As a token of appreciation to the men and women who have served our country, the Medina County Career Center invites veterans to enjoy a complimentary lunch, haircut and a personalized technology session on campus. Enjoy lunch at The Center Café Friday, Nov. 8 Veterans are invited to enjoy a complimentary lunch at The Center Café, MCCC’s student-run restaurant. Reservations are required and can be made by calling 330-721-0229. Receive a hair cut from Cosmetology students Tuesday, Nov. 12 Veterans are encouraged to visit Today’s Image Salon to receive a complimentary haircut from a senior Cosmetology student. To make an appointment, call 330-721-0222. Space is limited. Take advantage of a customized technology tutoring session Tuesday, Nov. 12 Business and Marketing Technology students invite veterans to participate in a complimentary technology tutoring session. Sessions are one hour and can be customized. Some topics include smartphones, tablets, computers, apps, email, social media, and more. Two sessions will be offered: 9:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. To make a reservation, please call 330-725-8461 ext. 225. For questions about MCCC’s activities to honor veterans, please contact Rachel Juszczyk, career and community services marketing coordinator, at 330-725-8461 ext. 225.

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Q: Let Your Passion Be Your Guide

Erin Detchon , a graduate of the Auto Collision Technology program, has been recruited by PPG , "... to cultivate the industry and to always try to bring fresh talent into the fold, fostering hands-on skills, management responsibilities and opening the vibrant and rewarding doors of a career in automotive paint to as many young men and women as possible." Erin credited the Auto Collision Technology program and instructor, Mr. Adam Rick , by stating she "learn[ed] the trade, competed in SkillsUSA for automotive refinish, worked as a combo technician in a collision repair center, then pursued a career with PPG ." She added, "The best part was having an instructor that was as enthusiastic about the industry and cared about the success of his students. His attitude and support inspired me to learn more and build a career doing what I love." We are extremely proud of Erin's accomplishments and wish her a successful future! Read the entire article here. Article and photo courtesy of Fender Bender

Q: Farthing Named 2018 Take Action Video Contest Winner

Melissa Farthing is a graduate of the Medina County Career Center’s Video Production Program. Melissa (Medina City Schools) placed first in the 2018 Take Action Video Contest sponsored by the Ohio Attorney General's Office and the University of Cincinnati Economics Center. Students who competed were tasked with demonstrating their knowledge about the telemarketing-related topics of the National Do-Not-Call Registry, dealing with illegal robocalls and using technology to stop unwanted calls. Melissa was awarded first place with a $2500 scholarship and has been invited to attend a ceremony in recognition of her award-winning video. The Medina County Career Center could not be more proud of this young woman! Learn more about the Video Production program. [su_spacer]

Alumna Kaitlyn Prater Excels as BMW Tech
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Alumna Kaitlyn Prater Excels as BMW Tech

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Alumna Kaitlyn Prater Excels as BMW Tech

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Students Featured at NARI Show

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Students Featured at NARI Show

MCCC Construction Trades students were featured on Fox 8 News [...]

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Alumna Publishes First Book

J.G. Lynn, author and alumna of MCCC’s Computer Science and [...]

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MCCC Honors Veterans
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MCCC Honors Veterans

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MCCC Honors Veterans

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Wreaths for Sale to Honor Fallen Soldier

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Wreaths for Sale to Honor Fallen Soldier

U.S. Army First Lt. John M. Runkle, 27, was [...]

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MCCC Launches Stem Innovation Academy
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MCCC Launches Stem Innovation Academy

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MCCC Launches Stem Innovation Academy

In August, Medina County Career Center (MCCC) launched its new [...]

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MCCC Students Win National Awards
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MCCC Students Win National Awards

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MCCC Students Win National Awards

Each year, Medina County Career Center students participate in various [...]

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Let Your Passion Be Your Guide
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Let Your Passion Be Your Guide

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Let Your Passion Be Your Guide

Erin Detchon, a graduate of the Auto Collision Technology program, [...]

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Farthing Named 2018 Take Action Video Contest Winner
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Farthing Named 2018 Take Action Video Contest Winner

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Farthing Named 2018 Take Action Video Contest Winner

Melissa Farthing is a graduate of the Medina County Career [...]

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