Honors College students gain etiquette experience at luncheon
Hosted in collaboration with the College's Culinary Arts Technology Program, the event was designed to teach students proper dining etiquette and more.
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Hosted in collaboration with the College's Culinary Arts Technology Program, the event was designed to teach students proper dining etiquette and more.
Meridian Community College President Dr. Tom Huebner spoke to Practical Nursing Program students about an aspect of their future careers: non-verbal communication.
For most, pursuing a career in the medical field or becoming a touring rock musician is an either-or deal. For MCC alumnus Ted Hennington, these two worlds have blended harmoniously.
This gift marks the eighth year Haas has presented a grant to MCC's Precision Machining Engineering Technology Program. The donation will help scholarship students who do not qualify for total federal aid and assist with other non-covered scholarships.
This is the first graduating class to pass the national credentialing exam on the first try without having to retake the test, said Gloria Adams, Medical Assisting Technology instructor and program coordinator.