| Academic Advisement
The MCC staff are available for assistance in selecting a class schedule,
monitoring grades, and in writing letters of recommendations, appeals,
etc.
Financial Aid & Scholarship Information
MCC staff maintain a file and website references of current scholarship
info available to specific ethnic minority groups. Staff also work closely
with Financial Aid to secure supplemental funds for eligible students.
Outstanding ethnic minority student scholars are honored each spring at
the MCC Awards with scholarships for the following academic year.
- Scholarship Information
Problem Solving & Crisis Intervention
The MCC staff are available to help in working through personal problems
and decision making. A number of local community support programs can
be accessed through referral from MCC.
Connection with Student Support Services for Math
and English Classes
If you are a first generation college student or low income, you qualify
for support through college preparatory English and Math classes. Contact
Lynne Brown for class enrollment and information.
Study Groups and Social Activities
As you meet people from other cultures, you’ll likely find other majors, too. These relationships can evolve into study opportunities, and while you receive assistance, you may also be able to give assistance in your area of expertise.
Calendar:
February: - Black History Month
3rd – Convocation:
Charles Holt “Sole: A Journey Through an American Quilt of Songs” 11:30 am SUU Auditorium
Charles Holt “W.E.B. DuBois” 7:00 pm CN 227
5th – Film:
“Eyes on the Prize” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
10th – Film:
“Remember the Titans” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
BSA Panel 7 pm Living room
12th – Film:
“With All Deliberate Speed: A Look at Brown v. Board” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
17th – Convocation:
Rev. France Davis “Black Churches in Utah” 11:30 am SUU Auditorium
19th – Film:
“Utah’s African-American Voices” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
Step Show and Soul Food Café 6:00 pm Sharwan Smith Center Ballroom
24th – Film:
The Great Debaters” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
26th – Film:
First Person Singular: John Hope Franklin” 4:00 – 5:30 pm CN 227
Kathleen Christy: “Equity & Empowerment in Education” 7:00 pm CN 227
March:
2nd – Speaker:
Larry Cesspooch: “Utah History through Native Eyes: Learning About the Noochew (Ute People)” 7:00 pm CN 229
3rd – Speaker:
Larry Cesspooch: “Native American Story Telling” 10:00 am ST 122 GB
Film: “Hopi: Song of the Fourth World” 4:00 pm CN 229
4th – Film:
“Teachings of the Tree People” 4:00 pm CN 229
5th – Film:
“Sacred Spirit: The Lakota Sioux, Past and Present” 4:00 pm CN 229
7th – Luau presented by the Polynesian Club
9th – Films:
Native American Influence on the United States” and “Native American: Celebrating Traditions” 4:00 pm CN 229
10th – Convocation:
David Burgess “The History of Latin American Music 11:30 am SUU Auditorium
11th – Film:
Dancing in Moccasins: Keeping Native American Traditions Alive 4:00 pm CN 229
12th – Convocation:
Nicole AleK’aq Colbert, Miss Indian World “Diversity Among Tribes” 11:30 am SUU Auditorium
24th – Pageant:
Miss Indian SUU Pageant 6:00 pm – Sharwan Smith Center SUU Ballroom
27-28th – Pow Wow
March 27th – 7:00 – 11:00 pm ($3)
March 28th – 12:00 – 4:00 pm ($3)
March 28th – 6:00 – 11:00 pm ($3)
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