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From the time she could hold a crayon, art has been a part of who Julie Fox is. Acrylic, oil, watercolor, photographs and sculptures, all of these media and more will be a part of Fox’s exhibit in the Ray Frederick Gallery Oct. 9 – Nov. 3. A public reception will be held on Tuesday, Oct. 10 from 11:30 am – 1:30 pm. Find out more about Julie and her upcoming exhibit at MCC.iavalley.edu.
Explore your college options at today`s college fair being held at MCC today from 9-11 am. Stop in any time during the event.
The Marshalltown Education Partnership Scholar Luncheon was held this past Friday.
2023 MEP Scholars that are 1st year MCC students were recognized as well as current MEP Scholars attending MCC. The luncheon included a welcome from MEP board president Terry Buzbee, introductions of MEP board members and current MEP scholars, and finished with a MEP alumni panel Q & A.
Students had a great time walking in the parade and celebrating Marshalltown`s Oktemberfest!
Great group of students turned out to walk in the Oktemberfest parade!
NEWS
Julie Fox exhibit in MCC Ray Frederick Gallery begins Oct. 9
MARSHALLTOWN – From the time she could hold a crayon, art has been a part of who Julie Fox is. Acrylic, oil, watercolor, photographs and sculptures, all of these media…
MCC celebrates National Hispanic Heritage Month
MARSHALLTOWN – In honor of Hispanic Heritage Month, Sept. 15 – Oct. 15, Marshalltown Community College will be welcoming the Migration is Beautiful project, highlighting contributions Latinas and Latinos have…
MCC hosts College Fair for area high school upperclassmen & parents
MARSHALLTOWN – All area high school juniors and seniors and their parents are invited to learn more about their college options at the Marshalltown College Fair. This year’s Fair will…
MCC Alumni Stephani Hopwood exhibit in MCC Ray Frederick Gallery begins Sept. 5
MARSHALLTOWN – The role as a mother and stepmother. The busy, beautiful, vibrant, noisy, and at times even overwhelming life is just one portion of what has influenced Marshalltown Community…
MCC 2022-2023 Spring graduates announced
MARSHALLTOWN – On Friday, May 12, graduates of Marshalltown Community College took their next step as they became alumni of the college. Graduates listed below represent those who completed their…
Esports to hold summer camp
MARSHALLTOWN – Learn and work with Marshalltown Community College Esports coaching staff to improve your game at the upcoming Esports Summer Day Camp! Located on the MCC Campus, choose from…
MCC Announces Spring Term Dean’s List
MARSHALLTOWN – Two hundred and thirty-five students were named to the Spring 2023 (January to May) Dean’s List at Marshalltown Community College. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, students…
Fairall Memorial Scholarships awarded
MARSHALLTOWN – As has become a tradition close to Memorial Day, the Marshalltown Community College Foundation and the Fairall Memorial Scholarship committee celebrated with student recipients and their families the…
Iowa Valley Grinnell honors students
GRINNELL – Iowa Valley Community College Grinnell honored several students on Wednesday, May 3, recognizing those intending to graduate and presenting numerous leadership and academic achievement awards. MaryAnne Nickle, Dean…
Area high school students will earn MCC degree before high school diploma!
MARSHALLTOWN & GRINNELL – It’s not often that a high school student will earn a college degree before receiving his/her high school diploma, but fifty-five area seniors are on track…
