Reptiles Alive at MC!

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Frank Fitzgeralde and Hien Le|April 23, 2019

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Speaker Jessie Nolasco-Sandino, a bilingual psychotherapist, shares her presentation on managing grief after experiencing a loss during a grief workshop hosted in the ST building on Oct. 29.

Understanding loss and healing: MC’s Grief Week in focus

Pablo Callejo, instructional associate, left, and Michael Anthony, instructional coordinator, right, converse about an art matter on Sept. 14 in preparation for removing students’ fine art pieces from the King Street Gallery.

Student art shines in annual exhibit at TP/SS campus

Celia Burns, left, a general studies student, listens as Mary Kate Luft, right, manager at the Recruitment and Transfer Access Center for the Universities at Shady Grove, discusses the USG transfer process.

Fall Transfer Fair links students to area colleges, transfer resources

The front entrance of the Charlene R. Nunley Student Services Center (ST building) on Friday morning. This building provides essential services like Counseling & Advising and Raptor Central/Records & Registration for current and prospective MC students.

Takoma Park/Silver Spring campus to host DEI Job Fair on Nov. 6

Lucas J Rougeux works on their latest piece in their studio, using fabric and bead mediums along with embroidery and quilting techniques.

‘Soot Charged and Sutured’ exhibit debuts, highlights artist’s journey through chronic illness, healing

Pablo Callejo, instructional associate, left, and Michael Anthony, instructional coordinator, right, converse about an art matter on Sept. 14 in preparation for removing students’ fine art pieces from the King Street Gallery.

Student art shines in annual exhibit at TP/SS campus

Celia Burns, left, a general studies student, listens as Mary Kate Luft, right, manager at the Recruitment and Transfer Access Center for the Universities at Shady Grove, discusses the USG transfer process.

Fall Transfer Fair links students to area colleges, transfer resources

The front entrance of the Charlene R. Nunley Student Services Center (ST building) on Friday morning. This building provides essential services like Counseling & Advising and Raptor Central/Records & Registration for current and prospective MC students.

Takoma Park/Silver Spring campus to host DEI Job Fair on Nov. 6

Lucas J Rougeux works on their latest piece in their studio, using fabric and bead mediums along with embroidery and quilting techniques.

‘Soot Charged and Sutured’ exhibit debuts, highlights artist’s journey through chronic illness, healing

Demetra Crawford, Director of Student Life, left, standing with Mia Price, Student Life Specialist, right, in the Thrive Pantry storage room in the Student Life Office on the Takoma Park campus, which provides hygiene products and food for students.

New Pantry at TP/SS Supports Campus Community with Food, Hygiene Needs

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Reptiles Alive at MC!