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"excerpt": " Home - Mount Tamalpais College Skip to primary navigation Skip to main content QUICK LINKS CONTACT US CONNECT WITH US FACULTY APPLICATION PUBLICATIONS PRESS KIT CAREERS Search... About Mission & Values Staff & Board Impact Accreditation & Institutional Research Careers Academics Admissions AA Degree College Prep Faculty Apply To Teach Students & Alumni Students Alumni OpenLine Literary Journal Resources Practitioner Support Resources for Incarcerated Students Research on Prison Higher Education News Top MTC Stories Recent Press From the President Commencement 2026 Gala Give to MTC Donate Shop Mount Tamalpais College https://www.mttamcollege.edu/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/mt._tam_college_web_loop_final_cut-1080p.mp4 30 Years of Teaching, Learning, and Transformation at San Quentin Mount Tamalpais College provides a rigorous, accredited, tuition-free liberal arts education to students incarcerated at San Quentin Rehabilitation Center. LEARN MORE NEWS SPOTLIGHT NBA Champ Festus Ezeli Visits MTC July 15, 2026 Stephany Baker Joins MTC as Chief Operating Officer May 7, 2026 MTC Celebrates Growth and Impact at 30th Anniversary Gala April 23, 2026 A 30-year Commitment to Education 1994 The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 bars people in prison in the U.S from receiving Pell Grants. As a result, the number of prison higher education programs nationally drops from several hundred to fewer than ten. Read More 1994 The Violent Crime Control and Law Enforcement Act of 1994 bars people in prison in the U.S from receiving Pell Grants. As a result, the number of prison higher education programs nationally drops from several hundred to fewer than ten. 1996 Patten College, based in Oakland, CA, together with an education administrator at San Quentin and a faculty member from UC Davis, launch a small Associate of Arts degree program at San Quentin (read more). Read More 1996 Patten College, based in Oakland, CA, together with an education administrator at San Quentin and a faculty member from UC Davis, launch a small Associate of Arts degree program at San Quentin (read more). Without a budget, the program relies entirely on volunteer faculty, Patten’s uncompensated administrative services, and donated supplies. For 20 years, it remains the only on-site degree-granting program in a California prison. 1999 The first student from the College Program is awarded an Associate of Arts degree. Read More 1999 The first student from the College Program is awarded an Associate of Arts degree. 2000 After serving for one year as a volunteer, Jody Lewen takes over as Director of the College Program at San Quentin. Read More 2000 After serving for one year as a volunteer, Jody Lewen takes over as Director of the College Program at San Quentin. 2003 The Prison University Project is founded as a fiscally-sponsored project of the Tides Center. Read More 2003 The Prison University Project is founded as a fiscally-sponsored project of the Tides Center. 2006 The Prison University Project receives a transformational $250,000 grant from the Sunshine Lady Foundation and is incorporated as an independent 501(c)(3). Read More 2006 The Prison University Project receives a transformational $250,000 grant from the Sunshine Lady Foundation and is incorporated as an independent 501(c)(3). 2007 By 2007, as a result of increased support from San Quentin staff and access to more resources, supplies, classroom space, and instructional time, the College Program’s educational offerings have significantly expanded. Read More 2007 By 2007, as a result of increased support from San Quentin staff and access to more resources, supplies, classroom space, and instructional time, the College Program’s educational offerings have significantly expanded. 2014 After Patten is acquired by a for-profit, online college, the Prison University Project begins to explore other college partners, as well as the prospect of becoming independent. Read More 2014 After Patten is acquired by a for-profit, online college, the Prison University Project begins to explore other college partners, as well as the prospect of becoming independent. 2015 The Prison University Project is awarded the National Humanities Medal by President Barack Obama. Read More 2015 The Prison University Project is awarded the National Humanities Medal by President Barack Obama. 2020 The Prison University Project completes its name change and officially becomes Mount Tamalpais College. Read More 2020 The Prison University Project completes its name change and officially becomes Mount Tamalpais College. 2021 In response to the COVID-19 crisis, MTC delivers care packages and other critical supplies to every person incarcerated within CDCR—over 100,000 people—as well as food trucks for prison staff at every institution in CA. Read More 2021 In response to the COVID-19 crisis, MTC delivers care packages and other critical supplies to every person incarcerated within CDCR—over ",
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