NELSONVILLE, OHIO—To anyone passing by it might have looked like Ron Cass was standing in the middle of a creek picking up rocks and talking to himself, but that’s not quite what he was doing.
On March 20, a report by CBS News spotlighted the important role truck drivers are playing in keeping American store shelves stocked during the coronavirus pandemic.
As stores across the country run out of toilet paper due to panic buying and hoarding, and shelter-in-place orders keep people in their homes more than normal, some are using alternative products in the bathroom.
In a time of fear and uncertainty for so many college students, Franklin University wants you to know that their academic programs, student services, and online learning experiences are designed to fit the needs of busy adults. Franklin’s transfer-friendly degree programs help students start strong and finish faster – saving time and money to complete their college degree.
Without a good set of customer service skills, the chances of achieving long-term success in your professional life are less than great.
NELSONVILLE, Ohio—March 30, 2020—As the coronavirus pandemic pushes hospital supplies to the limit Hocking College is answering the call to help.
According to a recent article on healthcaredegree.com, there’s a severe shortage of the medical laboratory personnel needed to help combat the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Making the transition from learning in a traditional classroom to learning in a virtual space can be challenging under normal circumstances, but when you have to make that transition in a hurry during stressful times it could be overwhelming.
Earlier this week, the U.S. Department of Education announced a plan that would provide temporary relief to tens of millions of borrowers during the COVID-19 national emergency.
One of the values Anita McInnis learned while growing up in Jamaica was to never let anything get in the way of her goals.
