MARCOM has thousands of high-quality images of the MCC campus, students and programs, faculty and staff, and stock photos that are available for use in marketing materials. If the requesting department or program would like to use a photo that was not provided by MARCOM, the photo must be high resolution (at least 300 dpi) with interesting content that is bright and clear. You may submit photos for approval to MARCOM by emailing marcom@mclennan.edu.
A MARCOM staff member may attend College-related events for photography when the event has news impact for the College or if the event offers significant support to the marketing plan or other strategic initiatives. To request a photographer, complete a photography request form.
If a staff member is not available, MARCOM has several cameras to loan faculty and staff members. Also, smartphone photos are usually sufficient for the quality and resolution needed.
MARCOM uses PhotoShelter to give MCC employees direct access to a library of MCC photos. View the photo library.
Photo/Video Release Agreement
MCC uses photographs, audio, and/or video recordings of employees and students for educational, publicity, and student recruitment purposes on behalf of the College. These assets may be used on the web, in print publication, and other media including advertisements. Should an employee or student (or the parents or guardians of such persons under the age of 18) NOT want to be photographed or recorded, or have his/her name or "directory" information used in connection with any such recording or image, that person must notify the college in writing. For more information, contact Student Records at studentrecords@mclennan.edu.
MCC requires all students and community members to fill out and submit a photo/video release form for the purpose of participating in MARCOM's photo shoots:
Releases are not required when photographing people in public places, such as walking across campus or attending an MCC Commencement Ceremony. Individuals who do not want MCC to use video images or photos of them are responsible for removing themselves from areas in which photography and/or recording is taking place, or notifying the camera operator of their opt-out status. Failure to do so may result in that individual’s inclusion in a photograph or recording and will be treated as consent for the College to utilize that photograph or recording accordingly.
If subjects are prominent in an image that is shot at a public space or event, and it is anticipated that the photographs will be used in a highly conspicuous way (such as the cover of a publication or on a prominent web page), then it is advisable and courteous to obtain a signed release from these subjects when possible.
For more information about photography at MCC, please contact Jennifer Norman at jnorman@mclennan.edu or 254-299-8721, or Elizabeth Perez at eperez@mclennan.edu 254-299-8779.