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Students from MCC’s award-winning culinary arts program will prepare and serve a seven-course gourmet meal featuring gravlax and caviar, roasted beet borscht, short rib of beef stroganov, lemon sorbet, fish, and bird’s milk cake for dessert.

Spring courses are viewable online, and academic advising services are available. New students must apply and attend new student orientation before they are eligible for registration.

One example of these key support programs is the Veteran-II-Veteran Peer Mentorship program (VIIV) — launched in 2015 through a generous donation to the MCC Foundation from Glastonbury-based Monaco Ford.

Payne ’07 and Vigue ‘87 will be honored at the 31st annual Alumni Dinner and Awards Saturday, November 14.

Manchester resident Chief Strong Horse, age 96, also known as Kenneth Smith, will be honored for his work in preserving the rich culture of his Narragansett Indian tribe at the college’s Native American Heritage Month Opening Ceremony November 1, from 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.

The lecture will be held Thursday, October 26, in room C211 in the SBM Charitable Foundation Building from 4 to 6 p.m. This presentation — as well other events held as part of the MCC Community Science Lecture Series — is free and open to the public.

The event is free and open to new, returning and transfer students and their families. Special emphasis will be placed on those programs that support adults returning to school to finish a degree, gain new skills or find a new career.

Dennis Gareau is the winner of this year’s Joseph Trowbridge Quality Recognition Award, which recognizes individuals or teams who have made significant improvements in quality and productivity in their workplace over the past year. 

The college bestowed its annual awards at a closing ceremony October 11.