Hocking College Women's Volleyball Team Welcomes New Recruits
Hocking College Women's Volleyball Team is gearing up for another exciting season. Three new players have committed to play so far this year, as well as three returning players.
Hocking College Women's Volleyball Team is gearing up for another exciting season. Three new players have committed to play so far this year, as well as three returning players.
Hocking College will begin offering their Criminal Justice Program completely online beginning in Fall 2019.
The G-Tech Summit, which will take place on August 6 at Genoa Area High School, will be the third annual G-Tech Summit. This event is a personalized learning opportunity for all educators. The summit will focus on the following topics:
On Friday, May 17 the 3rd Annual Women in Business Conference will take place at The Lodge at Hocking College. This free event will unite women entrepreneurs in all stages of business development for a day and will focus on the following:
Ever since he was a child, Hocking College alumni Robert W. Everett knew exactly what he wanted to be when he grew up, a law enforcement officer.
When most students graduate from college, they already have a game plan in mind as to what they’re going to do next. Some might be ready to take on a temporary summer job or internship. Others could already have a new job in their field of expertise lined up. Meanwhile, other graduates might be making plans to continue their education.
Hocking College currently has a professional partnership with Cisco Networking Academy. For over 20 years, this academy has been providing programs that promote both IT and career-building skills to over 7.8 million students in 180 countries.
Hocking Hawks' basketball player, Azende Johnson, has officially been named the National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Third Team All-American. This is in addition to his many lists of achievements which includes the following:
Groundwater supplies about 40% of the nation’s drinking water. It's especially important in rural areas, but even urban areas may depend on groundwater to meet a significant portion of daily needs. Groundwater, unlike surface water in streams and lakes, is a largely invisible resource because its presence is hidden beneath the Earth's surface. Groundwater is not evenly distributed and is available in greater quantities in some areas than in others.
For the trucking industry, a shortage of qualified truck drivers means manufacturers' products can be delayed when reaching its customers and consumers. Therefore, a substantial number of drivers are currently needed to help maintain a consistent flow of deliveries that arrive safely and on time.
