News At MC
Pre-Med Club and CDC Team Up For Fun
The Merced College Pre-Med Club raised money to purchase little sets of scr... Read More
FFA Field Day More Than Just A Competition
Over 1,300 high school students and 500 adults participated in agriculture-... Read More
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Press Releases
AGS Named 2019 Volunteer Group of the Year
Merced College honor society Alpha Gamma Sigma was named the 2019 Merced Vo... Read More
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Upcoming Events
On Campus
- 04/18/2019 - Culture Shock 2019
Come out and celebrate the diversity that makes up our campus. The three-da... Read More - 04/18/2019 - Softball: Home Game vs. Sequoias
The Merced College softball team will host Sequoias at She-Devil Diamond. ... Read More - 04/23/2019 - Merced College Farmers' Market
Held every Tuesday at the Tri-College Center parking lot, the Merced Colleg... Read More - 04/25/2019 - Baseball: Home Game vs. Porterville
Merced College baseball will host Porterville at Blue Devil Field. Come ou... Read More
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Athletics
- 04/18/2019 - Softball: Home Game vs. Sequoias
The Merced College softball team will host Sequoias at She-Devil Diamond. ... Read More - 04/25/2019 - Baseball: Home Game vs. Porterville
Merced College baseball will host Porterville at Blue Devil Field. Come ou... Read More
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Fine & Performing Arts
- 05/03/2019 - Merced College Concert Band
Come support the Merced College Concert Band at the Merced College Theater.... Read More - 05/08/2019 - Merced College Student Art Exhibition
Check out the best art from Merced College students in the 2018-19 school y... Read More
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Student Success Stories At Merced College
Reimann Excels as a Student and an Athlete
Justin Reimann cuts a balance that student athletes across the country routinely struggle with. He’s found a way to excel both in the classroom and on the field. Merced College’s March Student of the Month has maintained a 3.46 GPA since stepping on the campus in Fall 2017. He’s achieved all that while playing linebacker and being named defensive captain on the Blue Devil football team.
Mikaela Sarmiento’s Passion
Mikaela Sarmiento’s passion, both for helping people and for the medical industry, is regularly on display. The former El Capitan High valedictorian has thrived in her three semesters at Merced College, posting a 4.0 grade point average while preparing to transfer to Stanislaus State and join the nurse anesthesia credential program. She’s accomplished all this while also tutoring students in the Advancement Via Individual Determination (AVID) program at El Capitan.
Tyler Ferro Follows his Dream
One of Tyler Ferro’s most powerful childhood memories was witnessing the coverage of the 9/11 attack in New York. The Turlock native was impressed by the dedication and courage of the first responders and felt that serving would be a high honor. Ferro followed that path, serving his country with pride as a Marine from 2009-2014. The December Student of the Month was awarded a Post-9/11 G.I. Bill, enabling him to follow his dream of becoming an Occupational Therapist at Merced College.
Porfirio Negrete Puts Education First
Porfirio is a full-time student enrolled in Merced College’s DRT (Diagnostic Radiologic Technology) Program. He considers education to be one of his highest priorities.
Rebecca Martinez is not Giving up on her Dream
Rebecca Martinez was born in Mexico and became a naturalized citizen at 15. She lives in Livingston with her family. When she graduated from Livingston High, she had to put her educational goals on hold for a time in order to help support her family. “She has never given up that dream, and although being a student has created challenges for her and her family … she has a strong belief in herself and knows that the sacrifices she is making now, will pay off in the future," Professor Jeanie Clifford said.
Stephanie Oliviera is Our Student of the Year 2017-2018
Stephanie Oliveira was born in Brazil but has lived in Merced for the past two years. She has always dreamed of being an English teacher and Merced College has given her the opportunity to learn from great professors. Stephanie wants to take what she has learned, return to Brazil, and teach English to high school students.