"I really, really love it here. I'm in several different organizations," sophomore Chloe Smith said, adding, "And I found places to fit in and to serve my community here that I would not have had if I had gone to a senior college first."
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Hosted in collaboration with the College's Culinary Arts Technology Program, the event was designed to teach students proper dining etiquette and more.
Open to high school students, MCC students, and community members, the competition offers participants the chance to compete in Short Story, Informal Essay, and Poetry categories.
Balancing her 17-hour course load, work at the Student Success Center, and her spot on the dance team keeps MCC freshman Taylor Wilkerson busy.
After honing his baseball skills this summer in Virginia, Brennon Wright said he was looking forward to returning to campus, "I realized I missed this place a lot more than I thought I would. I was pumped to get back here."