MCCC Joint Operating Committee will meet in special session on Thursday, December 19, 2019 at 6:30 PM in Room D103.
For the sixth year in a row, National Technical Honor Society once again collected a large load of toys and cash donations for the annual Toys for Tots campaign in Mercer County.
Students in the Culinary Arts program prepared for the JOC meeting at the Career Center. Students set up, prepare, and serve the meal for this event. Events such as this give our students the opportunities to gain real world experience.
Get creative in the kitchen!! Olivia Millner makes a maple cake while Madison Rivera and Kylee Moore make an apple pie. Desiree Snyder is making mashed potatoes as Sarah May makes pasta. From dinner to desserts Culinary Arts makes it all!
Start your career in the restaurant industry in Culinary Arts. Dylan Hamill shreds potatoes for a hash brown dish while Richard Hutchison makes chicken chili. Madison Rivera works on making an apple pie while a group of students work on their napkin folds. Great Job!!
Serving up a great education in the Culinary Arts program! Damien Brest practices his napkin folds into a rose. Tim Redick is cutting up tomatoes to make pasta sauce while Charles Snyder is plating apple pie. Develop your skills in the food service industry in this program.
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Student of the Week – Coral Wise. Coral is a Senior from Grove City High School and was selected by her Cosmetology Instructor, Mrs. Myers. Coral is very conscientious about her academics, always pleasant and a self-motivated student. She is a member of NTHS, Skills USA, and she is also competing for the Esthetics Competition at the District Competition in January. Coral will be taking her PA State Licensing Boards in early Spring. Congratulations Coral!!
First year students break to pose for a picture in Cosmetology! Lana Wallace & Kara Fisher work on dying a student’s hair. Haven Masson gives her mom’s color a retouch while Hannah Metheney gives her grandma a facial. Learn and master your skills in this program!!
Today is another opportunity for clinic in Cosmetology! Brenden McCormick gives his grandma a pedicure. Lexi Burke and Taylin Radtke both work on a client giving her a manicure and a roller set while Danielle Booher practices trimming a mannequins beard. Nice Job!
Stop in for salon styling! Ashley Hetrick waxes eyebrows on a student while Kara Fisher works on her Grandma’s hair. Summer Bradley puts foil highlights in her Mom’s hair as Lexi Watkins cuts her clients hair. Experience the world of beauty in Cosmetology!
Color your nails & future in the Cosmetology Program! Taryn Dulaney a Lakeview senior, works on holiday gel nails for a client during clinic while first year students practice their nail skills. Clinic days are Wednesday & Thursday where clients receive a variety of services.
Add some style to your career in the Cosmetology Program! Brie Tota works on her styling technique on Aubriana Thomas. Alizay Clark creates piggyback curls while Lexi Feigert uses thermostyling on her display mannequin. Diamond Lewis perfects her spiral curls. Great Job!
Put your best face forward! Ashley Hetrick receives a spa facial service from Madison Priester. Coral Wise practices her make-up skills on Haven Masson. The cosmetology field is booming and there are many career opportunities available.
Congratulations to our MCCC STRIVE Student of the Week – Robert Burns. Robbie is a Senior from Jamestown High School and was selected by his Carpentry Instructor, Mr. Powers. Robbie has natural leadership ability which has earned him the respect of his peers and his Instructor. Robbie has a lead by example mentality that has placed him in the position to be the Carpentry Shop Foreman. He has matured into a student who can do anything he puts his mind to. Robbie consistently demonstrates what hard work and determination looks like. It’s truly been an honor to teach him.
Congratulations Robbie!
Hayden Mills sets up the total station to shoot grade for a building project. Hayden then sights through the optics to read the engineers rod. Logan Gills holds the engineers rod to determine the elevation of the site. Nice Work!
Hayden Mills sets up the total station to shoot grade for a building project. Hayden then sights through the optics to read the engineers rod. Logan Gills holds the engineers rod to determine the elevation of the site. Nice Work!
Don’t just build…create!! Owen White cuts out a push stick for the table saw using the band saw. Robbie Burns, Chance Frable, and Bryson Reither pause for a moment while installing a rough sill in a window. Acquire technical skills in the Carpentry Program!!
If opportunity doesn’t knock, build a door! Hayden Mills nails a stud into a wall while Quintin Smith cuts a 2x4 down to size in order to make a window opening. Emily Parra and Gina Smith set up the table saw for a cross cut operation. Nice Work!
Logan Gills builds a corner post for wall framing before Joe Somora nails the bottom plate of the wall to a corner post. Kathleen Smith uses a saber saw to make a cut on a project. Gain hands-on experience in the Carpentry Program!!
Construct a Career in Carpentry!! Bryson Reither, Robbie Burns, Nick Gearhart, and Memphis Wheaton showcase plaques that represent their home schools made on the CNC Router and an entry room storage bench. Bryson Reither sands a head board made out of oak and maple.
