Mohawk Valley Community College will host an Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3, in the Jorgensen Athletic and Event Center Field House at its Utica Campus, 1101 Sherman Drive.
“We are so happy to be able to bring prospective students and their families back on campus for Open House,” said Dan Ianno, director of Admissions at MVCC. “This is a tremendous opportunity for students interested in learning more about MVCC to get a closer look at the College and meet faculty in their areas of study and staff who are dedicated to student success, whether it is in career exploration, job readiness, or transfer to a four-year institution.”
Visitors will have the chance to talk with MVCC faculty, staff, and students, explore academic programs, see demonstrations, learn about student support services and clubs, meet athletic coaches, and tour the Utica Campus, including the residence halls. There also will be a session on Residence Life for those interested in living on campus. MVCC’s Center for Corporate and Community Education also will be on hand to talk about noncredit courses for professional development, personal wellness, and leisure learning.
Registration is strongly encouraged, but walk-ins are also welcome. To register, visit www.mvcc.edu/openhouse.
Mohawk Valley Community College, established in 1946, is New York State’s first community college with a mission to provide accessible, high-quality educational opportunities for everyone. As the community’s college, MVCC is committed to student success through partnerships, transfer and career pathways, and personal enrichment. With campuses in Utica and Rome, MVCC is the region’s primary provider of college education, offering 90 degree and certificate options for its enrollment of 6,000 full- and part-time students. MVCC also serves an additional 6,000 people through its corporate and community education programs, and its campuses welcome more than 50,000 people annually for community events. To learn more about MVCC and its programs, visit www.mvcc.edu.
