Hocking College holds socially distant 50th anniversary graduation
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Hocking College’s first graduation ceremony was held in a parking lot. Fifty years later, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ceremony was back outside.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—Hocking College’s first graduation ceremony was held in a parking lot. Fifty years later, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ceremony was back outside.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—While classes at Hocking College will be offered a little different from usual this autumn due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, officials are adamant that the content of those classes will remain the same.
For more than 20 years, Hocking College’s Accessibility Resources Office has been helping students with disabilities realize their academic aspirations!
Hocking College's Tasha Penwell has been highlighted as Amazon Web Services Educate's Cloud Ambassador of the Month.
The term “Summer Melt” commonly refers to students who make a commitment in the Spring to return to school in the Fall. However, during the summer their plans gradually start to dissolve -- resulting in them abandoning school altogether.
Benjamin Juricki always knew he was going to college, but just not so soon.
At Hocking College, Career readiness means that when our students walk across the stage to accept their diploma, they not only have the knowledge and skills they got from their classes but the work ethic and job skills that prepare them to transition into the workplace.
Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic, the prospect of wearing a face mask has quickly evolved from being a personal choice to a grim reality. In this post, we’ll explore both the reasoning behind wearing a face mask and both the right and wrong way to wear one.
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Cora “Sky” Roman wanted the “full” college experience when she took her first class last year.
