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Maricopa Community Colleges 10 Colleges. Unlimited Opportunities. Serving more than 140,00 students annually.

We offer high-quality career and college opportunities with maximum support and affordable tuition.

21/08/2026

A new academic year. A new chapter.

As the 2026–27 academic year begins, so does a new chapter for Maricopa Community Colleges as Dr. Steven Bloomberg begins his tenure as Chancellor.

“Education changes lives, families, and entire communities, and I believe deeply in our responsibility as leaders to create opportunity for every student who walks through our doors. I am incredibly honored to serve as Chancellor of the Maricopa County Community College District and to join a community so deeply committed to student success, innovation, and service. Together, we will build on Maricopa’s extraordinary legacy while expanding pathways of hope, achievement, and economic mobility for the students and communities we are privileged to serve,” said Dr. Bloomberg.

Dr. Bloomberg begins his tenure as the sixth Chancellor of Maricopa Community Colleges. Prior to joining the system, he served as Chancellor of California’s Kern Community College District, which serves more than 50,000 students across Bakersfield College, Cerro Coso Community College, and Porterville College.

[Video Description] A close-up of a Maricopa Community Colleges pin slowly zooms in before cutting to a slightly wider shot of a hand picking it up. The video then cuts to close-up and extreme close-up shots as the pin is fastened to a suit lapel. The camera zooms out to reveal Dr. Steven Bloomberg wearing the pin. He smiles, gives a subtle nod, and walks out of frame. As he exits, on-screen text reads, “Welcome, Chancellor Bloomberg.” beneath the Maricopa Community Colleges logo.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀New Student Orientation at Scotts...
20/08/2026

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

[Video Description] Scottsdale Community College’s New Student Orientation shows new students arriving on campus, smiling and interacting with one another, receiving guidance from SCC staff, participating in activities, and listening during orientation sessions. The video captures students getting acquainted with the college, its resources, and their new community.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community College has us excited for a new batch of students and the year ahead.

You know the new year is getting close when New Student Orientation is in full swing. 👀

New Student Orientation at Scottsdale Community Colle

Like Noah Kahan said, you’re gonna go far. 🎶P.S. Welcome to Phoenix, Noah Kahan.
19/08/2026

Like Noah Kahan said, you’re gonna go far. 🎶

P.S. Welcome to Phoenix, Noah Kahan.

17/08/2026

For Casey Anderson, opportunity means having the freedom to choose the life he wants to live.

After volunteering with vulnerable populations, Casey developed a passion for helping others. His passion led him to GateWay Community College, where he pursued a degree in nursing while working full-time. In 2023, he graduated debt-free.

Today, Casey works at Purpose Healing Center, helping others who want to find their own opportunity for a better life — just like he did.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4gg697c

[Video Description] A drone shot of the Phoenix skyline is followed by GateWay Community College alum Casey Anderson working in a medical facility. The video alternates between Casey being interviewed in a medical facility and working with a patient. Throughout the interview, Casey reflects on what inspired him to pursue a career in health services, how GateWay impacted his journey, and how he hopes to help others through his passion and career.

12/08/2026

A little advice can go a long way, especially in the trades.

We asked Mesa Community College alumna Kate Glantz to share what she learned from her time at MCC, what she wishes more women knew about the trades, and the guidance she’d give to the next generation.

Swipe to hear what she had to say.

[Video Description 1] Kate Glantz stands in a carpentry lab at South Mountain Community College. On-screen text reads, “Thinking About the Trades? Q&A with Kate Glantz.” Kate introduces herself as a Mesa Community College graduate and the CEO and co-founder of Move Over Bob.

A little advice can go a long way, especially in the trades.

We asked Mesa Community College alumna Kate Glantz to share what she learned from her time at MCC, what she wishes more women knew about the trades, and the guidance she’d give to the next generation.

Swipe to hear what she had to say.

[Video Description 2] Kate Glantz stands in a carpentry lab at South Mountain Community College. On-screen text reads, “How did Mesa Community College prepare you for a career in the trades?” Kate answers that she had never picked up a tool before entering the carpentry program, but she found confidence and success thanks to proper resources and a patient instructor.

A little advice can go a long way, especially in the trades.

We asked Mesa Community College alumna Kate Glantz to share what she learned from her time at MCC, what she wishes more women knew about the trades, and the guidance she’d give to the next generation.

Swipe to hear what she had to say.

[Video Description 3] Kate Glantz stands in a carpentry lab at South Mountain Community College. On-screen text reads, “What do you wish more women knew about working in the trades?” Kate cites mobility, independence, fulfillment, and money.

A little advice can go a long way, especially in the trades.

We asked Mesa Community College alumna Kate Glantz to share what she learned from her time at MCC, what she wishes more women knew about the trades, and the guidance she’d give to the next generation.

Swipe to hear what she had to say.

[Video Description 4] Kate Glantz stands in a carpentry lab at South Mountain Community College. On-screen te

Kinda chic. ✨
06/08/2026

Kinda chic. ✨

July was a big month for Maricopa alumni in Major League Baseball. Chandler-Gilbert Community College alum Tristan Peter...
05/08/2026

July was a big month for Maricopa alumni in Major League Baseball. Chandler-Gilbert Community College alum Tristan Peters made his MLB All-Star Game debut, while Paradise Valley Community College alum Erick Dessens was selected by the Cleveland Guardians and Mesa Community College alum Eric Nachtsheim was drafted by the San Francisco Giants.

Erick Dessens’ photo credit: Kendra Newbury

03/08/2026

For Kate Glantz, opportunity is a pathway into the next chapter.

One of Kate’s most recent chapters led her to the carpentry program at Mesa Community College, where she picked up a tool for the first time and discovered a new vision for what the construction industry could look like with more women. A storyteller at heart and by trade, Kate saw an opportunity to help reshape the narrative.

That led Kate to her latest adventure: Move Over Bob — a media company, magazine, and community dedicated to highlighting women in construction and the skilled trades. Because it’s hard to become what you can’t see, she’s showing women that there is a place for them in the trades.

[Video Description] A drone shot of the downtown Phoenix skyline is followed by Mesa Community College alumna Kate Glantz working on a construction site. The video alternates between Kate being interviewed on a construction site and footage of Kate working on a construction site. Throughout the interview, Kate reflects on her time at Mesa Community College, her time in the carpentry program, and how it inspired her current venture as the CEO and Co-Founder of Move Over Bob.

This National Internship Day, we’re celebrating the experiences that help students discover their callings.For Julianna ...
30/07/2026

This National Internship Day, we’re celebrating the experiences that help students discover their callings.

For Julianna Mata-Ponce, an internship with the City of Scottsdale's (City of Scottsdale - Government) Victim Services Unit gave her real world experience and strengthened her desire to pursue law school. And it was all possible because of a partnership between the City and Scottsdale Community College.

Swipe to learn more.

Itching to see everyone on campus again soon.[Video Description - Slide 2] Wearing green commencement attire, a Scottsda...
29/07/2026

Itching to see everyone on campus again soon.

[Video Description - Slide 2] Wearing green commencement attire, a Scottsdale Community College graduate walks across the stage and jumps up and down with her arms up, waving at loved ones in the crowd.

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