Posts Categorized: MCC

Manchester Community College’s Continuing Education Division is offering another in an occasional series of class/meal combinations on Tuesday, October 29, when students will learn about the place and culture behind the food they are served. “Middle Eastern Cuisine and the History and Culture of the Levant” will feature authentic Middle Eastern cuisine prepared and served by MCC’s culinary students.

The University of Connecticut’s Creative Writing Program is pleased to announce that poet Steve Straight will read from his work… Steve Straight is professor of English and director of the poetry program at Manchester Community College…

Manchester Community College is participating in Manufacturing Month with an open house on campus for local manufacturing companies, incumbent workers, students, high-school guidance counselors, parents and the general public Friday, October 11, from 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.

mtvU’s RateMyProfessors.com, the largest online destination for college professor ratings, today released its annual lists ranking the nation’s top professors and universities, based entirely on students’ input.

Manchester Community College’s Continuing Education Division is offering a new course designed to build communication skills for engineers, architects, web software designers, insurance professionals and others who need to communicate ideas, concepts and information to a technically savvy audience.

When Cliff Edwards graduated from Manchester Community College in 1966, he was one of just 13 students in his class. His class was the second to graduate from the community college that opened in 1963 and is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year…

MCC’s 50th Birthday Celebration kicked off today with a birthday cake cutting by President Glickman and dignitaries during the Fall Welcome Festival.

A number of activities, supported by the Garrett Lee Smith Suicide Prevention Grant, were held this week at MCC to get the word out about suicide prevention.

People who keep their job skills up-to-date do best in a job market that is improving slowly but remains fiercely competitive.