MCCA Press Releases
Access MCCA's press release archive for details on new and past announcements and announcements reguarding higher education, advising, and grants. VIEW MOREStatement: Michigan Community College Association President: State budget proposal aims to significantly enhance our skilled workforce through smart postsecondary investments
Following Gov. Whitmer’s presentation of the 2026 executive budget recommendation, Michigan Community College Association President Brandy Johnson issued the following statement:
Michigan Community College Association and Ohio Association of Community Colleges working together on strategic approach to connect students with career pathways in high-demand fields
Michigan and Ohio are partnering together on a new effort to accelerate the efforts of community colleges in addressing economic development opportunities in the upper Midwest.
Michigan high school students missing early college credit opportunities, but improvement is within reach, new report says
Michigan Community College Association identifies public policy changes to help more students begin postsecondary ed early
MCCA in the News
Stay up-to-date on the latest in college access with announcements, blog posts, and related news from MCCA and our partners. Explore MCCA's work featured in statewide and national publications and media outlets. VIEW MORELt. Gov., national experts discuss how Artificial Intelligence could impact higher education and the workforce
AI is becoming more and more popular in schools and the workplace as community colleges, national experts, and state leaders look to embrace the new technology.
Michigan community colleges learn how AI can shape students' experiences
Students and professors seek to learn how to utilize AI in the classroom.
New Michigan taskforce addresses barriers faced by low-income college students
"The goal of the task force is to collect ideas or opportunities that we could take better advantage of, in hopes of being able to propose policy changes that better support students by design instead of by coincidence, or happenstance," Precious Miller, the Michigan Community College Associations director of basic needs and belonging said.