Morgan Community College (MCC) announces its 2026 Faculty of the Year, Administrative/Professional-Technical Employee of the Year, Part-time Instructor of the Year, and Classified Employee of the Year. These employees were selected for demonstrating excellence in their roles and for carrying out the college’s mission, vision, and guiding principles.
MCC named Kiley David as Faculty of the Year. David began teaching at MCC as an adjunct instructor in 2006 and transitioned to the college’s full-time Health Science Technology faculty member in 2018. She is known for her exemplary performance, balancing high-quality instruction with active clinical work in labor and delivery to keep her teaching current and relevant. David’s open-door policy, mentorship, and leadership as a HOSA (Future Health Professionals) advisor provides exceptional support for students, both academically and professionally. She consistently pursues partnerships with local schools and healthcare providers, expanding pathways for students and reinforcing MCC’s community presence. David empowers students, strengthens the profession, and leaves a lasting mark on everyone fortunate enough to learn from her.
Shelli Crandall was selected as MCC’s Administrative/Professional-Technical Employee of the Year. Crandall joined MCC in 2008 and held various student support roles before transitioning to her current position as the Student Success Advisor for Health Occupations in 2022. She is the steady force behind countless student success stories. Crandall performs her role at an exceptional level, managing heavy caseloads with accuracy, professionalism, and a calm, positive presence. Known for her student-first approach, Crandall manages difficult conversations with empathy and clarity, ensuring students leave informed, supported, and confident in their next steps. She works tirelessly behind the scenes, often arriving early, staying late, and collaborating across departments to remove barriers and create clear pathways for student achievement. A trusted colleague and compassionate advocate, Crandall embodies MCC’s mission to empower students and enrich communities.
Marcelle (Marcie) Hureau was named MCC’s Part-time Instructor of the Year. Hureau has served as a part-time Instructor at MCC since Fall 2024, bringing energy, professionalism, and a wealth of real-world experience to the classroom. A dedicated Air Force veteran with 31 years of active duty, she began her teaching career in 2009 at the University of Colorado, Colorado Springs, and continued at Pikes Peak State College before joining MCC. Hureau creates an engaging learning environment where expectations are clear, students feel supported, and high standards are balanced with thoughtful guidance. Her collaborative spirit, steady presence, and investment in student success demonstrate her commitment to education and service.
Rashar Jackson was selected as the Classified Employee of the Year. Jackson has served MCC since 2015 as a Custodian I, bringing consistency, pride, and professionalism to her work every day. She ensures classrooms and work areas are clean, organized, and fully stocked, carefully coordinating her duties to avoid disrupting the learning environment. Always pleasant and willing to help, Jackson goes out of her way to assist students and staff, even during late hours, making sure issues are addressed quickly and thoughtfully. She collaborates seamlessly with her team, rotates responsibilities when needed, and steps up without hesitation when additional duties arise. Jackson’s steady commitment and positive presence over the past decade have made her an integral part of the MCC community.
MCC Employees of the Year were honored at a Colorado Community College System “Employee Commitment to Excellence” celebration with the State Board for Community Colleges and Occupational Education on April 8, 2026, in Arvada, Colorado, and will also be recognized at MCC’s End-of-Year Awards event in Fort Morgan on May 11, 2026. David, Crandall, Hureau, and Jackson will also receive National Institute for Staff and Organizational Development (NISOD) Excellence Awards.
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