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Mohave College celebrates opening of new cosmetology facility

MOHAVE COUNTY — Mohave College marked a major milestone in workforce education with the opening of its new cosmetology facility in downtown Kingman and the launch of its Cosmetology Certificate program. The facility, located at 307 E. Beale St., will serve as the home for hands-on instruction designed to prepare students for careers in the beauty industry and Arizona cosmetology licensure.

The cosmetology program offers comprehensive training in hair design, skin care, nail technology and salon practices through a 40-credit curriculum that includes 1,500 clock hours of classroom and supervised salon instruction. Students gain technical skills while also developing professional communication, customer service and salon operations knowledge.

The program was developed in response to community and workforce demand. In September 2025, the Mohave College District Governing Board approved the creation of the cosmetology certificate program, citing the need for trained professionals in the region and opportunities for students seeking a new career path.

Mohave College held a ribbon cutting ceremony Friday, Aug. 21 at the new Cosmetology program building, located at 307 E. Beale Street, next to the Beale Street Center. From left to right: Susan McAlpine (District #4), Dr. Julie Bare (District #2), Jerol Jones (Executive Director of Construction & Remodeling), Dr. Chrissy Holliday (Mohave College President), Dr. June Weiss (Dean of Health and Public Services), Nicole Bratley (District #1) and Dr. Diane Singer (District #5).

Graduates will be prepared to pursue careers in salons, spas and related beauty industry businesses or continue their education in specialized areas of cosmetology. Mohave College Studio 307 services are expected to open to the public in January 2027 following completion of studentsí initial training requirements.

For more information about the Cosmetology program, visit†www.Mohave.edu/Cosmetology. The first step for new students is to create a student profile at†FutureBighorn.com. Enrollment Navigators are available to help prospective students explore programs, apply for admission and review financial-aid options. †Their contact information is available at†Mohave.edu/Admission, which is also where returning students can get started again. Twelve-week classes start Sept. 14 and eight-week classes start Oct. 12.