"MCC created a pathway for me to explore my STEM interest and channel my career aspirations into a real and rewarding career."
-凯·威尔科夫, who earned an associate degree in optical systems technology in 2023 and now works at Sydor Optics
MCC的事实
我们是谁
Monroe 社区 College (MCC) has opened doors of opportunity for over 579,000 students 从1962年秋天开始. Carrying on the vision of our founders over 60 years ago and inspiring the way forward under the current leadership of 世纪挑战集团总裁博士. 迪安娜R. Burt-Nanna, MCC continues evolving to meet the ever-changing needs of our students and our community, including ensuring equitable post-completion outcomes. 使用我们的 Vision2027 Strategic Plan as a guide, MCC enhances the quality of life and economic vitality of the region.
Data as of fall 2023
8,530
学生 (信贷)
23,623
学生
(credit/noncredit, 2022-23)
274
in a Co-op or Internship
48%
Minority Enrollment
292
in a 注册ed Apprenticeship
224
退伍军人/
现役
227
本校
112
在荣誉
研究所
世纪挑战集团的 mission, vision and core values and its unprecedented 多样性, Equity, and Inclusion Statement serve as the foundation for a more inclusive and collaborative culture in which everyone belongs and thrives.
(看到MCC的 Vision2027 Strategic Plan.)
比赛
22.1%
非裔美国人
0.3%
美国印第安人
6%
亚洲
13.8%
拉美裔
50.5%
白色
7.3%
其他*
*包括5.7%的
100
International 学生**
代表
36
国家
* *班.S. citizens with nonimmigrant visas
性别
58%
女
42%
男性
年龄
*Percentages don’t add up to
100 because of rounding.
Dual enrollment optics students working in a high school lab
学生’ Educational Goals
Prior Educational Experience*
* New and readmitted students enrolled in fall 2023.
员工
Jorge唉, professor of world languages, prepares students to become culturally competent and linguistically diverse citizens in a global workforce through his Spanish courses. As a coordinator of summer study-abroad programs, he also leads MCC students on location in Spain and Latin America.
明显的护民官
玛拉警. 亨利,艾德.D., '09
YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County
As president and chief executive officer of YWCA of Rochester and Monroe County, Dr. Myra Henry builds and enhances collaborations in the community to tackle issues affecting people of color, with the intent to “eliminate racism and empower women.”
Racial equality and women empowerment are her lifelong mission. For over two decades, she has worked with a multitude of groups across Greater Rochester ─ including leadership teams in higher education, medical centers and nonprofits ─ in developing the area’s next generation of leaders.
“MCC provided a solid academic foundation to build upon personally and professionally,” she said. Dr. Henry holds an associate degree from MCC, bachelor’s and master’s degrees in organizational management from Keuka College, and a doctorate in executive leadership with an equity lens from St. John Fisher University. Dr. Henry is among MCC alumni who have excelled professionally and made a positive impact on the community and the college.
