Student Life
Student Center
The Anne C. Petteys Student Center is located in the east facing parking lot on the Fort Morgan campus in Aspen hall (Aspen 258). The hours vary on work study availability but are typically:
Fall, Spring Semester: Mon-Fri from 8am-5pm
Summer Semester: Mon-Thu from 8am-3pm
Saturdays: Open from 8am-3pm
Sundays: CLOSED
Students are welcome to use the Student Center as a gathering place. The Student Center Conference Room is also available as a space for club meetings, study sessions and other uses, and may be booked through the Student Life Coordinator or Student Center Attendant. Students are also welcome to free popcorn, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate (when available). In an effort to be more environmentally conscious MCC highly encourages students to bring their own reusable cups for their drinks.
Student Life Coordinator
Student Center Rules
- The student center is considered private property and therefore not open to the public. You must be a current MCC student, staff, or faculty in order to be present in the center.
- Please be polite to others and be mindful of your conversation volume. Students are all expected to follow MCC’s student code of conduct.
- Clean up after yourself. This includes wiping down the microwave and kitchenette area after use, disposing of cups, lids, napkins, and other items that you are no longer using.
- Do not eat other people’s items in the fridge!
- Stay out of the cabinets (this is for the Student Attendants and Student Life Coordinator)
- Learn the rules for billiards and how to not damage the felt on the pool table.
- Turn off TV when not in use.
Lost and Found:
Is located in Aspen 257 (Student Life Coordinator’s Office) or the green box near the entrance of the student center.
Interested in starting a new club? Contact the Student Life Coordinator or Student Services.
Your Mental Health
MCC has made a list of both local and national resources to help you if you are concerned about your mental health, or concerned for a friend or loved one.
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Student Government Association
Student Government Association (SGA) at Morgan Community College is dedicated to advancing the overall quality of the academic environment at MCC. SGA offers you plenty of ways to get involved, make friendships, and represent your fellow students to improve your school!
Sign up today! Contact the advisor: [email protected]
Phi Theta Kappa National Honor Society
The PTK Honor Society has helped millions of high-achieving college students reach their full potential. It doesn’t just recognize their academic success; it gives them opportunities to develop professional and leadership skills, earn scholarships, explore career paths — and make their worlds a lot bigger.
Sign up today! Contact the advisor: [email protected]
Multicultural Club
Multicultural Club at Morgan Community College is a safe place for students of all different backgrounds to come together and celebrate the diversity within MCC’s Campuses! MCC Multicultural Club is dedicated to advancing campus knowledge through cultural events and mentoring high school students.
Sign up today! Contact the advisor: [email protected]
Pride Club
Pride Club is Morgan Community College’s safe space for students that identify as LGBTQAI+. Allies are also welcome! Pride Club aims to advocate for student rights, educate the community on LGBTQAI+ issues, and bring awareness to campus through multiple events.
Sign up today! Contact an advisor: [email protected]
Student Nursing Association (SNA)
The Student Nursing Association (SNA) is a way to build relationships between first- and second-year nursing students. SNA is dedicated in developing nursing leaders through conferences, community service projects, and participation in local activities.
Sign up today! Contact the advisor: [email protected]
Student Life Coordinator
Jess Diehl
As the Student Life Coordinator at MCC, Jess is dedicated to enhancing the student experience by fostering leadership, community engagement, and student success.
Before joining the MCC community, Jess attended Colorado State University to study Animal Science and Agriculture Business as well as obtained her Associate of Science from Northeastern Junior College in the same fields. Originally from Steamboat Springs, Jess continues to be an outdoor enthusiast and now resides in Morgan County where she continues to follow her agricultural passions.