MJC campus plans move forward with state backing
State lawmakers and MJC officials elevated campus expansion as a priority after a December meeting with Rep. Ted Ewing and Sen. Warren Henderson. The college seeks 6.2 million for phase one through 1985, including site acquisition and 80,000 square feet of facilities.Enrollment has surged about 25 percent to 6,000 credit hours. 950 students attend for credit. Architect Richard G. Allen selected to design the Bumstead Corners campus near Interacion S.R. 777 and U.S. 41 with a village style layout.