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Stories in the Bones: Apr. 26th
Have you ever wondered what forensic anthropologists do and how they do it? During the April 26th session of MAPS, Dr. Chelsey Juarez will share the methods forensic anthropologists use to understand the stories in our bones, teeth, hair and fingernails. Dr. Juarez will walk the audience through actual cases and explain how cutting-edge science illuminates the circumstances of death and leads to the identification of victims. Finally, Dr. Juarez demonstrates some exciting historical applications of these techniques and how their broad applications can help us to investigate the past. This event is free and open to the public. Meet us on MJC's West Campus, Sierra Hall Rm 132 at 7:30 pm.
Join the Puente Project at MJC!
Students in the Puente Project have access to their own Puente counselor who helps provide them with career exploration, assistance with transferring to a four-year university, and plan university tours. Learn all about what the program offers and fill out an application to participate this Fall 2024 semester.
Commencement 2024: Everything You Need to Know
MJC's 2024 Commencement Ceremony will be held May 3rd at 6:00 p.m. | MJC East Campus, Pirates Stadium Find out everything you need to know on the 2024 Commencement web page Apply for Your Degree Important Dates Commencement Regalia Ceremony Details & More!
The MJC Library & Learning Center Welcomes You!
We are a collaborative learning space that provides access to everything you need to succeed in the classroom. Our services are free to use all semester long and include a Full Service Checkout Desk, Computer Lab, Study Rooms, Tutoring and more!
Eid Mubarak: Wishing you all happiness and blessings!
Please join us April 19 from noon to 4pm at MSR, West Campus as we commemorate a Middle Eastern Cultural Celebration called Eid. Eid is celebrated at end of the holy month of Ramadan. Learn more about the Middle Eastern culture with student speakers, food, entertainment, and lots of fun.
Spring Choral Concert: Odyssey
MJC and local musical talent will gather to celebrate diversity through the healing power of music featuring the song "Baba Yetu" sung in Swahili. "Baba Yetu" translates to the prayer, Our Father. This song is featured in the video game Civilization IV and won the 2011 Grammy award for a gaming soundtrack. The performance is dedicated to former MJC music student, Mikalyn Metcalf who died April 2023. Please join us on 4/19 at 7pm at the Performing Arts and Media Center, Main Auditorium.