As 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.
The Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) has renewed accreditation for the Mendocino-Lake Community College District for another seven years, noting in an announcement letter, “The Commission commends the College for aligning its programs and services with its mission, which has guided the development of exemplary programs to support Native American populations contributing to the social and cultural dimensions of the educational experience of its students.”
A grant from the U.S. Department of Education was recently renewed that will allow Mendocino College to continue its High School Equivalency Program (HEP).
The Hensley Creek Road and State Street intersection in Ukiah, where thousands of students, employees, and community members visit Mendocino College each week, has recently undergone some major upgrades.
Mendocino College Interim Superintendent/President Eileen Cichocki announced today that the college will hold classes in the fall “primarily” online. According to Cichocki, “This decision is made with the health, safety, and well-being of our students, faculty, staff, and community in mind. This was a very difficult decision, but after speaking with faculty leadership, deans, the Vice President of Academic Affairs and others, it became clear that it was best to make the decision as soon as possible to allow time for th
Mendocino College has once again partnered with the North Far North Region to host a collective Cybersecurity Summer Camp program for Middle and High School students. These free and online week-long cybersecurity summer camps are for any Middle School and High school students (grades 7-12). Students can choose from an introductory or advanced camp.
Mendocino College is finding ways to celebrate its 2020 graduates in light of Shelter in Place restrictions, which have forced the postponement of this year’s commencement ceremony, originally scheduled for May 22.
The math faculty at Mendocino College recognize that college textbooks can be expensive. That is why they have made the commitment to use low-cost textbooks for their B-STEM (business, science, technology, engineering, and math) pathway courses.
Dance! Dance! Dance! Film! Mendocino College choreography students turn the Shelter in Place ordinance into an opportunity to create dance on film.
Mendocino College has narrowed its search for the next Superintendent/President to the top four candidates.
