December
6 , 2005
Up To Date
Incident Log
Nov. 11
College Safety investigated an on-going domestic violence situation between
a student and her ex-husband. The male has come onto campus several times.Further
questioning revealed he only wanted to know where the remote was.
Three students were contacted by a campus police officer
regarding complaints that they were setting off fireworks. The students were
not cooperative and a box of fireworks was seized from one of them
Nov. 16
A campus police officer investigated a report that two student workers had
money stolen from their unattended wallets in the Advisement area.
Money stolen from unattended wallets? Go figure.
Investigation continues.
A campus police officer responded to a subject in parking
lot A, who disturbed patrons in the library. The subject was intoxicated Who
gets drunk and goes to a library? He was escorted off campus.
Another student who left her purse in an SC classroom returned
to find the purse was not there. No suspect(s) are known. Also missing, the
girl’s common sense to not leave her purse.
Nov. 18
A custodian reported that a vending machine in the womens BA restroom was
forced open and a small amount of money was taken. No suspect(s) are known.
A student reported his blue and white GT mountain bike
stolen from the EF bike rack. The bike had a cable lock, but still was stolen.
Reviewing security video revealed that at 1:53 p.m. a white male, in his early
20s, wearing a black ball cap, a black AC/DC t-shirt and dark pants took the
victim’s bike.
Any information on the suspect should be directed to College Saftey at (480)461-7046.
Nov. 20
The same drunken man who harrassed people in the library Nov. 16 was at it
again.
After disturbing students and employees on the second floor of the library
he was escorted from the campus and warned he would be arrested if he returned.
Vending machines in womens bathrooms are becoming popular
targets. Red Mountain College Saftey reported vending machines were forced
open and money was stolen from the second floor Palo Verde restroom.
Nov. 21
A student reported to College Safety that another student had heinously stolen
an item from the cafeteria. During an intense investigation and review of
the video from the cafeteria camera it was discovered that the student had
indeed taken an item without paying. A copy of the report was sent to the
Dean of Student Services.
A faculty member complained of two people aggressively soliciting
students for magazine subscriptions near the AD building. The subjects sales
techniques were so aggressive they were found and told by a campus police
officer to stay off campus.
A student reported that her 1994 white Nissan Sentra was
stolen from lot C, near the stadium. A video tape review showed the victim’s
car leaving the lot at 6:39 p.m. Authorities believe the car was not driving
itself. Investigation continues.
Spotlight
Red Mountain hosts Empty Bowls
MCC at Red Mountain will participate for the first time
in an Empty Bowls event. The event will commemorate World Hunger Day on
Thursday, Dec. 8, 2005. Meals will be served between 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The
meals will be served in ceramic bowls donated by various artists. Meals
will cost $10. The event is open to the public. The meals will be simple,
consisting of bread, water, and soup. The meals will be simple to remind
participants of hunger world wide. After eating, participants will be able
to keep the bowls they ate from to serve as a constant symbol of world hunger.
All proceeds from the event will be donated to Paz de Cristo, an organization
that will use the proceeds to feed local less fortunate people. Paz de Cristo
will also be providing the soup that will be served. Empty Bowls is a national
event that started in 1990 in Michigan. An art teacher helped students hold
a fundraising event to support a food drive. Students made ceramic bowls
and served simple meals. After, the participants took the bowls home. During
the following years the event grew in size. Now, it is a nationwide event
to support food banks, soup kitchens, and any other organization that fights
hunger. Empty Bowls has raised millions of dollars since 1990 to fight hunger
around the world.
On-Campus Events
ASU East Visit
ASU East College of Education will have a visiting adviser Dec. 12 between
9 a.m. and 3 p.m. The adviser will be available for 30 minute appointments
with students interested in pursuing careers in education. Students who
would like to set an appointment with the adviser can do so by going to
the Transfer Services office in building 38 or by calling (480) 461-7452.
School of social work
On Dec. 5 between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. an adviser from the ASU School of Social
Work will be available for appointements with students. Students interested
in meeting with the adviser have to make appointments through the Transfer
Service office. They can also call to make the appointment.(480) 461-7452.
Guitar concert
A guitar concert will be held Dec. 7 in the room MU-3 at 7:30 p.m. Dan Davis
is the supervising instructor. For more information contact Dan Davis at
(480) 461-7572.
Nursing school adviser
The ASU College of Nursing will have advisers visiting MCC Dec. 6, 13, and
20. The advisers will be on campus between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. All 30 minute
appointments will be held in the Transfer Services office. Advisers will
be answering questions to help guide students pursuing nursing. Appointments
can be set by going to the front desk in the Transfer Service office or
by calling (480) 461-7452
Messiah choir performance
The Combined Choir of MCC will be performing with Mesa Symphony Saturday,
Dec. 17. The performance will be held at the new Mesa Arts Center in downtown
Mesa. The performance will begin at 7:30 p.m.
Dr. Glenn Bennett, Director of Choral Activities at MCC, will conduct the
choir and symphony as they perform selected pieces from Handel’s Messiah.
Tickets range between $15-$25 and can be purchased through the Mesa Symphony
Orchestra Office or online at www.mesaartscenter.com.
For more information call (480) 644-6500.
Phoenix police
The Phoenix Police Department will be recruiting students Dec. 6. The recruiters
will be in the Kirk Center from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. providing information to
students. For more information contact Debby Smith at (480)461-7973
T.E.A.M. Security
Representatives from T.E.A.M. Security will be on campus Dec. 7 between
9 a.m. and 1 p.m. The representatives will have a table and information
in the Kirk Center. For more information contact Debby Smith in the MCC
Career Services Office at (480) 461-7973.
Crusade for Christ
There will be a Campus Crusade for Christ meeting Dec. 8. The meeting will
be held in the Maricopa Room in the Kirk Center between 9 a.m. and 1 p.m.
For more information contact Mark Brenneman (480) 461-7760.