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Recent College News
September 29, 2020Mendocino College Lake Center Assistant Denice Solgat has been chosen as the 2020 “Angel in Adoption” for California’s Fifth Congressional District, announced Congressman Mike Thompson last week. This award is granted to people across the country who make lasting differences in promoting adoption, permanency, and child welfare.
September 17, 2020Mendocino College will continue remote instruction through the spring 2021 semester, announced Superintendent/President Tim Karas Wednesday.
“After multiple discussions with staff, faculty, and administrative leadership, the evaluation of guidelines by local and state health agencies, and recommendations from the State Chancellor’s Office, the decision has been made to continue holding most classes through a remote environment next term in order to protect the health and safety of our students, employees, and community,” stated Karas.
September 16, 2020At Mendocino College, part of our Mission is to be an, “intellectual, economic and cultural anchor for the region”, and it is our responsibility and honor to act as a leading public role in the district. Many Americans today are standing up demanding change throughout the US and in our own communities. This is not an easy time, but it is an important one. Change, and open, honest discussions are needed.
August 20, 2020As the academic year begins, Mendocino College is focused on the safety of students, faculty, and staff while helping students continue to pursue their academic success during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Approximately 3,000 students will be taking hybrid – a combination of face-to-face and online classes – or fully online classes this fall. While the majority of classes and services remain online, the college has a reopening plan for limited in person operations that includes comprehensive safety guidelines and protocols to help keep students and employees safe and healthy.