Do EMS Workers Need A College Degree?
A recent post on EMS World addressed the following question — do EMS workers necessarily need to pursue getting a college degree?
A recent post on EMS World addressed the following question — do EMS workers necessarily need to pursue getting a college degree?
The Gay/Lesbian Adoptive/Foster Parent Scholarship is designed for high-school, undergraduate, and graduate students who have gay/lesbian adoptive or foster parent(s).
When Southern Ohio native Andrea Chatfield moved to Athens in 2012, her ambition was to become an organic farmer. Then, three years later, an unexpected shoulder injury led her to a pivotal crossroads moment in her life.
Thirteen students from Hocking College's Culinary Program and Master Chef Vincenzo “Enzo” Sclama departed for a trip to Northern Italy on Sunday, May 26.
Last month, Hocking College EMS Program Manager, Robert Cornwell, was named the 2019 recipient of the John P. Moore EMS Award for Excellence at the Ohio EMS Conference held on May 20 – 21 in Columbus, OH.
While there are many self-taught people who enter the computer science industry without a degree, there are many advantages to having one which could ultimately make the difference between getting a job and having a career.
Over Memorial Day weekend, three hikers had to be rescued out of Hocking Hills State Park, including a man who fell 15 feet off a cliff in the Cedar Falls area while taking a selfie.
Are you nervous about starting college? Are you worried about getting lost on campus or making new friends? If you can relate to these anxieties, then you should consider signing up for Hocking College's Smart Start.
On Saturday, May 11 Hocking College held it’s Spring 2019 commencement ceremony in the Student Center.
Hocking College was among the 16 community colleges and three universities receiving grant funding designed to help students from the foster care system pursue their dreams of higher education.
