EICC News
SCC’s Class of 2024 Graduates Strive into the Future
On May 10, family, friends, and Eastern Iowa Community Colleges faculty and staff filled Vibrant Arena at the Mark to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of more than 700 SCC graduates.
Read moreMCC Graduates Cross the Stage and enter the Workforce
On May 11, family, friends, and Eastern Iowa Community Colleges faculty and staff filled the Calvary Church auditorium to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments of more than 240 MCC graduates.
Read moreEICC Hosts National Hazardous Waste Training Institute: Trainers from Across the U.S. Converge for Hands-On Instruction
In an effort to bolster environmental safety practices nationwide, Eastern Iowa Community Colleges (EICC) is set to host the Great Environmental Safety Trainers (GreatEST) Institute, welcoming trainers from across the United States for a week-long intensive program beginning May 13.
Read moreMCC Commencement: Honoring more than 240 graduates
Muscatine Community College (MCC) will celebrate the accomplishments of more than 240 students on Saturday, May 11, during its 93rd Commencement Ceremony.
Read moreSCC Commencement: Honoring more than 700 graduates
Scott Community College (SCC) will celebrate the accomplishments of more than 700 students on Friday, May 10, during its 57th Commencement Ceremony.
Read moreCCC Commencement: Honoring more than 260 graduates
Clinton Community College (CCC) will celebrate the accomplishments of more than 270 students on Monday, May 13, during its 77th Commencement Ceremony.
Read more2024 Graduation Ceremonies
Eastern Iowa Community Colleges' 2024 Graduation Ceremony information.
Read moreCCC Alumni Association and Student Senate announce awards
The Clinton Community College Alumni Association has honored outstanding contributions to the college since 1981.
Read moreCCC Alumni Association recognizes student leaders
Clinton Community College student leaders were recognized by the CCC Alumni Association at the annual Student Leader Luncheon.
Read moreCCC High School Fine Arts Day
Area students were invited to submit their artwork in three categories – painting, drawing, and graphic design. Winners of each categories received a 3-credit on campus art course funded through the CCC Paul B. Sharar Foundation.
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