Hocking College Forms Partnership with Amazon Web Services Educate
Hocking College recently received approval to partner with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Educate.
Hocking College recently received approval to partner with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Educate.
If your dream is to one day become a small business owner, rest assured that over the course of your career you’re going to have to make many decisions that could ultimately help decide if your venture succeeds or fails.
If your goal is to one day become a small business owner, then you need to learn about the importance of trends and how they could affect your future business decisions.
Hocking College's Computer Science program will be hosting a 3-part series that will introduce students to GitHub. The trainings will take place in Oakley Hall from 6-8PM on the below dates:
This Friday, November 2 there will be a free movie screening of the 2010 documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop in John Light Hall Room 195 at 5:30PM.
According to a recent post on the Healthcare Information & Management Systems Society’s (HIMSS) webpage, the biggest threat facing the health care industry doesn’t come in the form of a disease. To the contrary, it comes in the form of computer hackers who are skilled in the art of stealing confidential patient information.
Online shopping clearly has its advantages, the first being the convenience of shopping anywhere and at anytime. This process also allows consumers to shop around for the best bargains and have their purchases delivered directly to their doorstep.
Beginning today and running through Wednesday, Oct. 24, Hocking College art students will volunteer to take on a prospective mentee who'll shadow them for a day. According to the Art, Design & Marketing Program Manager, Whitney Goller, between six to nine students from different high schools will be taking part in this event.
In August 2018, Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine filed a lawsuit against a company called IGeeksOnline and a Columbus woman, in which they were both accused of offering consumers misleading tech support services. In conjunction, DeWine’s office recently reported that over 60 tech support scams were reported last September in the buckeye state.
