The Radiology Program adds a new element to its lab: a pixie! Plus, TMCC is named a Host Institution for Second Nature's 2021 Climate Pursuit

Learn more about the benefits of taking late start classes and how “starting late” can help you to graduate early!

On Feb. 18, Zoom in to see all the opportunities TMCC has for you to join a recognized student organization. Visit two, and you could win a prize!

TMCC’s Tutoring and Learning Center employs tutors who can help you with your academic classes. Meet one tutor, Gaby Cortes Canchola, who is a Graphic Communications major.

TMCC recently launched the Educational Partnership Program, a place where students facing extra barriers can find additional supports and resources.

During the month of February, attend one or all of these virtual events to learn about all the Financial Aid opportunities available to you!

TMCC students nominated the faculty and staff who went the extra mile and made a positive impact in their lives in this new student-driven recognition program.

During the time of COVID-19, the Information Technology department provides vital support, equipment and assistance, keeping us all connected.

Here are some action steps you can take to make sure you start the Spring 2021 semester on the right foot.

Want to pursue a degree in the technical sciences, but you can’t afford it? Scholarships are available if you apply today!

If you’re looking for a way to get involved at TMCC and make a positive impact, read about how you can join the SGA!

The Adult Basic Education Program is a finalist in the Rethink Ed Adult Challenge, and English Professor Lindsay Wilson to publish second book in 2022.

TMCC Mathematics Professor Kurt Ehlers brings his love of mathematics and its applicability to his classes and his informal club, called “Math League.”

Looking for a career that feels like you’re living the dream? Check out TMCC’s Hospitality and Tourism program.

Looking for a summer job? Adventure? Fun? Travel? Check out TMCC’s Wildland Fire Academy, in January or April.

Working for TMCC as a student can help you to develop the skills you’ll need in your future career. Learn why from EDAWN workforce and industry experts.

Adult Basic Education alumna Melody Mehrabi (Hojatpanah) is pursuing her Ph.D. in Education thanks to her experiences in the program that inspired her to continue her education. 

TMCC’s team of librarians offer their book, film, music, poetry, and other suggestions to get you through this holiday season at home.

Thanks to a generous donation from Alta Skilled Nursing and Rehab Center, twenty TMCC students will receive scholarships to complete the CNA program.

Working for TMCC as a student employee can help you to develop the skills you’ll need moving forward as a professional in your field. Learn more about what those skills are...and why working for TMCC is a great starting point.