MCC alumnus Dyson Williams was the featured speaker for the College's first LEAD session. His presentation focused on dressing for success, from understanding different levels of professional attire to building a versatile wardrobe on a budget.
Alumnus Jack Rigdon says MCC's Industrial Maintenance Program prepared him for the job and helped him stand out in the workplace. "There are things the program demonstrated that I still use every day in my career."
MCC enrollment services specialist Quardiacious "Ms. Q" Fennessee received two associate of applied science degrees during MCC's Spring Commencement. After first earning her GED through MCC's Adult Education program, she uses her journey to encourage students to keep going.
Alison Beatriz Perez-Zapata graduated from MCC's Physical Therapist Assistant Program in 2025. She is now a licensed physical therapist assistant working at Choctaw Residential Center through MidSouth Rehab.
Amy Boutwell returned to MCC with lessons drawn from years of leading people. The MCC alumna, who serves as vice president of human resources, East Division, at Rexel USA, recently spoke to members of the Eagles Leadership Convocation.
