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MCC was established in 1974 to make higher education accessible to residents in Dodge, Douglas, Sarpy and Washington counties. As an open access institution, MCC quickly grew to be the largest, most diverse, public two-year college in the state.
Statutory Purpose
State statute specifies four areas in which community colleges must engage students: Applied Technology and Occupational Education, Community Education, Transfer Education, and Applied Research. To this end, MCC is proud to offer a wide array of associate degrees, certificates, and credentials through academic and non-credit classes, and workforce training. (Neb. Rev. Stat 85-962)
MCC’s planning vision is to continue to advance our mission through flexible, responsive, and exceptional educational services for students and the community today and for the next 50 years. As future plans unfold, six planning themes are in place to provide a framework for decision-making.
Grounded by MCC’s statutory purpose and mission, a comprehensive planning structure was developed to set in motion a clear strategy for the future. Onward: Future MCC represents a series of integrated, actionable plans that provide a multi-year roadmap for facilities and operational strategies. Each plan is a living document with annual review to continuously guide our collegewide planning into the next fifty years.
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Additional information about MCC is available at the Institutional Research website and in MCC's Self Study.