College News
MVC Educators Earn Gold-Level Industry 4.0 Certifications
December 1, 2025Faculty and apprenticeship leaders at Moreno Valley College have earned Gold-level certifications from the Smart Automation Certification Alliance (SACA), a nationally recognized credential in industrial automation technology. The achievement reinforces the college’s commitment to preparing students...
Apprentices Stand Out at State Summit, With Student Receiving Permanent Job Offer
November 24, 2025Moreno Valley College apprentice Amy Castrejon took her place on a statewide stage Oct. 7 at the Advancing California Apprenticeship Summit, joining a panel of apprentices who spoke about their career paths. The summit at the Riverside Convention Center brought together nearly 400 educators, industry...
Faculty Member and Entrepreneur Receives United States Patent
November 12, 2025Juan C. Ramirez, an adjunct economics associate faculty member at Moreno Valley College and a longtime supporter of hands-on learning, has been awarded a United States patent for a new sports innovation designed to enhance athletic performance.
Local Training Program for Mobile Intensive Care Nurses Strengthens Riverside County’s Emergency Response System
November 6, 2025A new chapter in emergency medical training began this fall as the inaugural EMS 95 class concluded at Moreno Valley College’s Ben Clark Training Center, establishing the first local pathway for Mobile Intensive Care Nurse (MICN) training in Riverside County.
Student Selected as Statewide College Corps Ambassador
November 3, 2025Moreno Valley College student Lauryn Chin has been selected by California Volunteers to serve as a College Corps Fellow Ambassador, representing both the college and the state in a program that provides students with hands-on service opportunities across California.
Community and Collaboration Support Annual Halloween Costume Giveaway
October 30, 2025The Halloween Costume Giveaway, in a collaboration between CalWORKs and Extended Opportunity Programs & Services (EOPS), supported student parents and their families with more than 150 donated costumes distributed to 85 children.





