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MCC Daily Tribune

Class Schedule and Outlook Calendar

Dear Teaching Faculty,

Class schedules for teaching faculty will not be automatically added to your MCC Outlook calendar for the Fall 2026 semester. Please take a moment to add your class sections to your Outlook calendar as a recurring event so your calendar will be up-to-date. 

How to Add Classes to your Outlook Schedule

Classes can be added as a recurring appointment. 

  1. Create a new appointment and put your course in as the subject, you may choose to enter the location as well.  
  2. Select the Start and End time and select the first date of the class (e.g., Monday, August 31).  
  3. In the top ribbon, show as Busy and click on Recurrence.  
  4. Here you can select the days for the class to show and the end date. 
    • For example: click the button for Weekly, enter 1 in the box for Recur every X weeks, click the days of the week for the class/meeting to display – Monday, Wednesday, Friday.  
    • Then at the bottom, put in the last day of class for the END BY date.  
    • Click OK. 
  5. The screen will now display your recurring appointment. It will state if there are any conflicts above the subject and a recurrence statement will display below the location. Confirm the recurrence is what you wanted.  
  6. Click Save and Close. 
  7. Repeat for each of your classes. 

You will need to manually edit for exceptions or changes to your class schedule. For example, you will need to manually remove any classes on Labor Day, Monday 9/7, when no classes are being held. Another exception will be November 3rd for Election Day, Wednesday 11/25 when there are no classes, and 11/26-11/29 for Thanksgiving Recess. 

Read more online about scheduling in Outlook

Thank you,

Kelsey Bright
Academic and Student Affairs
09/01/2026