Learning Spanish through immersion programs will be the topic of a presentation at the next meeting of the Mohave Community College, Lake Havasu City campus Spanish Club, Feb. 16 at 3:30 p.m.  The public is invited to hear Lake Havasu City resident Robbin Howard discuss immersion learning. Attendees do not need to be members of [...]

Retired naval officer Bill Moore recently joined Mohave Community College as Beaver Dam Center facilitator. Moore said his top priority in his new post will be to, “boost the dual enrollment program to encourage local high school students to pursue a college degree and prepare them with life skills.”

Mohave Community College will celebrate Fat Tuesday with an historic exploration of Mardi Gras, on Feb. 16 at noon in Room 204 on the Lake Havasu City campus, 1977 Acoma Blvd., West.

Action items for the Mohave Community College Board of Governors at its regular meeting on Feb. 12 will include consideration of an articulation agreement between MCC and Chamberlain College of Nursing, Inc., that would help MCC nursing graduates go on for a bachelor of science in nursing.

Obtaining a bachelor’s degree has never been more convenient for young people and for working adults, thanks to the prevalence of university campuses and extensive online learning.

The public is invited to celebrate Valentine’s Day with the Chi Sigma Christian Student Association at Mohave Community College’s Neal Campus-Kingman.

Nicole David, right, was named as the new president of the Spanish Club on the Lake Havasu City campus of Mohave Community College during the club’s first spring semester meeting Feb. 2.

First-time blood donor Jamie Allan, a student at Mohave Community College’s Bullhead City campus, gets reassurance from United Blood Services phlebotomist Katherine  Snodgrass. 

Mohave Community College President Michael Kearns visited the North Mohave Campus in Colorado City on Tuesday and spent the four o’clock hour chatting with local students over coffee, hot chocolate and pastries. Kearns held an open, casual question-and-answer session with a standing-room-only crowd.

Every property owner in Mohave County contributes to the success of Mohave Community College through property taxes. As stakeholders in that success, the public is invited to a presentation outlining the Strategic Plan that will carry MCC through 2013.