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Which food events at the Culinary Arts Center are open to the public? Are the Open Kitchen meals really prepared, cooked and served by MCC’s Hospitality Management and Culinary Arts students? What type of food is served at the Open Kitchen meals, and what is the cost? How do I make dining reservations to attend… Read more

Welcome to the Library The Raymond F. Damato Library is located in the Learning Resource Center in A112. It offers many amenities including six group study rooms, individual study carrels, computers, Wi-Fi, laser printing (black & white and color), scanning and photocopying.  A magnification device for printed material is also available.  In addition to traditional… Read more

The Minority Caucus, founded in 1985, is open to all faculty and staff at Manchester Community College concerned with improving the conditions of faculty, staff, and students of color currently involved with the college. Its purpose is to unite MCC employees who are interested in improving the conditions of ethnically diverse people on campus. Its… Read more

Mission Manchester Community College advances academic, economic, civic, personal and cultural growth by providing comprehensive, innovative and affordable learning opportunities to diverse populations. We are a learning-centered community committed to access, excellence and relevance. Shared Values MCC believes in: Shared Understanding — Shared Responsibility — Shared Leadership Overview Academic excellence, technology-rich classrooms and learning spaces,… Read more

A primary activity of the Center for Teaching is to create informal and formal opportunities on campus, as well as at the system-wide level involving all 12 Connecticut Community Colleges for discussing issues related to teaching and learning. It promotes interaction of faculty—both full-time and part-time—from different divisions and from different colleges. These professional development… Read more

Manchester Community College, offering a wide range of lifelong and enriching educational and cultural opportunities, is an important resource and destination for those living and working in the greater Manchester region. For community members of all ages, the college is host to a variety of academic, recreational and social activities and programs; and for businesses,… Read more

8:00 Arrival and Child Initiated/Teacher Facilitated Play: Children have an opportunity to explore and play in the various interest areas of the classroom including: dramatic play, art center, block center, sensory area, manipulatives/puzzles, science center, writing center, computer, listening center and reading/quiet area. 9:30 Clean Up and Snack: During this time children practice self-help skills… Read more

Academic Support Center, SSC L282  Walk-in math tutoring is an alternative to an individual tutor appointment in math.  Students can:  Drop by for help on specific math homework problems or math concepts  Work on math homework until assistance from a tutor is needed  Work collaboratively with other students  No appointment is necessary for Walk-In Math… Read more

Located on a 160-acre campus, the grounds and facilities provide our children with an enriched experience. We participate in the wide variety of activities and events offered by this community. Our program is committed to providing high quality and innovative early educational experiences for young children. We work toward establishing significant and meaningful relationships with… Read more

MCC Resources CT State Title IX Coordinator Dr. John Paul Chaisson-Cardenas VP of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion 860-612-7056 MCC Deputy Title IX Coordinator T.J. Barber Campus Associate Dean of  Student Development SSC L287, 860-512-3283 Guided Pathways Advising SSC L120, 860-512-3320 MCC Police SSC L174, 860-512-3680 Campus Police will give its full assistance in response to a report… Read more