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.
You may start seeing a lot of rainbow decorations popping up this month and yes, there’s a reason for it. June is Pride Month which celebrates the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, as well as the history of the gay rights movements.
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.
It's finally June and schools are out for the summer. So, what should one do with all that time off?
Hocking College’s Archery Team competed in the 2019 USA National Outdoor Collegiate Championships which took place in Dublin, OH on May 17-19. The competition was highlighted by Hocking College archer, Cole Luburgh, who dominated the field and became the 2019 USA National Outdoor Collegiate Men’s Barebow Champion.
Hocking College’s newest Equine Science Program Manager, Bethany Siehr, admiration for horses began in grade school when a fellow student she befriended invited her to go riding.
Women's Basketball Head Coach, Sterry Etheridge, welcomes his first recruiting class since taking over as head coach during the 2018-2019 basketball season.
Last month three representatives from The Davey Tree Expert Company visited Hocking College to make a donation to the school’s Forestry Club.
Mark Noark (Sales Arborist), Kris Bruestle (District Manager), and Jeff Crites (Operations Manager) presented to the Forestry Club Secretary, Chelsie Kotlar, with a check for $2,000.
The funds were used to help pay for the expenses of the club’s western forests trip which took place from May 3-19.
The presentation took place in room #213 of the Natural Resources building on the Hocking College campus. Also in attendance were members of the Forestry Club and their faculty advisor, James Downs.
Davey Tree’s donation marks the third time this company has helped fund a trip made by Hocking College's Forestry Club.
