher Education! Her leadership and community impact inspire us all. #MCCProud

Congratulations, Spring 2025 graduates! 🎓 Your journey has just begun, and we can’t wait to see all you accomplish. hashtag#MCCProud

Congrats to Casey Luther, MCC’s April 2025 Student of the Month! Casey is a Biomedical Technology Systems student who balances full-time work at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, family life, and his coursework at MCC. We are proud to celebrate his success!

Congrats to Ashley Vincent Poore, MCC director of adult education, on being selected for the State Advocates for Adult Education Fellowship. We are proud to celebrate her leadership and dedication to adult learners!

Congrats to MCC Director of Advancement Austin Tarkington on completing the 2024–2025 Leadership Hopkins County program! We're proud of his dedication to leadership and service in our community.

MCC proudly honors Tanya Bowman as the 2025 Distinguished Alumni. She made history as the first African American elected to a countywide office in Hopkins County and the first Circuit Court Clerk in KY. Her story is one of determination, perseverance, and service to others.

MCC was proud to host the launch of the West Kentucky Film Commission at the Glema Mahr Center for the Arts. This collaboration marks an exciting step toward expanding Kentucky’s film and television industry, and we’re proud to support the work ahead. Governor Andy Beshear

Middle schoolers from across the region spent two days at MCC for TRIO’s mini STEM camp. They explored MCC programs through hands-on activities in math, science, and healthcare. The camp wrapped up with a STEM-focused trip to Newton’s Attic. 🔬🩺🥼

High school students from across the region spent a week of hands-on learning at MCC’s HealthCARE Camp. They engaged in interactive training and explored career pathways in MCC’s healthcare programs. We’re proud to support these students as they prepare for success in healthcare!

Spring 2025 Newsletter 📰 Take a look at the highlights from an exciting semester with student and employee achievements, campus events, community partnerships, and more. Find the newsletter here: bit.ly/4kJArA0