Nathaniel Abreu recently was a 2020 winner of the National Young Arts Foundation prize for Classical Music/Cello. A total of 44 pieces are included in the exhibition. Beckman from 1053 entries, submitted by 366 artists, from 5 countries. Professor Arabas’ piece, “Exploding Forest #1,” was selected by Mr. This years annual international survey of contemporary drawing was chosen by renowned artist William Beckman. Professor Jan Arabas had work selected for the prestigious juried exhibition, “Drawing Discourse” at the University of North Carolina, Ashville. Reggie Nichols, Assistant Director of HR/AAO, and Darcy Orellana, Ed.D., Associate Director of HR/CDO assisted Terracorps, a Lowell based land conservation non-profit, with a diversity and equity workshop for their team.
September 2020 – June 2021 – MCC’s 50th Anniversary CelebrationĪwards, Presentations & Publications Diversity and Equity Workshop.– MCCF Foundation Presents Scared Scriptless.– PTK Induction Ceremony, Bedford Campus Center – Spring MCCF Scholarship Event, Nesmith House As someone on the autism spectrum, she has difficulty reading social cues and suffers from sensory issues. Her hands tremble from an undiagnosed condition and she suffers from episodes of depression and anxiety. While at the Capital, I had the opportunity to talk about the amazing work happening at our school, and was able to highlight how MCC’s faculty and staff have come together to develop new ways of engaging students, of improving persistence and retention, and closing the achievement gap - highlighting the power of community college and how the work we do at MCC is critical to building a stronger community, region and economy.Īs we continue our work throughout the semester and as we prepare to mark 50 years of transforming lives through education, I look forward to continuing to engage with you in meaningful work that will allow Middlesex to elevate students - and the college- to their greatest potential.Īs a teenager, Michelle Shipka was doubtful that college would be in her future. Community College Presidents - had the opportunity to attend the annual Community College National Legislative Summit held in Washington D.C. The summit provided the MCC delegation with the opportunity to meet with national legislators to advocate for more funding and support of community colleges and the students we serve. Cheryl Howard, Executive Director of Public Affairs Patrick Cook and I - along with two other Mass. The world around us is in a state of constant change and we strive to rise to the challenge of reaching our students and meeting their diverse needs.Įarlier this month, Trustee Chairman James Campbell, Trustee Dr. At MCC, we all work tirelessly to foster growth, to instill a love of learning and to provide our students with the tools and techniques necessary for success.
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