Reopening

What's New for Summer 2022?

As of May 2, 2022 the College will replace Phase Four protocols with the following:

• As per CDC recommendations, masks are required to be worn over the mouth and nose in MCC classrooms and labs only. Mask are not required, but recommended, in other college spaces. (We strongly recommend masks be worn when participating in highly-populated events or meetings both inside and outside.)
• MCC will continue to promote health, wellness and safety standards through new signage and marketing campaigns that include obtaining vaccinations, mask wearing, washing your hands frequently and staying home if you feel sick.
• Thermal temperature scans and daily Mandatory Health and Wellness checks are no longer required to enter MCC buildings. We will continue to provide a thermal temperature scanner in the Health Services Office in the Curtice-Mott building.
• Directional signage will be removed from all MCC buildings that include singular entrance and exit signs.

What you will see as of May 2, 2022:

• There will be an increase in the number of in-person services, meetings, and events.
• MCC will continue to promote health, wellness and safety standards through new signage and marketing campaigns that include obtaining vaccinations, mask wearing, washing your hands frequently and staying home if you feel sick.
• Enhanced on-campus food and vending options, including the Beanery open on the main campus. Details will be provided through the MCC4Me News section and social media.
• As per recommendations by the CDC, PPE will continue to be placed in classrooms, office areas and entrances, including masks and hand sanitizer.
• The College will employ increased air filtration systems that meet ASHRAE and CDC Guidelines.
• We will provide enhanced air quality by June 1, 2022 through the installation of MCC HVAC ionization units in all campus buildings to eliminate air pathogens.
• The College will return to official building room capacity usage requirements, including restrooms.
• There will be increased in-person campus meetings and events offered, when available, with virtual options.
• At the request of employees, we will continue the use of plexiglass barriers in campus workspaces.

Quick Answers To Common Questions

You may have other questions – we understand. We have tried to anticipate some of your questions with answers below. If you don’t find your answer here, then please use the list below to direct your question to the correct area.

• For questions related to Academics like classes and degree programs, email the division office your degree falls under.
• For questions related to Student Services like advising and counseling, email counsel@mcc.edu.
• For questions related to Workforce and Economic Development, call 810-232-2555.
• For all other questions, email marketing@mcc.edu and we will track down an answer for you.