Mackenzie easily recalls events in her life, but has difficulty remembering the knowledge she learned in college. mackenzie shows good memory, but poor memory.

The answer is episodic; semantic.

Semantic memory is a review of general realities, while the Episodic memory is a review of individual actualities. Recollecting the capital of France and the principles for playing football utilizes semantic memory. 
Episodic memory speaks to our memory of encounters and particular occasions in time in a serial frame, from which we can recreate the genuine occasions that occurred at any given point in our lives. 
Semantic memory, then again, is a more organized record of certainties, implications, ideas, and learning about the outside world that we have gained. It alludes to general verifiable learning, imparted to others and autonomous of individual experience and of the spatial/fleeting setting in which it was obtained.