News and Events
Students make MHC proud
November 22, 2017
Photo [left to right]: Paige Kunitz, Madison Marshall, Taylor Walls, Alia Ferrier, Jadeyn Kastning, Alexandra MacKinnon, Robert Roth, Trevor Williamson
Sock it to 'em
Second year nursing students are looking for help from the college community as they work with some of the city's most vulnerable people. The students launched a sock drive today to collect new socks for the homeless population, a critical need for those living on the streets.
"Foot care is a really big issue," says Alexandra MacKinnon, noting the cold and snowy weather conditions this fall have increased the demand for social services. "We recognize the need and are excited to be making a difference."
Drop boxes are available at security, the library, the Students' Association office, and in the E Wing now until Nov. 29.
Muzzy for Medics
While an abundance of mustaches is common this time of year, paramedic students are taking their fundraising efforts to the next level this Movember. In addition to men growing the traditional stache, female students are also setting aside their razors and growing their leg and armpit hair. Together, their fundraising effort, "Muzzy for Medics" has raised approximately $2,300.

Sharing the spirit of Christmas
Rattlers athletes held a toy drive for the Santa Claus Fund this month and collected over 100 toys to help make sure all children in the community can experience the joy of the holiday season. MHC employees and Rattlers have also volunteered to take five shifts at the Santa Claus Fund to help sort toys.