Manchester Community College is now enrolling students in Conventional Precision Manufacturing (CPM) and Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) programs. These are the first manufacturing certification programs offered since the Federal grant supporting the Connecticut Advanced Manufacturing Initiative (CAMI) was announced earlier this fall.
MCC Announces First Manufacturing Programs Since Federal Grant Award For CAMI
2007 Human Rights Convocation, The U.S. in World Human Rights: Where Do You Stand?
This historic event will feature Barbara Masekela, South African Ambassador to the United States.
MCC Students Help Rebuild New Orleans
This summer, 40 MCC students and 8 Great Path Academy students will get a first-hand look at the destruction and participate in the relief efforts, as part of a three-week course.
Manchester Community College Named A 2013 National Top Workplace
Manchester Community College has been named one of America’s Top Workplaces by WorkplaceDynamics.
College Computer Laboratory Dedicated To Banking Leader
A computer lab in the Rockville Bank Foundation Computer Center at MCC has been named for Betty R. Sullivan.
MCC Graduates 615 at 43rd Annual Commencement
Graduates from 73 towns across Connecticut and seven other states, were awarded associate of science degrees, associate of arts degrees and certificates at the 43rd annual Commencement Ceremony.
Prepare for Growth Careers with Pharmacy Technician and Other MCC Allied Health Certification Courses
Manchester Community College offers short-term non-degree certificate-preparation programs in allied health fields to aid in workforce development.
MCC Opens its Student Kitchens for Dining at the Culinary Arts Center
Manchester Community College is once again opening its Culinary Arts Center kitchens to members of the community this spring to help students learn and improve their craft.
Association Honors MCC Alumni, Faculty and Student at Annual Meeting
MCC Alumni Association hosted their annual General Meeting and presented awards for Distinguish Alumni, Excellence in Teaching, Volunteer Service and Outstanding Business Partner.
MCC Faculty Inducted Into Arts Hall of Fame for Outstanding Artistic Achievement
Ed Hogan, professor of fine arts at Manchester Community College, will be inducted into the Manchester Arts Commission’s Hall of Fame for his contribution and outstanding service to the arts community