Calling all high school students! Learn How to Jumpstart Your Future. Discover the Mendocino College Summer Scholars Program on Friday, May 9th!

Event Details: 
Wednesday, May 14th, 5:30-6:00 PM
Mendocino College Coast Center or Join via Zoom: Meeting ID: 879 8542 6912, Passcode: 326922

Bring your family and learn how the Summer Scholars Program can help you jumpstart your future for free! Whether you're aiming to get ahead in your studies or explore new opportunities, this program has something for everyone.

Why Attend?

• Get all the details about the Summer Scholars Program
• Learn how to take advantage of this free opportunity
• Bilingual registration support is available to assist you

Don't miss out on this chance to shape your future! Visit our website for more information.

See you there!

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Calling all high school students! Learn How to Jumpstart Your Future. Discover the Mendocino College Summer Scholars Program on Friday, May 9th!

Event Details: 
Friday, May 9th, 5:30-6:00 PM
Mendocino College Coast Center or Join via Zoom: Meeting ID: 878 9326 4857, Passcode: 047127

Bring your family and learn how the Summer Scholars Program can help you jumpstart your future for free! Whether you're aiming to get ahead in your studies or explore new opportunities, this program has something for everyone.

Why Attend?

• Get all the details about the Summer Scholars Program
• Learn how to take advantage of this free opportunity
• Bilingual registration support is available to assist you

Don't miss out on this chance to shape your future! Visit our website for more information.

See you there!

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The Mendocino College Latino Club invites you to a Mexican Lunch fundraiser! 

$15 a plate
The menu will include carne asada with homemade salsa, rice, beans, tortilla, and a drink. 
All proceeds will benefit the Latino Club, whose purpose is to unite as a community and collaborate to represent Latino culture. 

Good News: the Spring Plant Sale has Been Extended!

9:00 am-4:00 pm, Daily until May 9th

Come join us for the bi-annual Mendocino College Agriculture Department Plant Sale. The Spring sale is perfect for getting vegetable gardens going, expanding your range of pollinators, adding drought-resistant plants, bushes and trees, and adding that splash of color or other native plants.

The sale has been extended through Friday, May 9th, which means more time to shop plants to make your garden grow & glow! The sale supports students who are studying horticulture and helps expand the college's gardens and landscape offerings.

Get your green thumb going with the Spring Plant Sale!

Check out our updated Plant List! SP25 Plant List

Fire Safe Solutions for Design, Building, and Upkeep

Feeling overwhelmed about wildfire in California? You are not alone, but the good news is that there is a lot that homeowners can do to reduce risk and help your family and community withstand wildfire exposure. 

This Free Workshop will:

• Dispel myths about products and materials
• Offer science-based solutions for construction, design, and maintenance
• Provide the latest information on managing fuels on the property
• Discuss what is happening in the insurance market
• Provide an opportunity for shared, experiential learning 

Equip yourself with the tools to empower your community, fostering a safer and more resilient environment in the face of fire risks.

K'edi Wadim: Celebrating Native American Graduates!

Come together to celebrate the achievements of our Native American Graduates as well as the students who have completed the Pomo Pathway program! Food will be provided. 

All Native American students graduating this Spring are invited to come grab some graduation swag.

Enrollment | Registration | Counseling

The Coast Center team will be on-site at the Point Arena Community Library to process new & current student enrollment, registration, and assist in setting up over-the-phone or Zoom counseling appointments. 

For more information about the Coast Center, please visit our Coast Center webpage here. 

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You are invited to join us in celebrating the achievements of our inaugural cohort of the Faculty Diversity Mentorship Program. This special event will honor six dedicated mentees who have successfully completed a year-long program designed to prepare them for roles as community college faculty.

Throughout the program, participants engaged in a series of workshops during Fall 2024 and a paired teaching experience in Spring 2025. During the symposium, each mentee will present their capstone projects focused on equity in higher education.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all who contributed to this program, especially to the faculty mentors—Yuliya Ritchley, Greg Hicks, Ginny Buccelli, Jason Davis, Lori Thomas, Leslie Banta, Maggie Von Vogt, and Lisa Furlong—whose guidance and support were instrumental in this program's the success.

Looking ahead, we are excited to offer this opportunity again in the 2026-2027 school year and biennially thereafter. If you know individuals in the community who are interested in teaching with us, please share this future opportunity with them.

We look forward to celebrating with you and recognizing the outstanding work of our mentees.

Mendocino Ballet Presents:

A Springtime Suite: Coppélia: Act II & Little Land

Come enjoy a magical land of dancing dolls and a child's adventure through a beautiful garden.

Shows:

• May 31st at 7:00 pm
• June 1st at 2:00 pm

Tickets:

• Tickets are available at the Mendocino Ballet Office and online at www.mendocinoballet.org. 
• In-Person Purchase: $25 Adults, $15 Children under age 18
• Online Purchase: $26.50 Adults, $16.50 Children under age 18

Music Director, Phillip Lenberg

HAILSTORK's Adagio
DVOŘÁK's Symphony No. 8, op. 88 in G major

Also featuring...
Youth Concerto Competition Winners
Video Games Live Symphonic Suite

Show Dates: 

• Saturday, May 17, at 7:30 pm
• Sunday, May 18, at 2:00 pm

​The Ukiah Symphony Orchestra is a community-based orchestra located in the city of Ukiah, California, comprised of musicians from Ukiah and the surrounding communities. Founded in 1979, we have been providing continuous, regular seasons of orchestral music for Ukiah and the surrounding communities for more than forty years.

Additional Info:

• Pre-concert talks hosted by Dr. Phillip Lenberg begin 1 hour before the downbeat.
• Please do not bring your pets into the theater or leave them in your vehicle! The only animals allowed on the Mendocino College Campus are certified guide/assistance dogs.