New Program Manager Hopes to Make a Degree in Cyber More Accessible
Mark D. Riley is Hocking College’s new Cybersecurity and Network Systems Program Manager.
Mark D. Riley is Hocking College’s new Cybersecurity and Network Systems Program Manager.
Franklin University was recently recognized by the National Security Agency and the Department of Homeland Security as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense Education (CAE-CDE) through the academic year 2024.
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.
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.
The G-Tech Summit, which will take place on August 6 at Genoa Area High School, will be the third annual G-Tech Summit. This event is a personalized learning opportunity for all educators. The summit will focus on the following topics:
Hocking College currently has a professional partnership with Cisco Networking Academy. For over 20 years, this academy has been providing programs that promote both Information Technology and career-building skills to over 7.8 million students in 180 countries.
It's currently National Robotics Week (RoboWeek) which involves a series of events and activities during the month of April designed to celebrate the significance of the U.S. robotics industry. This is also an opportunity to recognize the tremendous social and cultural impact robotics has made on our society.
According to an article on Education Dive, tech clubs in public schools are helping students obtain essential business and leadership skills.
Thanks to the new Talent Bridge for Veterans program, service members and veterans will have an easier time transitioning into the civilian workforce.
