Are you interested in picking up a new hobby, or becoming more experienced in a skill such as cooking or gardening? If so, you should consider taking one of Hocking College's Leisure Learning classes.
Hocking College's programs are all focused on real world, hands-on experience. The same can be said for Hocking College's Wildlife Club. The Wildlife Club provides many opportunities for students in the Natural Resources program to gain invaluable experience, network with professionals, and uncover the commonly asked question: What does a wildlife professional do?
If you’re interested in ornithology and the environment, you should consider joining Hocking College’s new Birding Club.
Hocking College Women’s Basketball Team was overpowered by Lakeland Community College, 100-32, at home on Saturday, February 2. The Lady Hawks began the game tied at 10-10 until the Lakers followed with a 28-point run.
The Hocking Hawks Archery Team traveled to Madisonville, KY to compete in the 2019 United States Collegiate Archery Association (USCA) Indoor Championships, which took place last week on January 16-18.
Hocking College Hawks Basketball Team member, Azende Johnson ,was recently named National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) Division-III Player of the Week from November 5 to November 11.
In addition to getting a good education, one of the major benefits of being a college student is the friendships you’ll establish with your classmates. However, the demands of being a post-secondary student can be incredibly time consuming. Most often, this leaves students with very little time to devote to socializing.
Hocking College President Dr. Betty Young recently became one of 35 college presidents who received Phi Theta Kappa’s Shirley B. Gordon Award of Distinction. The awards were presented at the annual Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Catalyst 2018 convention held in Kansas City, Missouri on April 19-21.
