
MCTC receives Transformational Leadership Award
Published on Feb 12, 2025
Maysville Community and Technical College is honored to be one of six colleges recognized
by the Council on Postsecondary Education (CPE) for higher education leadership at
the annual Student Success Summit.
The annual summit provides development and networking opportunities for post-secondary faculty and staff. This year, MCTC was recognized for action related to student success through a transformational leadership award.
"We are truly honored to receive the Transformational Leadership Award. This recognition underscores our unwavering commitment to expanding access to higher education at Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex. By empowering individuals with the opportunity to pursue academic success, we are not only transforming lives but also strengthening our entire community,” Dr. Dana Calland, Vice President of Academic Services at MCTC, remarked.
More specifically, our institution was recognized for advancing CPE’s strategic priorities and engaging with other postsecondary partners to share lessons learned. The MCTC initiative revolves around opportunities for the incarcerated and adult learner success.
“Our students regularly share their gratitude for the program and excitement they feel regarding the steps they are taking to change their lives. We appreciate CPE recognizing the hard work of students, faculty, and staff,” Dr. Maggie Price, Director of Student Success, said.
The project expands educational opportunities offered at Eastern Kentucky Correctional Complex, allowing prisoners to gain postsecondary certificates and associate degrees in select programs.
“We’d like to express our thanks to our dedicated faculty, staff, and partners who have made this work possible, and look forward to continuing our mission to open doors for every learner, regardless of their circumstances,” Dana expressed.