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In his distinguished 14-year tenure as president of Merced College, Ben Duran led the construction of many of the college’s current buildings, creating much-needed space during a time of significant growth in student interest and enrollment.Time: April 29, 2024
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Throughout April, which is Sexual Assault Awareness Month in the U.S., we’re reminded that survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence and the like, come from all genders, socioeconomic strata, races and ages.Time: April 26, 2024
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MERCED, Calif. — Merced College was recognized for its outstanding work in marketing and public relations, taking home six first-place awards and 14 awards overall at the statewide Community College Public Relations Organization (CCPRO) Awards banquet in Santa Cruz on April 11.Time: April 15, 2024
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As we celebrate Women’s History Month and recognize the countless contributions of women in our society, it’s also a moment for Merced College to express our profound pride in the women leaders who contribute immensely to achieving our mission.Time: March 27, 2024
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Merced College invites astronomy enthusiasts and curious community members to experience the annular solar eclipse happening Saturday morning, Oct. 14, with a gathering on the lawn near the front of campus.
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Creating a new Educational Master Plan requires campus wide reflection, months of research writing, and faith in the process.
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Merced College operates in a state that is 40.3% Hispanic, and a county that is 63.2% Hispanic, while working to serve a student body that is 59.3% Hispanic.
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UC Merced and Merced College will jointly build a 488-bed student housing project for community college and transfer students.
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Merced College enrollments are on the rise.
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Merced, California and Kyoto, Japan are nearly 5,500 miles apart, but their research universities’ shared goals to improve society is bringing them together. A new agreement between institutions of higher education in both cities will foster collaboration among researchers and an exchange of students.
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They entered the Central California Women’s Facility (CCWF) in Chowchilla years ago, emotionally wrung out by tragedy, criminal convictions and prison time.
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When the Rising Scholars program began at Merced College in the spring semester of 2016, the mission was to remove as many obstacles as possible to assist currently and formerly incarcerated people to access and earn a college education.