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Advance your academic progress this fall while enjoying the new facilities and lush landscape that surround Mendocino College. We offer a robust selection of classes for either the continuing, returning or new student. Take advantage of our numerous online offerings or come to campus and enjoy the beautiful fall colors, temperate weather, free parking, small class sizes, and outstanding faculty and staff.
Recent College News
July 5, 2017Please join us for a 2-day workshop to finish the ferrous cement water tank at the Sustainable Technology (SST) House and learn to harvest, design for, and use rainwater. This workshop will be held July 22nd and 23rd from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the Mendocino College Ukiah Campus. Set yourself up for success and prepare for next winter’s rains, a single storm can fill your tank.
June 27, 2017The results of the 2016-17 Mendocino College math contest series were announced recently, and two students tied and were named co-champions. The winners, Deanna Powell and Possatorn “Blues” Sutcharitchun, each solved 28 of the 30 weekly puzzles.
Tied for first runner-up, with 14 puzzles solved, were Ari Sunbeam and Elios Sgouros. Forty students submitted correct solutions to at least one of the contests.
June 21, 2017In May, as part of a team of scientists with the Biological and Ecological Sciences Coalition (BESC) from across the U.S., Dr. Brianna Zuber visited with several California Senators and Representatives during Congressional Visits Day on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. Brianna is a Biology instructor at Mendocino College and was selected to attend Congressional Visits Day (CVD) because of Mendocino College’s unique field station, the Mendocino College Coastal Field Station (MCCFS).
- June 5, 2017
The Mendocino College Board of Trustees approved the naming of “Pomo Plaza” at their monthly meeting held May 10. Mendocino College established a monument to recognize the Pomo communities and help create a more culturally respectful and inclusive campus climate as part of their continued equity work. This initiative aligns with the Board of Trustees goal of strengthening the College’s inclusive, equitable, and ethnically diverse culture to be more welcoming to all students and increase access and support for underrepresented groups including Native American students.