Mendocino College Hosts Stark Abundance Series: Through the Eyes of Arctic First Peoples

From February 11 through March 20, Mendocino College will host an exciting series of events that will explore the Native peoples of the Arctic: the Eskimo and Inuit.  These events will include an exhibit of Eskimo and Inuit art in the Mendocino College Art Gallery, and several free events that will undoubtedly stimulate thoughts and questions related to these cultural groups and the extreme environments in which they have lived and continue to live.

Mendocino College Releases Spring 2016 Courses

Mendocino College has a full selection of community college classes set for the spring semester, beginning on Monday, January 25, 2016. Registration is happening online at Mendocino.edu or by visiting any one of our four locations.

"We’ve scheduled a diverse offering of classes in various formats throughout the week including many Saturday courses to meet different student needs in all of the communities we serve," says Dean of Instruction, Debra Polak. Registering soon for the spring semester is advised to help guarantee placement.

Mendocino College Receives Highest Level of Accreditation Reaffirmation!

Mendocino College has much cause to celebrate.  On June 29, Superintendent/President Reyes received official notice of Mendocino College's continued full accreditation status, the highest level of accreditation reaffirmation possible.  This reaffirmation marks the 42nd year in which Mendocino College has been fully accredited without sanction.

Mendocino College Lake Center Hosts Two Authors for Guest Reading

Lake County Friends of Mendocino College and the Friends of the Mendocino College Library are co-sponsoring a reading event featuring guest readers Armando Garcia-Dávila and Waights Taylor Jr. on Sunday, March 15, 2015 at 2:00 PM in room 7050 at the Mendocino College Lake Center. The center is located at 2565 Parallel Drive in Lakeport. Admission to this event is free.