This FREE workshop on study skills is led by Learning Disability Specialist Tascha Whetzel. If you would like to meet with Tascha prior to, or after the workshop to discuss learning strategies, study skills, and/or the Disability Resource Center enrollment information & services, please contact Christina to make an appointment.

Join us in supporting educational access in Northern Mendocino County!

Free to attend! Enjoy hors d’oeuvres & a live auction with Tom Allman as our auctioneer!

The Mendocino College North County Center in Willits seeks your aid in continuing to sponsor high school students from Willits, Laytonville, Leggett, and Covelo to engage in a six-week college summer session with free meals, transportation, and a $300 scholarship for all students who are academically successful in their courses.

Help us jumpstart the educational opportunities in your home community. Sponsor a student today!

Hosted by the Willits Chamber of Commerce. 

Hispanic Heritage Month is a month-long celebration that happens between September 15 and October 15 to acknowledge Hispanic and Latinx people in our spaces. 

As part of our month-long celebration, faculty and staff have decorated their office doors to honor Hispanic Heritage. Students are invited to walk the campus and vote on their favorite door through October 15th!

Music | Dancing | Food | Arts & Crafts | Altares & More

The Hispanic/Latino event planning committee cordially invites you to save the date for the 12th annual Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) event.

Day of the Dead celebrations date back thousands of years ago when Indigenous people from central Mexico would honor their deceased by placing food and water offerings on their resting place. In modern-day Day of the Dead celebrations, family members continue to practice these traditions by building altars (altares) where they place pictures of their beloved family members along with food and other items their family members enjoyed during their lifetime.

We hope you join us in an evening of celebrating with music, dancing, piñatas, entertainment & activities. Local vendors will be on-site selling delicious food, too.  

If you are interested in putting up an altar in remembrance of a loved one, please email Roberto Renteria at rrenteria@mendocino.edu.

Altars will be on display in the Lowery Student Center from Friday, Oct. 18th until Friday, Oct. 25th.

Harm Reduction is an evidence-based spectrum of strategies utilized to support persons who use substances (PWUS). These strategies include safer use, managed use, abstinence, and meeting people “where they’re at” in addressing conditions of use along with the use itself.

This harm-reduction training for students & staff is presented by MCAVHN. 

To register, please click here. 

If you are experiencing grief, loss, life transitions, or other challenges, the circle is an opportunity to share in a safe, confidential environment. 

To register, click here. 

For more information about our Health & Wellness program, visit www.mendocino.edu/wellness. 

Suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that every 11 minutes, there is 1 suicide death. Those left behind grieve and struggle to make sense of the loss. Stigma prevents people from reaching out because suicide is complex. 

On November 18th, we will gather to provide support and understanding to those of us who have been impacted by suicide. Within the safety of a Sharing Circle, we will offer care and consideration for those affected.  Please join us as we provide support for our community in this important way. Light refreshments will be served. For more information, please email: wellness@mendocino.edu. 

For more information about our Health & Wellness program, visit www.mendocino.edu/wellness. 

If you are experiencing grief, loss, life transitions, or other challenges, the circle is an opportunity to share in a safe, confidential environment. 

To register, click here. 

For more information about our Health & Wellness program, visit www.mendocino.edu/wellness. 

If you are experiencing grief, loss, life transitions, or other challenges, the circle is an opportunity to share in a safe, confidential environment. 

To register, click here. 

For more information about our Health & Wellness program, visit www.mendocino.edu/wellness. 

If you are experiencing grief, loss, life transitions, or other challenges, the circle is an opportunity to share in a safe, confidential environment. 

To register, click here. 

For more information about our Health & Wellness program, visit www.mendocino.edu/wellness.