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McHenry County College
Established	1967
Type	Public
President	Walter J. Packard, Ph.D
Students	2,000 full-time 5,800 part-time
Location	Crystal Lake, Illinois, USA
Mascot	Fighting Scots and Fighting Lady Scots
Website	http://www.mchenry.edu/

McHenry County College is a Community College in Crystal Lake, Illinois, that was founded in 1967.

Contents 1 Mission 2 Locations 3 Academic Programs 4 Occupational Programs 5 Student Demographics 6 Athletics 7 Presidents 8 External links

At McHenry County College, we value learning, and we put the interests of our students and community first. By providing high quality, affordable and accessible learning opportunities, we enable students to meet their educational, career and personal goals. By sharing our knowledge and resources, we support our community's educational, social, cultural and economic vitality.

Main Campus: 8900 U.S. Highway 14, Crystal Lake, Illinois 60012-2761 Shah Center: 4100 W. Shamrock Lane, McHenry, Illinois 60050 University Center: 100 South Main Street, Crystal Lake, Illinois 60014

Image of MCC's Main Campus

Anthropology, Art, Biology, Chemistry/Physics, Pre-engineering, Communication Studies, Earth Science and Geography, Economics, Education, Education Programs, Electronics, Electronics Engineering Technology, English and Reading, Health and Human Performance, History, Horticulture, Mathematics, Modern Languages, Music, Personal Development, Philosophy, Plant Science, Political Science, Psychology, Sociology, Theatre

• For more information visit http://www.mchenry.edu/AcademicPrgrmDirectory.asp

Accounting, Administrative Office Management (AOM), Automotive Technology, Business Management, CAD/Drafting, Children's Learning Center, Computer Information Systems (CIS), Cooperative for Employment Education, Criminal Justice, Digital Media, Early Childhood Education, Electronics Engineering Technology, Emergency Medical Services, Entrepreneurship, Fire Science, Fitness Instructor Training, Health and Human Performance, Health Careers, International Business Studies, Machine Tool Technology, Manufacturing Management, Manufacturing Technology, Marketing, Office Systems Technology, Real Estate

For more information visit http://www.mchenry.edu/AcademicPrgrmDirectory.asp

The student population of McHenry County College is 44% male and 56% female. Twenty-nine percent of students are under age 21; 34% are 21-29 years old; 31% are 30-49, and 6% are over 50. The majority of students are white (77%) followed by Latino/Hispanic (20%), Asian (2%) and African American (1%).

Women's sports include tennis, volleyball, basketball, and softball. Men's sports include soccer, basketball, baseball, and tennis. For more information visit http://www.mchenry.edu/athletics/

• Walter J. Packard, Ph.D. - 2004 - Present
• Dennis Massey
• Daniel LaVista, Ph.D.
• Robert Bartlett
• ...
• Forest D. Etheredge

• McHenry County College
• Illinois Community College Board
• Higher Learning Commission

	Municipalities and Communities of McHenry County, Illinois (County Seat: Woodstock) This box: view • talk • edit
Cities, Towns and Villages	Algonquin | Barrington Hills | Bull Valley | Cary | Crystal Lake | Fox Lake | Fox River Grove | Greenwood | Harvard | Hebron | Holiday Hills | Huntley | Island Lake | Johnsburg | Lake in the Hills | Lakemoor | Lakewood | Marengo | McCullom Lake | McHenry | Oakwood Hills | Pistakee Highlands (CDP) | Port Barrington | Prairie Grove | Richmond | Ridgefield | Ringwood | Solon Mills | Spring Grove | Sunnyside | Trout Valley | Union | Wonder Lake | Wonder Lake (CDP) | Woodstock
Townships	Alden| Algonquin | Burton | Chemung | Coral | Dorr | Dunham | Grafton | Greenwood | Hartland | Hebron | Marengo | McHenry | Nunda | Richmond | Riley | Seneca
Points of Interest	Chain O'Lakes State Park | Fox River | Golden Corridor | Moraine Hills State Park | McHenry County College | UP/Northwest Line
Airports	Lake in the Hills Airport